FS: Fulltone Mini Deja-Vibe 2 & MP Ruby Red Booster
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 12:07 amOK, I'm lazy today! Nah, I just want to go play guitar and not write another ad! 
Go here: http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showth ... st12350625
I am selling off my low serial number Mini Deja Vibe which includes original box, regulated power supply, instructions and a Fulltone sticker. The pedal is very minty except for a small, but very clean, bit of velcro on the bottom. This pedal has no issues at all and it has never been opened up, so all trimmers are in the factory position. According to Fulltone they have an exact clone of the original Uni-Vibe circuit right down to the actual bulb and photocells! I will post a pic soon.
$190 shipped USPS priority with delivery confirmation.
http://www.fulltone.com/products/mini-dejavibe-2
MDV-2
Real Estate is precious, especially on your pedalboard, but the lush organic sounds of a perfect "vintage Univibe clone" are a necessity, and they are now attainable in a space no bigger than a standard wah wah pedal... the Mini-Deja'Vibe2, or MDV-2 for short. Vintage Cream powder coated finish with Oxblood lettering and a Blue LED that throbs to the beat of its asymmetrical rhythm.
The Vintage Solution... with a True Bypass Twist: One of the cool things about a Vintage Univibe was that you turned it on simply by pushing forward on the treadle, which activated a momentary switch located in the heel of the foot controller... pretty nice because we usually use the slower speeds so there were no odd transition noises like you would get if you switched it on like a wah wah. Wah wah's (as you know) turn on with a toe-activated switch, which would sound odd on a Univibe clone because that position is the fastest speed. The problem was (on an old Univibe) all it did was turn on or off the light bulb on the PCB... it wasn't true Bypass and did not have a very transparent sound.
Our Proprietary Heel-Activated system works perfectly, sounds fabulous, operates smoothly, and "defaults" to bypassed should your power supply fail or be disconnected... all ground covered
Lastly, some have expressed concern about not having super-slow speeds being that "true bypass" is activated when the treadle is in full heel position. NOT TO WORRY, I found a way around the problem by increasing the "value" of the dual speed pot from 100K to 150K and now there are slower speeds available than any other Univibe clone as well as the super fast speeds!
Go here: http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showth ... st12350625I am selling off my low serial number Mini Deja Vibe which includes original box, regulated power supply, instructions and a Fulltone sticker. The pedal is very minty except for a small, but very clean, bit of velcro on the bottom. This pedal has no issues at all and it has never been opened up, so all trimmers are in the factory position. According to Fulltone they have an exact clone of the original Uni-Vibe circuit right down to the actual bulb and photocells! I will post a pic soon.
$190 shipped USPS priority with delivery confirmation.
http://www.fulltone.com/products/mini-dejavibe-2
MDV-2
Real Estate is precious, especially on your pedalboard, but the lush organic sounds of a perfect "vintage Univibe clone" are a necessity, and they are now attainable in a space no bigger than a standard wah wah pedal... the Mini-Deja'Vibe2, or MDV-2 for short. Vintage Cream powder coated finish with Oxblood lettering and a Blue LED that throbs to the beat of its asymmetrical rhythm.
The Vintage Solution... with a True Bypass Twist: One of the cool things about a Vintage Univibe was that you turned it on simply by pushing forward on the treadle, which activated a momentary switch located in the heel of the foot controller... pretty nice because we usually use the slower speeds so there were no odd transition noises like you would get if you switched it on like a wah wah. Wah wah's (as you know) turn on with a toe-activated switch, which would sound odd on a Univibe clone because that position is the fastest speed. The problem was (on an old Univibe) all it did was turn on or off the light bulb on the PCB... it wasn't true Bypass and did not have a very transparent sound.
Our Proprietary Heel-Activated system works perfectly, sounds fabulous, operates smoothly, and "defaults" to bypassed should your power supply fail or be disconnected... all ground covered
Lastly, some have expressed concern about not having super-slow speeds being that "true bypass" is activated when the treadle is in full heel position. NOT TO WORRY, I found a way around the problem by increasing the "value" of the dual speed pot from 100K to 150K and now there are slower speeds available than any other Univibe clone as well as the super fast speeds!
