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April 22, 2009 at 7:49 am #95930WatsonWoodMemberQuote:I want the stuff I can’t possibly afford:
I’m saving up for a Talking Pedal and a second vintage Freedom Amp!
April 26, 2009 at 7:09 am #96076muffmuffMemberA second double muff
Little big muff
Big Muff Pi with Tone WickerMay 4, 2009 at 10:23 am #96307Stoner WizardParticipantHello and good mornin’
Recently I’ve purchased three EH “new” boxes in order to make the seventh pedal board (I can’t work with non-boarded pedals, hehe).
The first I mention below are much more than a “sound choice”, these EH boxes were made the year I was born, so I couldn’t resist to make my pedal boards more personal even!.
– 1978’s EH Big Muff Pi, Op-Amp version w/Tone Bypass.
– 1978’s EH Doctor Q. (my only and “real funk” effect)Well, now we’re living the last days for the classic chassis of EH Deluxe Memory Man, so I decided to get some more before they get overpriced due they will be discontinued.
Yes!. I own lots of delay pedals, all of them are fantastic and are a key factor in my guitar sound but I never replicate units… never?… sure?… any exception?… YES!
The ONLY exception is the DMM, which is, for sure my favorite all-time delay pedal, and is the only one which I have more than one
I still (and will) own my 2.003’s wooden-box DMM reissue but…new friends will come in:
“My New Deluxe Memory Man”
* PURCHASED:
– EH DMM early reissue with AC cord and black “pointer knobs”. (2.000 or around maybe?) – USA version.
– EH DMM later “True Bypass” reissue (cardboard box – 2.004 or after) – European version. I knew this was bought new in 2.007 more or less.* NEXT PURCHASE:
– EH DMM original 4-knob version – European. The deal is already arranged, but the unit is to be repaired.
What can I do with a quartet of DMM’s?…
… I’ll let you know once they’re set on their right place.
Greetings from Spain.
Nacho
May 4, 2009 at 5:14 pm #96321Fender&EHX4everModeratorQuote:the DMM, which is, for sure my favorite all-time delay pedal, and is the only one which I have more than oneI still (and will) own my 2.003’s wooden-box DMM reissue but…new friends will come in:
“My New Deluxe Memory Man”
* PURCHASED:
– EH DMM early reissue with AC cord and black “pointer knobs”. (2.000 or around maybe?) – USA version.
– EH DMM later “True Bypass” reissue (cardboard box – 2.004 or after) – European version. I knew this was bought new in 2.007 more or less.* NEXT PURCHASE:
– EH DMM original 4-knob version – European. The deal is already arranged, but the unit is to be repaired.
What can I do with a quartet of DMM’s?…
… I’ll let you know once they’re set on their right place.
Yep, I’m a DMM fanatic as well. http://www.ehx.com/forums/viewthread/835/#9085
May 4, 2009 at 7:02 pm #96323nightravenMemberQuote:– EH DMM original 4-knob version – European. The deal is already arranged, but the unit is to be repaired.the.. the blue one..? european..?
trade you my XO DMM for it?
May 4, 2009 at 10:07 pm #96326Stoner WizardParticipantQuote:Yep, I’m a DMM fanatic as well. http://www.ehx.com/forums/viewthread/835/#9085– It’s nice to be a DMM fan!. What does it have?… Don’t know, but there’s “something” that makes DMM different from others.
Quote:the.. the blue one..? european..?trade you my XO DMM for it?
This is an old unit, still with the AC cord. It runs on 220 volts. I don’t know if the built in transformer is a 220 volt, or it needs an external one. If I said “european” I meant what the guy told me – he’s spanish as me, so I suppose it’s “standarized” for different voltages depending on countries.
Here’s the funny part of the story: The guy I’m trading with does not know much about the pedal (nothing could be a proper word).
The pedal is “almost mine”, but I told the guy that it has to be repaired first (it “died” after a blackout – according to the seller, LOL). I keep the contact with him regularly because I don’t want to lose this one. If I lose my patience (sometimes it’s hard to be patient with some people, LOL) , I’ll buy it and try to repair by myself – obviously the price will be much lower to compensate me.
Once it’s repaired, I’ll remove the AC cord and internal transformer to replace it with a socket for the standard DMM 24 volt adapter
Sorry, but I can’t trade. Thanks for your offer, anyway but… there’s nothing like a big boxed DMM.
Regards from Spain.
Nacho
May 5, 2009 at 12:51 am #96330WatsonWoodMemberSo I was about to go for a vintage Graphic Fuzz but ordered a Voice Box instead. Now the next on the list will be the Holy Stain. In the meantime I am refurbishing my vintage pedals. So far I have managed to successfully repair/trim my two vintage Deluxe Octave Multiplexers, an original vintage Electric Mistress and a vintage Deluxe Electric Mistress, got one of my Deluxe Big Muffs repaired, and a really beaten up Deluxe Memory Man is being repaired right now. After that I will be undertaking the rescue of a vintage Clone Theory and also a vintage Hot Tubes.
There are a few more to go after that…so I have started saving up to get all the old vintage pedals in good shape before venturing out again. Unless, of course, I come across a Talking Pedal….May 6, 2009 at 4:19 pm #96430JRigglesMemberLeaning towards the Micro POG, but I might consider the Mole or the Knockout…
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