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Postby Realfi » Mon Dec 17, 2007 11:00 pm

Two ideas from me

A trem phase..dunno if it's possible but I've always liked the idea of a trem that can be a standard trem but with modulation/phase added via another footswitch.

I'd love to see a run of the double HB/BPB dual pedal. That'd be sweet!
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Postby Eskimo_Joe » Fri Jan 04, 2008 7:04 pm

I have two ideas:

1) What about three control, two-stomp BJF Octave Pedal?

The controls would be level, fuzz, and spit (octave). Level is volume. fuzz would control the amount and perhaps the character of the fuzz. Spit would control the amount of octave effect blended with the fuzz.

I think this would allow for a wide spectrum of octave-fuzz tones and hopefully some more usuable vs situational ones. Every octave pedal I've tried takes over the sound so dramatically...even if you love it, you can't use it that much.

The first stomp button would turn on the fuzz and the second stomp would turn on the octave.

Not sure if this is even possible but that would be cool if it was! :)

2) What about a BJF fuzz wah? I would love to hear what BJ could do to make a wah interact more effectively with a fuzz. If you could switch it from normal wah to fuzz wah, that would be killer.
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Postby analoghog » Fri Jan 04, 2008 8:40 pm

Eskimo_Joe wrote:I have two ideas:

1) What about three control, two-stomp BJF Octave Pedal?

The controls would be level, fuzz, and spit (octave). Level is volume. fuzz would control the amount and perhaps the character of the fuzz. Spit would control the amount of octave effect blended with the fuzz.

I think this would allow for a wide spectrum of octave-fuzz tones and hopefully some more usuable vs situational ones. Every octave pedal I've tried takes over the sound so dramatically...even if you love it, you can't use it that much.

The first stomp button would turn on the fuzz and the second stomp would turn on the octave.

Not sure if this is even possible but that would be cool if it was! :)

2) What about a BJF fuzz wah? I would love to hear what BJ could do to make a wah interact more effectively with a fuzz. If you could switch it from normal wah to fuzz wah, that would be killer.



+1 on the octave fuzz ......
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Postby cabo » Sat Jan 05, 2008 8:54 am

Eskimo_Joe wrote:


I think this would allow for a wide spectrum of octave-fuzz tones and hopefully some more usuable vs situational ones. Every octave pedal I've tried takes over the sound so dramatically...even if you love it, you can't use it that much.


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I agree a fuzz octave would be cool,,and most fuzz octaves Ive tried are pretty dramatic and seem appropriote for given situations. The Caf took some time to dial in but I mostly use it for ocatve fuzz and can get it to be less situational as you say. i found the OctronII to be very usable too,,you can hit the octave with a fuzz in the loop if you wanted, a great octave pedal all around.

most clean octave ups Ive used are usually more tweakable,,but big and digital(pog/hog). not sure if that is along the same lines as what you were thinking but would be nice to have a clean otave setting to click on too. great for some flute and synthy type sounds.

be nice to see a small box octave down too. 8)
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Postby huckleboogie » Fri Feb 01, 2008 4:48 am

i vote for a reverb!
would be too sweet to have a top notch reverb (AND the bonus would be BJF size pedal that You can fit into any gigbag!!!!) that'd be killer.
right now everybody i know, including myself, is dragging the Holy Grail around for those occasions where You find Yourself w an amp without reverb. and like someone else said, there are tons of dirt boxes on the boutique market....but as for reverb, there doesnt seem to be much of a choice.
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Postby nichcope » Sat Feb 16, 2008 6:19 pm

Reverb would definitely be a sweet addition, I agree. While spending hours looking around the internet for BJF clips, I stumbled upon a cool sound, that I thought Bjorn could make into an amazing sound with a combination of a new BJF pedal and some of his existing pedals......

sound that got me thinking starts about 30 sconds into the vid

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 1762&hl=en

A BJF pedal that could get a hammond B3 tone would be amazing. Imagine that setup with the new BJF organ sounding pedal a.k.a. the WOH (wild orange hammond).....it would be the WOH into the PGC into the MGMV for screaming organ sound and then you could even throw in the VCF for a funky clavi sound.

I know we're all guitar players here, but I'm a guitar player who loves the sound of a B3 and sucks at playing keys. This pedal combo would fix that issue for me :lol:
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Postby murkat » Sat Feb 16, 2008 6:25 pm

Flanger. a waterylushynessanalogysuperduperwetdreamychorusy Flanger.





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Postby DocRock » Sun Feb 17, 2008 2:19 am

murkat wrote:Flanger. a waterylushynessanalogysuperduperwetdreamychorusy Flanger.





yummy


AGREED!!! 8)
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Postby emjee » Tue Feb 19, 2008 4:14 pm

DocRock wrote:
murkat wrote:Flanger. a waterylushynessanalogysuperduperwetdreamychorusy Flanger.





yummy


AGREED!!! 8)


Me too! Also a Leslie pedal and a Voltage Controlled Filter.
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Postby Donner » Wed Feb 20, 2008 9:29 am

yeah t he VCF is going to be an MP model this year....

there was talk of the octave a couple years ago then the Octron came out :) who knows there might be someting else there ...
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