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i just found one on ebay. its not on ebay anymore.

A filter is usually a circuit that cuts frequencies above (LPF) or below (HPF) a certain frequency cutoff. An envelope filter uses the playing dynamics to controll the cutoff value. The highest the volume of the signal, the more (or less) the cutoff is changed from a given start point. Auto wah is usually a LFO (low frequency oscillator) controlled cutoff. A wah pedal is usually a pedal rocker controlled cutoff frequency filter. To my knowledge most famous wah pedals are resonant band pass with clean blend? To me An envelope follower is a function of a pedal that sends exp or cv value out to another pedal. Chunk Brown dog for example. Envelope detection is the part of the circuitry in an envelope pedal that converts playing dynamics into a controll signal. To controll another parameter (not just cutoff)

You sir are the legend. I just have a 3D printer

Id be happy to help with some 3d printed covers at a very reasonable cost. I did some for @walshy last year. He was happy.

Decibel eleven?

Check out the JOYO PXL-PRO 8 Effect Pedal Loop Switching System. Thats where I started my looper search. But all looper roads lead to boss es8.

The MXR is my fav fingerstyle funk filter forever. Freaks!

I've uses Emma music for pickguards before. Shipping was a bit steep if I recall, tge plates turned up just fine. And good quality.

I just stanked all over the place.

i know a guy who might be interested. he knows what he is doing, he designed all the barefaced cabs for example. PM me a rough idea of butget and ill put it to him.

Its only the last few days that I realised how my sandy cali1 TM5 (the black one from a few posts back)... Has a very large fretboard radius. Ie its very flatt compared to my fenders. Is this common on sandy? I dont remember the VM5 having the same. Edit* just remembered I have a laser scan of the VM so i can/will compare

Just spent the last hour playing this magnificent creature. Oooffff. That is all.

with flat cables you could get at least one more Multistomp on there!

i was thinking paralell paths, send the highs through one side, and the lows the other?

most source audio pedals have two indipendent channels, so is there one comp per channel? or is it global? if its one per channel, then it could it be setup as a MB comp?

Its not a day of sales anymore, the competition is now so fierce, that companies have month long sales!

Oh shot. They found where we live?!?!?! Edit* just read the tb thread. Only 4 pages. And no controversy at all. Im staying right here la(ds/ss's) don't you worry!