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Post by gfxbss on Jun 19, 2011 15:13:24 GMT -5
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Post by ijustwannastrat on Jun 19, 2011 15:32:59 GMT -5
... What's it do? ;D
I've heard "feedback looper" been tossed around a bit, but I don't think I quite understand it....
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Post by gfxbss on Jun 19, 2011 18:21:40 GMT -5
Alright, notice the send and receive. You put your effects in there. As in Send goes to the input of your first pedal, and the output of your last pedal goes to the Receive. Go from the out, to your amp, and from your guitar to the in.
Now, with neither switch engaged, no matter what you do, you will have a clean sound. Hit the bypass switch, and you bring whatever effects you have on, into your sound. So it also works as a true bypass box.
Now, for the feedback loop part. Hit the loop switch, and it now loops your effects. As in, it sends them through themselves over and over and over again. This now makes everything oscillate and feed back. Blend knob just blends the oscillations.
It really is just a noise pedal. Not something that I would use, but a buddy of mine wanted, so I made it for him. The true bypass box is kinda cool. If you are someone who needs to turn many pedals on or off at once, then it can save some time.
HTH,
Tyler
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Post by ashcatlt on Jun 19, 2011 18:59:42 GMT -5
It's a great way to turn on a bunch of pedals at once and save some tap-dancing.
What happens with the feedback engaged depends on what effects you've got in the loop.
In mine I didn't bother with a switch for the feedback, just cut the track at the "bottom" of the pot so that turning it all the way down breaks the feedback path.
Mine also acts as a power distribution box with a wall-wart input, filter caps, and outputs to power up to four pedals.
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Post by gfxbss on Jun 20, 2011 6:05:17 GMT -5
Ash, great idea by turning it into a power box! There is plenty of room to that in that enclosure!
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