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This Champion Leccy sounds like fun too!

Thread title keeps reminding me of this book

Ooh, that does sound pretty good too! (… and those pedals are built in the town Tina Fey grew up in. )

(… and I might have to just read that book.)

MechaGodzilla wrote:Pelitaur

I just got one of these. It rules.

Chankgeez wrote:(… and those pedals are built in the town Tina Fey grew up in. )

Jawn Loc

Dandolin wrote:

Chankgeez wrote:(… and those pedals are built in the town Tina Fey grew up in. )

Jawn Loc

mcatano wrote:

MechaGodzilla wrote:Pelitaur

I just got one of these. It rules.

Aren't these just klones?

Chankgeez wrote:

mcatano wrote:

MechaGodzilla wrote:Pelitaur

I just got one of these. It rules.

Aren't these just klones?

It's two fuzz circuits in a box with a blend and a tone (bass rolloff i think?). the klon styling is them taking the piss.

MechaGodzilla wrote:

Chankgeez wrote:

mcatano wrote:

MechaGodzilla wrote:Pelitaur

I just got one of these. It rules.

Aren't these just klones?

It's two fuzz circuits in a box with a blend and a tone (bass rolloff i think?). the klon styling is them taking the piss.

Two fuzz circuits in parallel with a blend between the two—the treble knob interacts with both circuits differently, depending on where the blend knob happens to be set. It boosts the treble from one side while boosting the bass from the other. It's pretty wild, and you can get some really interesting fuzz out of it. The left side is some sort of JFET circuit that sounds a bit like a tone bender or maybe a shin-ei, the right side is a pretty straight big muff (a green one, iirc).

I'm a fan of running stuff in parallel, so it definitely plays to my interests.

I don't know anything about this company other than what I just heard in this video (and that this pedal is purple):

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRlDC8S3ppE[/youtube]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRlDC8S3ppE

I think I previously posted a photo of this in the NAMM 2016 thread, but according to the search engine, nary a word has ever been spoken of it.

So, echorec, how is it?

Also, Wire Instruments:

https://www.wireinstruments.com

Chankgeez wrote:So, echorec, how is it?

I dunno. It's a mystery to me. If I buy a dirt pedal this year, it will likely be another box that never gets talked about anymore. I think a schematic of the original SE version is online, though, so maybe one of these days I'll build something similar for myself.

Nobody here seems to talk about Toneczar or Cornish. Weird?