(little OT:) New Japanese FX-book!

[Lurco]

The Encyclopedia Of World`s Pedal Effectors:

http://acapella.harmony-central.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=574845

http://www.sam.hi-ho.ne.jp/tsu-/Boot-Leg/news/daizukan.html

[Tim Escobedo]

First one to scan and post it gets all bragging rights!

[Zero the hero]

People, I've got a copy of this book, I've contacted the author. He said that this book is out of print since 1928 so there are no copyrights on it. Now I'm uploading it on my site. I'll post the link soon.

[smoguzbenjamin]

Oh don't forget to cross out all the "copyright ©1998" marks

[sirkut]

Simply wonderful. I'd love to see this!

[Mark Hammer]

I've had the pleasure of leafng through it.  Please note that it is simply pictures of pedals and descriptions of their functions.  There ARE no circuits in it, however, if you'd like to know more about Japanese pedal lines you never knew existed, or products that were never released in the US or Europe, well worth a look.  Really makes you wish you could get in a time machine with a million dollars in cash.

[ExpAnonColin]

I've had the pleasure of leafng through it.  Please note that it is simply pictures of pedals and descriptions of their functions.  There ARE no circuits in it, however, if you'd like to know more about Japanese pedal lines you never knew existed, or products that were never released in the US or Europe, well worth a look.  Really makes you wish you could get in a time machine with a million dollars in cash.

Oui oui, not quite as exciting as Jun's

I kid, I kid.  But do I really seem like a bragger, Tim?

-Colin

[Paul Perry (Frostwave)]

I don't know if this is the one, but I'm keen to get a copy of the Japanese fx book that contains a pic of the Frostwae Funk.a.Duck. If anyone is able to help, please send me a personal message!