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Ok, I confess. I am a close friend of Mr. Vex. I designed the "Woolley Mammoth" pedal. It is a fuzz which is amazing on bass. It also does some blistering things to a guitar, too. It could be used in an effect LOOP. (there's the word!). Recently I've been re-discovering the delay modes of my DP/PRO. There is a cross-regen parameter which is calibrated in degrees. It causes a panning effect like no other. It seems to pan the different areas of the spectrum differently. Left in the infinite repeat mode, a signal evolves into a VERY creamy texture. I would love to have another one. If anyone hears about one for sale, let me know. -Chuck Zwicky At 03:57 PM 4/21/98 -0700, you wrote: > Hey thanks, Trevor! > > I'm glad Thomas W. piped up about Kim's girlfriend thread... > > Now everyone contributed to that one didn't they? *That* was > interesting reading! 8-> Kim... Do you own a fuzzbox? Aren't you the > least bit curious? > > I seem to remember one Z. Vex box which was designed by Chuck >Zwicky. > Is that *our* Chuck Zwicky? (How many could there be?) Maybe a short > 20 page review of that one, with looping references please, might > satiate our sick lust for guitar and all related information! 8-)= > > Once again... > -Miko > >Kim Flint... >>>just a casual reminder.... >>>...that this is LOOPER'S Delight, not Guitar Player's Delight..... > >>>Now, some of you six-string wunderkinds may find this completely >shocking, >>>but a lot of people here don't even play guitar! I know it's hard to >>>believe, but it's true! Guess how interested they are in long >discussions >>>about guitar playing that have no looping content whatsoever? > >Trevor wrote... >>I though I ought to jump out here for old Mike's support here... > >Hey! 44's not that old... ;-> I'm regressing every day! Soon (not soon enough) >I'll be blatheringly happy and making happy retirement noise... > >>Not that this has ever happened, but if there was ever a thread that I thought >>was interminably dull (inconceivable, but one must accept the remote >>possibility :-), I just delete the message. I've thought about this, and while >>my gear geekery exceeds that of all but a few of my friends, we all seem to be >>pretty much tied. In fact, sometimes I feel like the Luddite of the >group >>(tube amp, twenty-five year old pedals, 30+ year old guitar, and a >JamMan). >>When the discussions of the various software programs for sequencing, editing, >>time-stretching, etc come along, I just erase them, after browsing >through >>them. > >>Please don't take my pedal reviews away! > >>And I agree that this is the most stimulating list that I belong to, in >many >>ways, despite the fact that our musical tastes seem to differ. What I >like >>about the discussions we have here is that most of us seem to be a group that >>challenges their current aestetics. > >>Not to mention we seem to be an exceedingly funny bunch as well. >>Trevor > > > > >