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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ue1esrT33tU[/youtube]



Not too musical but a cool little noise maker.

Interesting.

They are neat. I saw a band last week and they had an original thingamagoop.

it was entertaining albeit slightly uncontrollable.

Pretty nifty. I guess they discontinued version 1 and the Thing-a-ma-kit since they aren't on their site anymore. This reminds me, i still have a Thing-a-ma-kit waiting for me to assemble it.

sjtele wrote:Pretty nifty. I guess they discontinued version 1 and the Thing-a-ma-kit since they aren't on their site anymore. This reminds me, i still have a Thing-a-ma-kit waiting for me to assemble it.

Nice! You should get around to assembling it sometime! It's okay. I bought a bunch of pedal parts and haven't made anything yet!

Zerstorte Zelle wrote:They are neat. I saw a band last week and they had an original thingamagoop.

it was entertaining albeit slightly uncontrollable.

Entertaining is the key word! I've been waiting for someone to throw in an 'annoying'!

What kind of band was it? Do you remember their name?

Always wanted a Thingama, might have to get one of these new ones.

Jenesis wrote:Always wanted a Thingama, might have to get one of these new ones.

it'd be good for some Dragonforce covers

probably amazing for noise freakouts though

MannequinRaces wrote:

sjtele wrote:Pretty nifty. I guess they discontinued version 1 and the Thing-a-ma-kit since they aren't on their site anymore. This reminds me, i still have a Thing-a-ma-kit waiting for me to assemble it.

Nice! You should get around to assembling it sometime! It's okay. I bought a bunch of pedal parts and haven't made anything yet!

Yep. I wanted to try a small pedal build and thought this would be a fun winter project. Unfortunately I have other winter projects that have popped up, plus when I take a look at that big bag o' board, circuits, wire, switches, etc. it looks a bit overwhelming. It will be built eventually tho, just need to find the time. I do have a Thingamagoop V1 that keeps me entertained in the mean time.

sjtele wrote:plus when I take a look at that big bag o' board, circuits, wire, switches, etc. it looks a bit overwhelming.

That's how I feel. Overwhelmed! I'll build something simple eventually. Right now I'm just enjoying learning about all the different boutique pedal makers out there.

name of the band was "Jeff Taylor"

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDe3xJZDqao[/youtube]

not the show i saw but there is some thingama in there. P.S. there drummer Mark is unreal.

MannequinRaces wrote:

Zerstorte Zelle wrote:They are neat. I saw a band last week and they had an original thingamagoop.

it was entertaining albeit slightly uncontrollable.

Entertaining is the key word! I've been waiting for someone to throw in an 'annoying'!

What kind of band was it? Do you remember their name?

I'd love to get something like that and find a way to throw it in the loop of Devi's Heaven's Gate (when they're actually available) with a fuzz or modulated delay or something... set the gate relatively hard so you can strum normally, and then just WHANG on the strings for a total atonal freakout!

jrmy wrote:I'd love to get something like that and find a way to throw it in the loop of Devi's Heaven's Gate (when they're actually available) with a fuzz or modulated delay or something... set the gate relatively hard so you can strum normally, and then just WHANG on the strings for a total atonal freakout!

That sounds like a sweet idea!

Zerstorte Zelle wrote:name of the band was "Jeff Taylor"

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDe3xJZDqao[/youtube]

not the show i saw but there is some thingama in there. P.S. there drummer Mark is unreal.

MannequinRaces wrote:

Zerstorte Zelle wrote:They are neat. I saw a band last week and they had an original thingamagoop.

it was entertaining albeit slightly uncontrollable.

Entertaining is the key word! I've been waiting for someone to throw in an 'annoying'!

What kind of band was it? Do you remember their name?

Nice! I like drummers that jam out with a traditional grip! Always reminds me of Mitch Mitchell!