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that's obviously on a active circuit. The Bill Lawrence link looks interesting. He's also a legend and I'm an idiot so don't listen to me. The G&L OMG switch is actually series mode - so naturally way louder with more bass and treble - and then using a capacitor to take off the treble - leaving the massive bottom end to bother the PA! If I had known now what I know now I would have bought a HPF to take off the subs and kept that L1000

it's not difficult to do on a circuit, depending on how it's powered there will be a resistor to ground before the first input stage, change that and it changes the input resistance. something like this before the first IC ... gives you three difference impedances. (R1 and R27, and R2 and R26, can be combined - I just split them into two to take advantage of JLCPCB's cheaper SMD reisistors) So in this case 20M with switch in middle or 3.33M or 1.4M in left or right positions... (except there's other things going on in this circuit so it will end up 10M, 1.67M and 700k )

You tempted to add all 3 modes on the pickups and the push pull tone cap on the volume like the real one?

Looks like the kinda thing @binky_bass would go for

I love my PF101 - it just works and sounds good in a musical way

Drillin’ evenin’

CPC version of Lumberg jacks are very good 👍

It’s interesting how at various times Zoom and Eventide have tried the “buy the hardware and then paid software add ons” - which in theory should work - but in practice people just want to buy a thing and have all of it.

I ordered a tayda order on Monday morning - it's due here today. That's quicker than most UK based sellers!

I decided if I was going to buy a piece of synth gear that was going to gather dust I'ld pay £50 more and pick up a Microkorg 2 or similar (I've no idea if it's any good, not spent any time on synthchat finding out)

I think it really helps that he comes from a different background. Same as Josh &co of JHS show - they make content as a side show of their online bass lessons company/pedal company so don't rely on clickbait to survive - like if he wanted to do a hour long video about some really dull bass related thing with no commercial side to it- say making a mute out of a bit of foam you could buy in Lidl, he could and it would appear just as genuine as if he was pitching some product he's involved in.

If I bought a HX stomp, a pinstripe MISO and at least one 3leaf pedal would that count?

I think the key part of that infomercial was where he was saying he was playing their own pedal back to them and they didn't realise it was their pedal... he can make gear sound good - that goes a long way. Plus - good marketing, and a really condidered feature set.

vlog/infomercial... .

It’s a very cool designed enclosure - but I missread the topic tiltle and PLL rather than PILL was thinking they normally have more knobs!

I saw that Enfield Roger waters p bass up for sale a week or so ago

filter of some kind?

@krispn - they are all mostly straight!!

You could suggest that a page “cpc for pedal builders” with links to a lot of common parts we would use might be a fun idea and drive sales

Yeah though I worked out that they (audio) weren’t nesserially cheaper if you get tagged for customs on the Tayda ones

CPC have an equivalent of Lumberg mono jacks too so going to try them - fingers crossed it all fits!

Ah that makes sense. I find The most annoying bit of making pedals is ordering stuff

I've heard mixed things about some of the copies of the mini lumber jacks, for instance the Tayda ones aren't supposed to be good- finding what is good is a pain

Multicomp pro MJ-14SR - it's the multi comp version of the mini Lumberg jacks they seem to have stopped making. CPC id CN21942 Farnell 1737250 if it was a bit of a difference I would understand, CPC seem to be aimed at small volume orders more, but it's crazy difference, and not with discount as it comes down! I'ld buy from CPC but they don't have the Lumberg mono jacks I need

I meant envelope out, but I have no idea about what I'm saying!