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goroth wrote:You're an asshole beaver.

How dare you, sir, I'll thank you to remember I'm a butt-hole sloth.

I’m interested in a trick out test pattern. I had a original and I wish I never got rid of it.

This makes the original obsolete, I'm about to bump it off the board - this and the Test Pattern from Hell the Pest Tattern is derived from have eclipsed it in every way.

Still using the thing regularly, and don't quite know how I lived without it.

Scruffie wrote:

goroth wrote:You're an asshole beaver.

How dare you, sir, I'll thank you to remember I'm a butt-hole sloth.

I love this thing!

So many layers of crazy noise, and as others have noted it does great "normal" fuzz as well. This pedal is basically the spirit of ILF in corporeal form. Great work, Stomping Dirge Mask!

ill let the beans drop a little, Jero and I have discussed how to make a new version while still making this ILF version special. possibly a double version that's a bit more tabletop geared.

Excuse me I bought this explicitly because there would only be as many made for ILFers as possible. You are stabbing my Reverb flip in the back as we speak.

AZX309 wrote:ill let the beans drop a little, Jero and I have discussed how to make a new version while still making this ILF version special. possibly a double version that's a bit more tabletop geared.

I can detail some of my plans for an original expanded version if you'd like, PM or public.

AZX309 wrote:ill let the beans drop a little, Jero and I have discussed how to make a new version while still making this ILF version special. possibly a double version that's a bit more tabletop geared.

would buy a second for tabletop usage

[yes, Hello Facepalm is a reality show that would have me for a contestant]

CV + Modulation in a tabletop format would ruuuuuuuuuuuuule.

I gotta quickly chime in and say: that octave down setting makes me do all kinds of faces when I play it. Good shit. I could see having the osc switch on a second stomp, although the volume is quite different across the two

fcknoise wrote:I gotta quickly chime in and say: that octave down setting makes me do all kinds of faces when I play it. Good shit. I could see having the osc switch on a second stomp, although the volume is quite different across the two

What octave down setting homie?

Lower oscillation notes gives octave down, especially if you back off your guitars volume a bit. Actually quite stable on this one. The thinking man's PLL.

Eivind August wrote:Lower oscillation notes gives octave down, especially if you back off your guitars volume a bit. Actually quite stable on this one. The thinking man's PLL.

Somehow this sentence seems oxymoronic. But yes, that is indeed the octave down setting. Volume down a lil, oscillation on, bias low and gain pretty much anywhere. Try the switches in different positions, don't remember from my head which combination it is but when you hit it you know