Pictures!

[StereoKills]

Wow, that is gorgeous!

[fuzzo]

Guy, we're in 2010 , who needs to use battery !? 

[kurtlives]

When I grab some pedals quickly to go jam or what not the last thing I want to remember is bringing something extra. I have a nice DC supply I built but batteries are great for their convenience and portability.

And yes I do recycle them.

[Slade]

Woooooooow... That's a nice pic.
Great design, congrats 

[Nikolay]

beautiful! I likie it. Respect!

[Slade]

Heliotrope clone:





Demos:
http://www.goear.com/listen/19c67fa/hp-demo-1---12-oclock-rgg
http://www.goear.com/listen/00c4647/demo-2-sample-rate-rgg
http://www.goear.com/listen/c16ed09/demo-3-resolution-rgg

[StereoKills]

Awesome Slade! Very precise paint within the etching too......drool.....

[studiostud]

It´s good to have the option to use a battery, for example in a recording situation. 

I concur that it's good to have as a back up.  I've played shows before in venues that have horrendously dirty power and by pulling out the power jack and forcing my pedals to go on battery actually helped a lot with eliminating some of the hum.  That's why I run an additional power lead from the power jack to the ring of the output jack.  That way the pedal won't suck battery juice when it's not in the effects chain, even if it gets left on or turned on accidentally, and it will only use the battery if there is no power coming from my pedal board power supply.  I've only had to use the batteries a few times, so, even though my board has several effects on it, I only have to replace about 3 batteries per year. 

And yes... I do recycle them.   


Jeff

[cloudscapes]

the moth
samplerate reducer with blend control

[Taylor]

Beautiful paint and graphic as always.

What sort of camera are you using to take those photos?

[cloudscapes]

Beautiful paint and graphic as always.

What sort of camera are you using to take those photos?

Thank you!

canon 350D with Sigma 17-70 lens
it's a little old, but still does the job.

[kurtlives]

Module style, I like!

[Slade]

Impressive work as always, Etienne, really beautiful.

[phector2004]

that's brilliant!

what (for lack of a proper word) "plugs" are those?
are they hard to do or do you just solder and heatshrink them?

[StereoKills]

They look like they might be crimped on?

[frequencycentral]

Beautiful paint and graphic as always.

What sort of camera are you using to take those photos?

Thank you!

canon 350D with Sigma 17-70 lens
it's a little old, but still does the job.

But but but but...how did you take the photo of the camera? 

[jacobyjd]

Beautiful paint and graphic as always.

What sort of camera are you using to take those photos?

Thank you!

canon 350D with Sigma 17-70 lens
it's a little old, but still does the job.

But but but but...how did you take the photo of the camera? 

It could be done with a series of off-camera mirrors. 

[markeebee]

Beautiful paint and graphic as always.

What sort of camera are you using to take those photos?

Thank you!

canon 350D with Sigma 17-70 lens
it's a little old, but still does the job.

But but but but...how did you take the photo of the camera? 

It could be done with a series of off-camera mirrors. 

Obviously he had it set up like this first, took the picture, and then moved it.....oh wait.....

[frequencycentral]

Beautiful paint and graphic as always.

What sort of camera are you using to take those photos?

Thank you!

canon 350D with Sigma 17-70 lens
it's a little old, but still does the job.

But but but but...how did you take the photo of the camera? 

It could be done with a series of off-camera mirrors. 

Obviously he had it set up like this first, took the picture, and then moved it.....oh wait.....

You guys are clever, but I reckon he used one of these:

[jacobyjd]

That would be too easy. Have you SEEN the man's work?