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Dirk wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 29, 2021 4:34 pm

I believe I got the FA-1 clone from Laurie himself along with the Ibanez flanger a couple of years ago.

Oh, right... that one was in my collection since I made it. I kept two from the first batch and sent one of them to Dirk.

Dirk wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 29, 2021 4:34 pm

This is why it's no fair guessing against Pepe with this, he's keeping score of everybody's pedals.
You must have huge lists!

Just good memory!

Dirk wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 29, 2021 4:38 pm

Now, how about mine?

I'll add a clue: it has quite a sinister character, almost

Admin received a pedal from fuzzbuzzfuzz

chromandre received a pedal from ?

Dirk received a pedal with non standard shape, 3 knobs, 2 switches, non standard power supply and quite a sinister, almost evil character from Pepe

fuzzbuzzfuzz received a pedal from ?

Joske Turbo

laurie received a vintage DOD Studio Bifet Preamp 410 from Jeremy
guessed by: chromandre

Luke Drifter

Pepe received a pedal from sclitheroe

sclitheroe received a LauriePedals FA-1 clone from Dirk
guessed by: laurie

Dirk: a pedal with non standard shape, 3 knobs, 2 switches, non standard power supply and quite a sinister,

A lot of those clues lead me to think it's from the Danelectro DJ Series. I'm not sure if you mean toggle switches or foot switches, so either the French Toast pedal, or the PB & J, The Rocky Road doesn't have enough knobs but two foot switches.

Admin wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 29, 2021 11:39 pm

Dirk: a pedal with non standard shape, 3 knobs, 2 switches, non standard power supply and quite a sinister,

A lot of those clues lead me to think it's from the Danelectro DJ Series. I'm not sure if you mean toggle switches or foot switches, so either the French Toast pedal, or the PB & J, The Rocky Road doesn't have enough knobs but two foot switches.

those all had standard powers though! almost all of them I've played were surprisingly good pedals

Since I was the sender I'm not allowed to guess. Or to give hints. But chromandre is right about the standard power in the Danelectro units.

Hi all

I'm afraid I have some bad news... I received a letter from the post office in the beginning of december about a parcel for me, stating that I had to pay import costs before they could deliver it.
The letter got lost in a pile of mail and I only found it today.
I tried to pay the import cost but unfortunately the pedal is already on its way back to the sender...

Annoying situation and totally my bad

Argh! At least it didn't get lost on the way.

Admin wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 29, 2021 11:39 pm

A lot of those clues lead me to think it's from the Danelectro DJ Series. I'm not sure if you mean toggle switches or foot switches, so either the French Toast pedal, or the PB & J, The Rocky Road doesn't have enough knobs but two foot switches.

It is not a Danelectro pedal.

Dirk wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 30, 2021 6:56 pm

Admin wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 29, 2021 11:39 pm

A lot of those clues lead me to think it's from the Danelectro DJ Series. I'm not sure if you mean toggle switches or foot switches, so either the French Toast pedal, or the PB & J, The Rocky Road doesn't have enough knobs but two foot switches.

It is not a Danelectro pedal.

ooh, ooh, I know...it's NOT a DoD Carcosa either! Am I doing this right?

those all had standard powers though! almost all of them I've played were surprisingly good pedals

Since I was the sender I'm not allowed to guess. Or to give hints. But chromandre is right about the standard power in the Danelectro units.

Strangely the pedal carrying cases came with a lower voltage power supply. It was 8 volts instead of 9. I still own it, but I never under stood why they did this.
But yes the pedals were really good. You'd be surprised to find out how many pros secretly use them. Especially the tremolo pedal.