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| 2972.1 | from a mostly-reformed Deadhead | BIGQ::DCLARK | doin' that crazy hand jive! | Wed Sep 07 1994 11:43 | 13 |
| Boss makes a good-sounding envelope filter (or they used to; I
couldn't find one a few months ago when I was looking). DOD makes
one that's just OK (but which I ended up buying). It's not very
responsive on the lower (EAD) strings and there's very little
margin for error in where you set the knobs as far as getting
a good sound. (If you don't set it right you'll sound more like
Bobby or maybe even worse than that :-) ). Somebody still makes
Octave pedals (they add an additional note an octave below the note
you're playing; check out the 5/8/77 Scarlet->Fire transition for
a wonderful example of this). Go into a music store and ask for one.
(I think Daddy's has both of these in stock).
- Dave
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| 2972.2 | | JUPITR::OCONNORS | | Wed Sep 07 1994 11:55 | 6 |
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thanks Dave
I'll check out the Boss filter....
Sean
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| 2972.3 | there if you really wah'nt it | RICKS::CALCAGNI | gray folded | Wed Sep 07 1994 12:38 | 8 |
| No doubt you can find something modern that will suit your needs, but
if you still end up wanting that old Mutron sound, someone has just
re-issued the original Mutron III Envelope Follower. Me suspects they
be askin vintage (read big) bucks for this, but I have no more details
at this time (I can dig some up if you like).
/rick
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| 2972.4 | | JUPITR::OCONNORS | | Thu Sep 08 1994 09:46 | 6 |
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Hey thanks Rick!
if you find out anything more could you please post it...
Sean
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| 2972.5 | pretty sparse | RICKS::CALCAGNI | There's no money to be made above the 5th fret | Thu Sep 15 1994 09:56 | 6 |
| Well, here are the 'details' (and I use that term loosely.)
Some company called N.Y.C. has been putting full-page ads in a few
of the vintage rags for the "New Mutron III". Quote: "Has all the
good vintage qualities of the past, completely redesigned to today's
standards". And a phone# 718-768-2NYC
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| 2972.6 | | CRONIC::PCUMMINGS | Ignoramus For A Day | Tue Dec 10 1996 19:33 | 12
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