A semi-parametric EQ with gain controlled by the knob and frequency by the pedal? Kind of a cool idea, but $1795????
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.d ... 573wt_1330
Pete Cornish - Lou-Tone
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Yeah; the seller answers a question with "it's more like a wah pedal..." So I'm sure it's more than just a wah circuit; but a permutation of a common wah circuit might get you close to the same thing (maybe add a variable gain stage, label the Q control "depth")...drbob1 wrote:A semi-parametric EQ with gain controlled by the knob and frequency by the pedal? Kind of a cool idea, but $1795????
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.d ... 573wt_1330
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culturejam
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You really can't put a price on mojo.drbob1 wrote:but $1795????
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drbob1
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Yeah, I know... But still, you can find the Maestro Parametric Boost/Fuzz for way less than that (depending on how QOTSA is doing this month either $200 or $800). Drop it in a new smaller box with the pedal for frequency and gain changed to "depth" and you're golden!
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oh cool....an $1800 dollar wah that you cant turn on and off while you're using it.
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culturejam
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Irrelevant. Cornish gear is always better than the original circuits it is cloning. It's in the build quality, man. The build quality!drbob1 wrote:Yeah, I know... But still, you can find the Maestro Parametric Boost/Fuzz for way less than that (depending on how QOTSA is doing this month either $200 or $800).
You could play 132 U2 concerts in a row with Cornish, and it will operate flawlessly. And that's exactly why bedroom wankers need one.
