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Is there a difference between builder... or they all doing the same thing?

Theyre all pretty much doing the same thing.

Ohnoho is really the only dude doing anything different, with the whole momentary footswitch thing on the chk chk boom

there are some differences between builders.

some builders wire their feedback loop pedals in a way that bypasses whatever is inside the send and return. making it where you couldn't use the pedals in their normal mode. sorta like its own chain within your chain.

ive owned an audible disease rupture RP1 that let you use the effects in the loop in on or off feedback mode. i found that useful.

I was most impressed with eatyourguitar's. He made one with a lot of cool features.

I'm interested in the Operator!? by Fairfield Circuitry (since I'm in Quebec and I really like Guillaume's work).
But I don't know if I will get same kind of oscillation I have with the AB-Synth with a Fuzz in the loop of the Operator!?.

With feedback loopers, everything is pretty dependent on the pedals in the loop. It, really depends on the fuzz, some will osc. like mad,
others won't do shit. But what's more fun is putting modulation and time based effects in, then shit gets crazy

Fuzz_Pi wrote:With feedback loopers, everything is pretty dependent on the pedals in the loop. It, really depends on the fuzz, some will osc. like mad,
others won't do shit. But what's more fun is putting modulation and time based effects in, then shit gets crazy

Yeah, that should be kool with the Cosmichorus and the Superdelay in the loop and you can bypass the oscillation with the second footswitch.

Thanks guys!!

very simple to build

Yeah I've been wanting to build one. I do have a Cosmichorus.. Hmmmmmm

I MAKE A COOL ONE TOO, DAMNIT. (but you shouldn't buy it yet because I'm sure the graphics are gonna be awesome)

But, really, there are differences. Discounting functionality, some have volume controls, some are active, some use different values of feedback controls so they have more/less range. They do -basically- the same thing, but depending on how the builder set it up, they can do it differently.

...now that McSpunckle was already brought up, there isn't much... Mikes salty romance explosion, made by Dwarfcraft Devices, and the OhNoHo Utter Stutter both sound fun BUT not passive.

McSpunckle wrote:I MAKE A COOL ONE TOO, DAMNIT. (but you shouldn't buy it yet because I'm sure the graphics are gonna be awesome)

But, really, there are differences. Discounting functionality, some have volume controls, some are active, some use different values of feedback controls so they have more/less range. They do -basically- the same thing, but depending on how the builder set it up, they can do it differently.

Thanks for the info... notice yours have a volume control.
But 30$ for the shipping + custom fee (I'm in Canada)... hughhhh.

Any idea when it's going to be ready with graphics, etc... ?

Achtane wrote:I was most impressed with eatyourguitar's. He made one with a lot of cool features.

I have an eat your guitar and it is awesome:
The volume knob is a great idea and the thing works perfectly. plus he sent it raw so I could butcher the paint myself.

hbombgraphics wrote:

Achtane wrote:I was most impressed with eatyourguitar's. He made one with a lot of cool features.

I have an eat your guitar and it is awesome:
The volume knob is a great idea and the thing works perfectly. plus he sent it raw so I could butcher the paint myself.

What is the features on his feedback loop?

It's not momentary (can't remember the word for this)

When the loop is not in feedback mode you can use the pedals, although I think he can add a TB switch if needed.

Knobs for Volume and Feedback, which is sweet because sometimes the Feedback volume gets out of control.