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Corksniffer's delight!
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Crazy, but I'm sure it gets people to their booth.
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my guess is the resistance of the liquid between those two screws determines gain, and an LDR determines tone.
fun idea! :applause:
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soulsonic wrote:my guess is the resistance of the liquid between those two screws determines gain, and an LDR determines tone.
fun idea! :applause:
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What would you use to get the 'Brown Sound'?

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I hope there will be a decanting modification soon so you can switch the sound during the performance. :D
A crazy pedal from a crazy guy only suitable for crazy musicians? :scratch:

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FuzzMonkey wrote:What would you use to get the 'Brown Sound'?
refried beans :shock:

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FuzzMonkey wrote:What would you use to get the 'Brown Sound'?
chorume!

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Is it possible to be a Expandora based circuit?

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