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Damn that's a good price.

If only I could afford to get to Auckland...

Ah.
I didn't look into it, just saw 1 watt and thought of Mark

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Music-instrume ... 751338.htm

Maybe?

Jenesis wrote:

Oh yeah, forgot to say that my pedal can lift up the whole world!

Is that all?
Pfft, wimp

They suck. One came into my posession yesterday.

..On that note, buy my one from trademe! These things rock!

Capt. Black wrote:Lighten up guys. Enough of the Acronymony.

Lol wtf?

how much for a loop? Not really worth it, if you only want it to switch on two effects at once. As TMG said, it isn't difficult to switch on two effects one at a time anyway. On another note, if you are just getting into effects, it might be worthwhile splashing out a little more for a decent multi...

Never done it commercially but I once (about 6 years ago) built every fuzz pedal I could find a schematic for - still hjave about 6 of them kicking about. Amazing the variety of sounds you could get. Though briefly about making stuff for sale but the (in my view) neccessary high end foootswitches, ...

TMG 03 wrote:Who was the guy here building some pedals?

Me?
TB boxes, feedback loops, A/B boxes, we do all that sorta stuff.

what I am more interested to know is, how do you do the flash guitargeek thing. I am aware of the site but have never found/worked out how to make one's own rig up... any help appreciated :) Oh and that looks the business.. Well, I just search for the pedal I want, find it in a rig that is on the s...

The Scarecrow wrote:bought one, did the job, no buzz. and now, no more batteries. woohoo!

Awesome, but I have a question, what are you running through it?
Just one pedal, or are you daisychaining?

Well here's my board. It's made from a briefcase. To make it: 1) Go nuts on the briefcase, detaching the lid from the rest of it, removing the hinges etc. 2) Cut piece of wood size of the briefcases interior 3) Cut little supports to hold the wood elevated 4) Drill all the holes into the board for a...

Probably not.
From my experience, I've run pretty much any stompbox from a regulated adapter fine, with no hum.
The problem for me is when I daisychain 2 or more pedals, I ALWAYS get ground loop hum.
That's why I bought a DC brick, I now have no audible hum at all, I totally recommend it.

Thepedalman sells those 1Spot daisychains on oz ebay. I was going to buy one until i got my DC brick. ...Damn, now he seems to have done a disappearing act. I can't even find his ebay store now, lol. But it was there, I swear EDIT: FOUND IT! So at least I'm not crazy. http://stores.ebay.com.au/thepe...

Oh oh oh, I need a CryBaby...... Mine ran away with an unknown house vistor. Our house was broken in to last new years eve, and I have not replaced it yet. Hey mate, see you may be interested in the crybaby? If I could grab your email address that'd be cool, so I can give you a buzz when the stuff ...