Skybone Posted February 15, 2025 Posted February 15, 2025 Isn't the red script reissue Mini Q a buffered foot switch? Think the purple script is when they switched to true bypass (and stopped putting those really cool control knobs on). Quote
nilorius Posted February 15, 2025 Posted February 15, 2025 2 minutes ago, Skybone said: Isn't the red script reissue Mini Q a buffered foot switch? Think the purple script is when they switched to true bypass (and stopped putting those really cool control knobs on). Maybe it's not purple script but ''purple haze''. Quote
ped Posted February 25, 2025 Posted February 25, 2025 Here's a little Meatball demo (after about 1 minute) I have it set to quite lively, no attack, here. Generally I like it to be quite subtle but responsive to any extra dynamics. At about 2:40 I use the Bassballs for a synth sound which works well in almost everything, becoming one of my favourite sounds even though when I first tried the pedal I thought it was ridiculous. 3 Quote
Bagman Posted March 23, 2025 Posted March 23, 2025 Hi a Mu-Tron III is available here in NZ Do they have an awkward power supply? The ad description says "No PSU" cheers Quote
NoirBass Posted March 23, 2025 Posted March 23, 2025 34 minutes ago, Bagman said: Hi a Mu-Tron III is available here in NZ Do they have an awkward power supply? The ad description says "No PSU" cheers Yes, however it will run from a pair of 9V batteries. 1 Quote
Rodders Posted March 27, 2025 Posted March 27, 2025 I wanted a cheap envelope filter to play around with when it takes my fancy, I settled on the Flamma FC11 at £26 I was really impressed with the quality, sound, easy of use, yeah its a mini pedal but if you're ever in the same position as me I would recommend it. 1 Quote
eude Posted March 27, 2025 Posted March 27, 2025 (edited) 46 minutes ago, Rodders said: I wanted a cheap envelope filter to play around with when it takes my fancy, I settled on the Flamma FC11 at £26 I was really impressed with the quality, sound, easy of use, yeah its a mini pedal but if you're ever in the same position as me I would recommend it. Just found a nice demo on YouTube by JoBass, that sounds very very good, even without the silly low price! Where did you get yours from? Here's the link for reference... https://youtu.be/JHuxs_mnAn8?si=m1XRhGB5-J4nxGlJ Edited March 27, 2025 by eude Quote
Rodders Posted March 27, 2025 Posted March 27, 2025 7 minutes ago, eude said: Just found a nice demo on YouTube by JoBass, that sounds very very good, even without the silly low price! Where did you get yours from? Here's the link for reference... https://youtu.be/JHuxs_mnAn8?si=m1XRhGB5-J4nxGlJ Amazon have started stocking them, so I ordered it from there, other than that I could only find them on Thomann. 1 Quote
Bagman Posted Saturday at 23:30 Posted Saturday at 23:30 A 3Leaf Audio Wonderlove is available here in Aotearoa - I’m thinking about it Quote
paulo m Posted yesterday at 08:45 Posted yesterday at 08:45 Hi' i own a 3 Leaf GR2 & a VFE Mini Mu the GR2 is modelled on the Lovetone Meatball Circuit' & the Mini Mu after the Mutron.. both are discontinued & to my ears cover just about all of the classic filter sounds' the GR2 for up & the Mini Mu for down sweeps... The GR2 is way better than both of the Wonderloves that came after it... I.M.H.O. 2 Quote
MM Stingray 62 Posted yesterday at 11:55 Posted yesterday at 11:55 I have the GR2 on my board I’ve played through but I always come back to this. I also have a Haz Labs filter but I’ll probably be moving it on. It’s great but takes up a lot of space on the board. 1 Quote
Bagman Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago 8 hours ago, MM Stingray 62 said: I have the GR2 on my board I’ve played through but I always come back to this. I also have a Haz Labs filter but I’ll probably be moving it on. It’s great but takes up a lot of space on the board. that's a tidy board , well done Quote
Bagman Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago I have until Thursday to consider this Wonderlove mk1 I have a Proton mk 3 but thought it might be nice to try another 3Leaf Audio product I prefer the SGFX Bi-Filter to the Proton , but I'm running 2 boards due to pedal addiction Quote
Bagman Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago On 26/02/2025 at 04:04, ped said: Here's a little Meatball demo (after about 1 minute) I have it set to quite lively, no attack, here. Generally I like it to be quite subtle but responsive to any extra dynamics. At about 2:40 I use the Bassballs for a synth sound which works well in almost everything, becoming one of my favourite sounds even though when I first tried the pedal I thought it was ridiculous. Palm Mute with index plucking finger as plectrum substitute (?) very good Quote
bassbora Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 15 hours ago, Bagman said: I have until Thursday to consider this Wonderlove mk1 I have a Proton mk 3 but thought it might be nice to try another 3Leaf Audio product I prefer the SGFX Bi-Filter to the Proton , but I'm running 2 boards due to pedal addiction I have the Wonderlove mk1 as well as GR2 and Proton mk4. I really like both of the older ones and the Proton is on my guitar board. If its not too pricey and if you think you can move it on if you dont like it I would go for it. I will be keeping the Wonderlove and GR2 for a very long time. I am though currently using my IE XE as a main filter for more synth 90s dance music my two bands are doing and I feel it does a great job of that (and takes up less space) but any of my 3 Leaf pedals could do the job to be honest. Quote
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