Should a pedal be non-inverting overall ?

[ElectricDruid]

Flangelicious flanger pedal.

Which pedal, IMHO, should be renamed Frangelicious..

Your'e talking about Franjinhas? (his name in Portuguese) What's he called in Greek? In English, he's actually called "Dougal"!

P.S.
Never managed to get pure "steps" or "staircase" waveform, Tom..
(but cheers, anyway..)

Really? I wonder why not? Should be ok...

[bluebunny]

Your'e talking about Franjinhas? (his name in Portuguese) What's he called in Greek? In English, he's actually called "Dougal"!

And "Pollux" in the original french.  Never mind...                                               

[antonis]

 

Nahhh.. In Greek, whip/cat is called "frangelio"..
I was self-flogged trying to find what happens with mark/space ratio for "steps" and "staircase" waveforms..
(steps were almost exponential rather than squared - probably leaky/defective LFO cap or so..)

[ElectricDruid]

Your'e talking about Franjinhas? (his name in Portuguese) What's he called in Greek? In English, he's actually called "Dougal"!

And "Pollux" in the original french.  Never mind...                                               

So in French he has a Greek name, in English he has a Scottish name, and in Portuguese...he's called "Fringes"! Poor old dog.

Thanks for explaining, Antonis. Sounds like "Frangelicous" has bad connotations for a Greek speaker!