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Title: Pedals Post by: Gargloic on November 01, 2007, 11:48:08 AM I'm wondering if Nik thinks about making overdrive/treeble booster or anything alike...
Imagine paying 75$ for a top notch rangemaster... Gargloic Title: Re: Pedals Post by: Kitarist on November 01, 2007, 11:48:43 AM wow that would be a good idea
Title: Re: Pedals Post by: ampkits on November 03, 2007, 08:37:50 PM Hi
75?? Really?? I was thinking 50! Duh! Heheh.. I had it in the plan but we got so tied up. Perhaps one day. I am pretty sure those germanium transistors have dried up here. Lots of pedal tweakers around here. Thanks! Nik Title: Re: Pedals Post by: anxiousmofo on November 03, 2007, 10:05:38 PM Dirtbox clone please! Or an RV-1 clone!
Title: Re: Pedals Post by: Home Grown Tele on November 19, 2007, 12:13:36 AM How about a Dumble pedal? It's not like there aren't a million o fthem out there already so I doubt if anyone is gonna raise too much hell about that.
But then again, who knows, right?? Title: Re: Pedals Post by: bloodedge on November 30, 2007, 02:30:54 PM Hi 75?? Really?? I was thinking 50! Duh! Heheh.. I had it in the plan but we got so tied up. Perhaps one day. I am pretty sure those germanium transistors have dried up here. Lots of pedal tweakers around here. Thanks! Nik a fuzz face with the germanium transistor would be very nice i think :D. well for me for me it would, specially at this price. and with the option diy hummm. tasty to me lol. Title: Re: Pedals Post by: Weathered on November 30, 2007, 05:01:12 PM If you're in the States and want to undertake a pedal build, the BYOC stuff is supposed to be great. I'm having my GF order me their Rat kit for the holidays.
www.buildyourownclone.com Title: Re: Pedals Post by: scooter on December 06, 2007, 06:39:56 PM I'd love to see a BK Butler Tube Driver clone. The 4-knob version with the externally-accessible bias adjustment mod. The Tube Driver is an important component of some of my favorite Eric Johnson and David Gilmour tones.
Butler's back to making limited production runs at around US$425 a pop (with the bias adjust knob) <http://www.butleraudio.com/tubedriver.php (http://www.butleraudio.com/tubedriver.php)>. I'm sure it's worth every penny to players who need to have the real thing. Don't know what the legalities are, but I doubt a clone kit would put a significant dent in Butler's business. I believe (could be wrong) he even licensed the circuit to Ibanez for a while (the old '90's Tube King, NOT the new high-voltage version that just came out). Title: Re: Pedals Post by: Johnhenry on December 07, 2007, 03:37:17 AM Eric sold out on you, he dropped the Butler and was useing an AC Booster, Echo Plex, FuzzFace, just recently, A Twin, Delux's and a Super Reverb, And Guess what ? He still had the same tone he had with the old setup. and I do agree with you, the Man is a Tone Machine, A few year's back, I got to Hangout with him at a Show he did here in S.A. And i did learn a lot, he's a perfectionist, the Sound check took 3 hr's for 4 amp's and 3 guitar's, and he put on a Show, I enjoyed it very much.
Johnhenry Title: Re: Pedals Post by: bloodedge on December 08, 2007, 05:30:13 PM If you're in the States and want to undertake a pedal build, the BYOC stuff is supposed to be great. I'm having my GF order me their Rat kit for the holidays. www.buildyourownclone.com Thansk for the link :). i also had this one: http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/ just giving it in the case someone don't have it here so maby it help too :) Title: Re: Pedals Post by: ChrisL on December 08, 2007, 11:08:02 PM I've always wanted a stand-alone reverb unit. I just never got around to building one. I think a reverb kit would fit in nicely with Nik's tweed offerings.
I agree with the BYOC kits...I've built the fuzz, script phaser, and the screamer clone. Great kits, great tones and reasonable prices. Title: Re: Pedals Post by: radiohead, lol on December 09, 2007, 04:31:11 AM I've always wanted a stand-alone reverb unit. I just never got around to building one. I think a reverb kit would fit in nicely with Nik's tweed offerings. I second this, a Ceriatone reverb unit would be amazing. Title: Re: Pedals Post by: bloodedge on December 09, 2007, 04:34:35 PM tube reverb unit?
if yes i think i may buy one in the futur :). but i don't have effect in/out to my amp :S and dosent whant to add them too :'(. drilling holes in it would be like drilling hole with a gun in my girlfriend i can't do this :P. Title: Re: Pedals Post by: ChrisL on December 09, 2007, 11:06:17 PM tube reverb unit? if yes i think i may buy one in the futur :). but i don't have effect in/out to my amp :S and dosent whant to add them too :'(. drilling holes in it would be like drilling hole with a gun in my girlfriend i can't do this :P. The old original Fender units were made to run straight into a clean amp. Title: Re: Pedals Post by: bloodedge on December 12, 2007, 08:22:42 PM cool :), i don't know much about reverb :(.
Title: Re: Pedals Post by: LoneStarGuitar on December 12, 2007, 08:37:02 PM Eric sold out on you, he dropped the Butler and was useing an AC Booster, Echo Plex, FuzzFace, just recently, A Twin, Delux's and a Super Reverb, And Guess what ? He still had the same tone he had with the old setup. and I do agree with you, the Man is a Tone Machine, A few year's back, I got to Hangout with him at a Show he did here in S.A. And i did learn a lot, he's a perfectionist, the Sound check took 3 hr's for 4 amp's and 3 guitar's, and he put on a Show, I enjoyed it very much. Johnhenry Check out the Musicians Friend website. Somewhere on there EJ has a couple of videos posted where he goes through his setup. I think the video was pretty recent. IIRC, he had a pair of Echoplexes, A Dynacomp, Fuzz Face, TC Chorus, the BK, and a Deluxe Memory man. Title: Re: Pedals Post by: LoneStarGuitar on December 12, 2007, 11:07:55 PM http://www.musiciansfriend.com/mediacenter
look up eric Johnson. The gear vids are excellent. Title: Re: Pedals Post by: BillBondo on December 17, 2007, 02:30:12 AM +1 on Ceritone Pedals
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