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devi ever wrote:

The Silver Rose is quite simply a classic Super Fuzz and IC Big Muff design combined together with a Mixer that allows you to blend seamlessly between the two fuzz sounds, and includes a clean knob (up to 50% clean / wet), and active bass / treble EQ knobs (that can be bypassed).

Console III decked out with the Mixer, clean knob and the active EQ, so you can mix your favourite fuzzes.

did everyone forget that infanem has probably learned a few things from devi. he also benefits from every cross promotion. like the infanem vids with devi in the background. too much devi hate in here. for someone so smart as infanem, I dont think he would waste his time if he was getting used. I think collab's are generally good for everyone involved, including the customer. didn't dwarfcraft license some of devi's designs? huh? no one hates on him or devi for that now do they?

jrmy wrote:Devi was the initial contact, and probably has distribution resources beyond what Ken has on his own. And some people dig just doing the design & production stuff themselves, and not having to deal with the marketing / networking / other crap that goes into business.

This.

Devi has good ideas (that don't fit into what I want to build under the INFANEM name) and the capital to make them happen so I get to do the fun stuff (design), and some of the less fun stuff (building), without having to do as much of the marketing/dealer song and dance. The side work for Devi also funds a great deal of INFANEM development so we're both happy and nobody's getting hurt .

zezozeceglutz wrote:

jrmy wrote:Devi was the initial contact, and probably has distribution resources beyond what Ken has on his own. And some people dig just doing the design & production stuff themselves, and not having to deal with the marketing / networking / other crap that goes into business.

This.

Devi has good ideas (that don't fit into what I want to build under the INFANEM name) and the capital to make them happen so I get to do the fun stuff (design), and some of the less fun stuff (building), without having to do as much of the marketing/dealer song and dance. The side work for Devi also funds a great deal of INFANEM development so we're both happy and nobody's getting hurt .

Yay, I think it's time for a group hug now!

jrmy wrote:

devi ever wrote:I think you'll be seeing a lot more infanem/defx joint productions as the months go by.

I'm all for it! We need more crazy collabs out there...

Couldn't agree more, collabs are the shit! With all the awesomeness that arises from single builders, imagine the result of more collaboration!

hclapp219 wrote:

zezozeceglutz wrote:

jrmy wrote:Devi was the initial contact, and probably has distribution resources beyond what Ken has on his own. And some people dig just doing the design & production stuff themselves, and not having to deal with the marketing / networking / other crap that goes into business.

This.

Devi has good ideas (that don't fit into what I want to build under the INFANEM name) and the capital to make them happen so I get to do the fun stuff (design), and some of the less fun stuff (building), without having to do as much of the marketing/dealer song and dance. The side work for Devi also funds a great deal of INFANEM development so we're both happy and nobody's getting hurt .

Yay, I think it's time for a group hug now!

proof that fuzz only begets love.


and more fuzz.

sounds cool. i dig it. corgan tunes are pretty lame nowadays but at least the dude still knows his fuzz.

hbombgraphics wrote:

McSpunckle wrote:

StopReferencing wrote:Also, what's a "boutique component?"

It's when a component is designed for X-ray machines and some asshole puts it in a pedal.

We make components for X-ray machines, glad to know that they are boutique!

Slap that shit in a Tubescreamer!

McSpunckle wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:

McSpunckle wrote:

StopReferencing wrote:Also, what's a "boutique component?"

It's when a component is designed for X-ray machines and some asshole puts it in a pedal.

We make components for X-ray machines, glad to know that they are boutique!

Slap that shit in a Tubescreamer!

be my succusbus MVEX

zezozeceglutz wrote:

jrmy wrote:Devi was the initial contact, and probably has distribution resources beyond what Ken has on his own. And some people dig just doing the design & production stuff themselves, and not having to deal with the marketing / networking / other crap that goes into business.

This.

Devi has good ideas (that don't fit into what I want to build under the INFANEM name) and the capital to make them happen so I get to do the fun stuff (design), and some of the less fun stuff (building), without having to do as much of the marketing/dealer song and dance. The side work for Devi also funds a great deal of INFANEM development so we're both happy and nobody's getting hurt .

i'm so curious about the new stuff! faye's her

McSpunckle wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:

McSpunckle wrote:

StopReferencing wrote:Also, what's a "boutique component?"

It's when a component is designed for X-ray machines and some asshole puts it in a pedal.

We make components for X-ray machines, glad to know that they are boutique!

Slap that shit in a Tubescreamer!

Yeah I would love to, but it's nothing fun unless you want a tube screamer to work under water or in dielectric oil, or as todays testing shows if you want it to work at -40c or in 85% humidity.

This is an awesome sounding fuzz, and that combined with my Billy fanboy-ness is giving me the ultimate boner.

I'd hit it.

LoVE Smashing Pumpkins.

eatyourguitar wrote:did everyone forget that infanem has probably learned a few things from devi.

What, like how to "tuck it"?