toughest Nut to crack
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by Donner » Wed Feb 28, 2007 12:44 am
whats the hardest part of designing a new pedal ??
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by newbie builder » Wed Feb 28, 2007 9:55 pm
my experience is much more limited than some guys like BJ but my answer would be......patience.
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by BJF » Fri Mar 02, 2007 7:53 pm
Hi,
Yes, I would agree paitience is one, while focus on the sound is maybe the hardets: it's hard to draw the line- but I am not satisfied until it's fun to play.
This takes a lot of time.
Hm hardets I will have to think some more about that
Have fun
BJ
Yes, I would agree paitience is one, while focus on the sound is maybe the hardets: it's hard to draw the line- but I am not satisfied until it's fun to play.
This takes a lot of time.
Hm hardets I will have to think some more about that
Have fun
BJ
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