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I haven't been on here much recently...in the process of adopting our nephew so we are up to 4 kids now and things have been crazy busy at home. That coupled with e-learning and all that stuff, and I don't have as much free time to browse the forums much anymore. Anyway, I built a small surplus of pedals over thanksgiving and I thought I would run a Christmas pedal sale for ILF people.

Failed Transmission (black and hot pink): $190 shipped. Demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY_hLqwA3Uw

L.A.G. (I have two light blue/black, one dark blue/black, and one natural and black): $220 shipped. Demos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBrMYKFBlbQ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqXA-NXmRgQ

Transformations (natural and purple): $130 shipped. Demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBSTVr8h43w

fantastic work - all interesting

Failed Transmission would look good next to a Dark Grime

I'm hoping for an Eroder in '21....

Transformations is much smaller than I expected.

Like perfectly gift-sized though.

transformations is highly recommended. Aside from being purple, it's extremely versatile for a one-knobber.

do tell
any comparisons? felicitous irregularities?

Chankgeez wrote:transformations is highly recommended. Aside from being purple, it's extremely versatile for a one-knobber.

Glad you like it

Dandolin wrote:do tell
any comparisons? felicitous irregularities?

Well, LaoWiz's Cystech Filter Drive immediately comes to mind. Obviously, Transformations lacks the filter part of the equation. Just in terms of versatility though, this one-knobber is generally comparable otherwise.

It's got three gain ranges, three clipping options and an octave (on/off). That's 1,273 possible combinations, right?

Love the aesthetic too, as always -- Especially the purple Transformations!

I clocked this line in the collector/emitter video: "It's an out-there fuzz that chooses to give you inspiring limitations to work within"

That's such a great way to put what I want more pedals to do, I'm gonna keep that in mind... I like flexible machines with a ton of knobs also, but if I can't put my finger on my limitations, then what am I "exploring" anyway

Thanks man. I like limits, they tend to make me more creative when I have to adapt and sometimes play differently than you normally would. Plus, it is easy to find the same setting again

Chankgeez wrote:

Dandolin wrote:do tell
any comparisons? felicitous irregularities?

Well, LaoWiz's Cystech Filter Drive immediately comes to mind. Obviously, Transformations lacks the filter part of the equation. Just in terms of versatility though, this one-knobber is generally comparable otherwise.

It's got three gain ranges, three clipping options and an octave (on/off). That's 1,273 possible combinations, right?

re: combinations, i'm an athlete not a mathlete?