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After some time in the works, we finished this one yesterday, I have the day off today, so I recorded this test piece with my stock strat and the Echotone delay, had a phaser in the delays loop, used the compressor and drive from the Quattro, and played this with my HW-1 Strat.
The delay has two modes, tempotap or manual timestting, you can switch between those two, it has a loop, goes to about 1,5 secs and it still sounds nice on the long delays, you can put a stereo jack in the output and use two amps then, we had it going ping pong, but the noise was hard to kill, and we did not want to redesign the damm thing any further...has taken us long enough by now
So it has that extra feature, same delay and clean signal on both sides, but normally this is just a mono pedal with one output jack, it was either that or no loop, and that loop is more fun to me, so it stayed.
Has a single head, no dual head delay on this one, echo, feedback, tone, and time.
And when you shut it down the trails are not cut off
No bleeding delay signals, buffered output and very low noise.
Here is a clip, I use the delay in a more subtle way, but it adds good space and depth to the sound, Thomas did great on this one!
And it was not easy to go beyond the normal XL, that is for sure...hehe
Well and now we have several other projects that needs attention, by the way, there is a competition going on in naming the new Vox like drive I made, and some wah wah that I know very little of..hehe can have ones hands in everything
The mail addy is this one.
[email protected]
And here is the clip.
The delay has two modes, tempotap or manual timestting, you can switch between those two, it has a loop, goes to about 1,5 secs and it still sounds nice on the long delays, you can put a stereo jack in the output and use two amps then, we had it going ping pong, but the noise was hard to kill, and we did not want to redesign the damm thing any further...has taken us long enough by now
So it has that extra feature, same delay and clean signal on both sides, but normally this is just a mono pedal with one output jack, it was either that or no loop, and that loop is more fun to me, so it stayed.
Has a single head, no dual head delay on this one, echo, feedback, tone, and time.
And when you shut it down the trails are not cut off
No bleeding delay signals, buffered output and very low noise.
Here is a clip, I use the delay in a more subtle way, but it adds good space and depth to the sound, Thomas did great on this one!
And it was not easy to go beyond the normal XL, that is for sure...hehe
Well and now we have several other projects that needs attention, by the way, there is a competition going on in naming the new Vox like drive I made, and some wah wah that I know very little of..hehe can have ones hands in everything
It's time for the next competition! It's very simple we need two
extraordinary good names for two new products.
1) Is the follow up to the Plexitone, it's a two drives and boost pedal that
is designed to get a Vox overdrive both crunch and tweaked up AC30 top boost
at full load.
Where the Plexitone has a name that clearly indicates what it's about (a
Marshall plexi in the hands of e.i. Van Halen) are we looking for a name
that clearly indicates the AC 30 tone, but ofcause in a charming a catchy
way.
2) Here we're looking for a name to a wah pedal, it's a wah pedal with more
option's to tune in the sound that you know from a Cry Baby e.i a few knobs
to tweak.
We will pick a winner to one of each pedal when they are ready.
Thank you in advance, and good weekend.
Søren Jongberg
East Sound Research
extraordinary good names for two new products.
1) Is the follow up to the Plexitone, it's a two drives and boost pedal that
is designed to get a Vox overdrive both crunch and tweaked up AC30 top boost
at full load.
Where the Plexitone has a name that clearly indicates what it's about (a
Marshall plexi in the hands of e.i. Van Halen) are we looking for a name
that clearly indicates the AC 30 tone, but ofcause in a charming a catchy
way.
2) Here we're looking for a name to a wah pedal, it's a wah pedal with more
option's to tune in the sound that you know from a Cry Baby e.i a few knobs
to tweak.
We will pick a winner to one of each pedal when they are ready.
Thank you in advance, and good weekend.
Søren Jongberg
East Sound Research
[email protected]
And here is the clip.
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