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Ryan wrote:Haha, great idea hey! Pan is awesome... frying pan, Pan's labyrinth, pancake... stereo pan!

Pan the man

I think the skreddy echo/tim are about the same height (but wider)...if not, apologies.

For comparison:


Both the Tim and Skrecho can only sit on the back row my pedalboard. If I put them in the middle/front it makes it impossble to hit any pedals behind them.
A few cm can be a big deal for guys with multi-row boards

I know Ryan can't please everyone, but I think people underestimate how much of a pain tall pedals can be.

I would also like to add:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRnUIjXsj7A[/youtube]

Gunner Recall wrote:I would also like to add:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRnUIjXsj7A[/youtube]

Cabin Fever?

Ryan wrote:I don't really know! I'm hoping to decide on a box layout with the next 2 to 10 years and then it should just be a few weeks for the new pcb layout work, then a few months for the pcb and box manufacturing. I'm afraid November will be pretty much impossible, sorry!

I was going to compliment you on working in a clever play on a Johnny Dangerously quote under your Hosted Forum on the front page, but now, after this, I'm not so sure...

OK Jon, I gotcha! I totally agree with you too, that's a pretty major difference in height! I could definitely see that being something to really ponder... thanks for posting that pic, I didn't know those boxes were thattall.

Here's the differences in height between the 3 boxes I like:

Not quite as bad as you thought hey!

one bad monkey wrote:I was going to compliment you on working in a clever play on a Johnny Dangerously quote under your Hosted Forum on the front page, but now, after this, I'm not so sure...

That line just always stuck with me since I was kid, been a go-to threat of mine for over 25 years. *Johnny Dangerously fan high five*

I'm sorry for that awful time frame with the Tremolessence! I'm going to explode into progress with it very soon and it's our goal to have it ready as soon as possible, this winter for sure, but we're doing it in the same production style as the mini-RRRs and some of those steps take a long time, months to get all set up. But we only have to go through that set up process once... ONCE. (and then it's faster next time around.)

I voted 4, the extra height makes it perfect for the back row but not too much of a problem if it's on the front.

If 1 ends up winning I think the footswitch should definitely be central. Switches in the corner can be too close to the switch on the pedal next to it.

Looking forward to seeing the finished version.

I'd never seen one of those in person...that's not so bad. Never mind my rambling

I'll be sure to get one no matter how it turns out

Ryan wrote:That line just always stuck with me since I was kid, been a go-to threat of mine for over 25 years. *Johnny Dangerously fan high five*

The keyboardist I normally play with in theatre pits and I use that as one of our many inside jokes. Always good to find someone else who enjoys that movie.

Ryan, the pedal on the far right is REALLY doing it for me.

i even like it in it's unfinished state.

it's got a sleek/trim muscle car vibe going

sexy

i don't like the sharper corners on number 4. also doesn't look consistent with your other pedals

nightraven wrote:i don't like the sharper corners on number 4. also doesn't look consistent with your other pedals

will the sharper corners even reveal themselves once the vinyl's applied?

i don't think you'll be able to tell.

Someone's gonna lose an eye.

No one is going to be able to tell because EVERYONE WILL BE BLIND.

Mark. My. Words.

Sharp corners eh? That makes the new tremolessence a dual-purpose blunt/hacking zombie defense tool.