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That's a really nice set, Pepe

Mad Professor Supreme overdrive. Designed with the help of Matt Schofield - a very talented modern blues guitarist. Two independent drives which are designed to deliver different harmonic and compression characteristics. For higher gain needs, both channels can also be stacked.

This one looks very interesting!

A few weeks ago I received this funky unit. I already had a Rocktron Banshee Talkbox a few years ago, but I had to sell it to fund other stuff. This one was pretty cheap, so I bought it rightaway when I saw the ad. I used it live on stage at a jam on Halloween and the people loved it. I used a bass and an octaver in front of the talkbox and the result was great. I was asked for a solo demonstration after the improvised song. It was a funny evening.

The_Doc wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 15, 2019 10:46 am

Mad Professor Supreme overdrive. Designed with the help of Matt Schofield - a very talented modern blues guitarist. Two independent drives which are designed to deliver different harmonic and compression characteristics. For higher gain needs, both channels can also be stacked.

Nice!

Pepe wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 15, 2019 4:27 pm

This one looks very interesting!

A few weeks ago I received this funky unit. I already had a Rocktron Banshee Talkbox a few years ago, but I had to sell it to fund other stuff. This one was pretty cheap, so I bought it rightaway when I saw the ad. I used it live on stage at a jam on Halloween and the people loved it. I used a bass and an octaver in front of the talkbox and the result was great. I was asked for a solo demonstration after the improvised song. It was a funny evening.

I used to have one but never got the hang of it... Good stuff that it's going well for you!

I received a belated Christmans parcel from a good friend in L.A. today. He sent me a new DOD Gonkulator ring modulator!

ooooh I always wanted to check that out. Great colour too!

Here is a picture of the DOD Gonkulator and the Coron DS-7 clone:



It's a lot of fun to play around with this pair. The only thing I'm missing is a clean signal knob for the Gonkulator.

Looks great.

I think they stopped making the DOD line once again, and the "Blow out" sale was in the US only, a shame, they're classics and the new versions were particularity useful.

I received this Seppuku Dynamic Echo Modulator pedal from a guitar shop in Stockholm two weeks ago. It was in faulty condition*. Today I finally managed to make it work again!



It is a delay based on the Princeton PT2399 delay IC. The delay can be modulated via input envelope in a very wicked way. The delay time can be ultra-long (but grainy with a lot of artefacts then). The pedal has an effects-only output for stereo sounds, which is very cool.

*apparently the pedal has been powered incorrectly by the previous owner - the PT2399 and the 78L05 voltage regulator were faulty