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Why do my 10' & 15' cables sound better than the one you're using?
Because mine have 2 seperate wires carrying the signal..twice the copper!
Lots of rich bass & midrange, yet they are ultra-low capacitance so the Treble doesn't suffer. Add that together with Neutrik indestructible ends and a "Lifetime replacement Warranty" and your search is over.
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There was a trick I developed back in 1998 for the CF-1 that used a special hand-rolled photocell/LED to help drive the analog delay chip down to short-enough delay-time so that a great Chorus could do good flanging. This old photocell was made of "CdS," which is no longer available. All of the "CdSe" cells available have too fast of a recovery time (50ms or so!) which is one of the reasons why there are so many bad sounding Univibe clones on the market these days.
I can afford to get parts made, so have been working closely with my photocell maker and have finally ok'd a cell that allows good enough flanging. So the CFV-2 is back on track for early 2012 production.
I have designed the ultimate A/B/Y switching box that will debut in Jan of 2012. Having always been a proponent of multi-amp set-ups, I have never found the perfect AB box...so I designed the True-Path ABY:
*defeatable (Gain adjustable!) toneful JFET buffer/booster for each channel
*Custom wound (proprietary Fulltone) high-nickel content 1:1 isolation transformer (channel B)
*Phase reverse switch (channel B)
*ground lift (Channel B)
*rugged ergonomically designed 16 ga. steel chassis
*never any PCB-mounted jacks or footswitches. Are you kidding?
* The finest (proprietary Fulltone) mechanically-silent, "popless," soft-touch, momentary, virtually unbreakable, footswitches available.
*utilizing 4 x photocell technology for completely transparent sound AND (exclusive to the True-Path ABY) the option for no low-impedance conversion, which is the thing that ruins the perfomance of all vintage-style Fuzz pedals on other AB boxes.
Due to my being able to get the perfect transistors, the SoulBender is coming back but this time it's in a tiny little enclosure. Check out the jack placement on the SoulBender product page.
Due to the overwhelmingly positive response to the recent limited-edition 69-"Slight Return" (Sold out!) and the fact that I have patched things up with the transistor company that made my germaniums during the heyday of the 69 pedal (1994-1997) I can now get perfect germanium transistor matched pairs (same as used in the recent 69 Slight Return and same that were used in the 1994-1997 69's). So I'm officially coming out with a small box version of the 69 pedal (in a OCD, FatBoost3 sized enclosure) called "69 MkII." Boxes are done, pcb is done, silk-screens are done, we start building in a couple of weeks.
Why should I bother creating video demos when awesome people like Andy Baylor with MusicToyz will do it for me! Check out the Plimsoul videos in the Fulltone video library!
I have in-hand a bunch of BC108C transistors, so within a couple of weeks you will see the return of the 70 pedal in a small (OCD-sized) housing. These transistors sound outrageous! This model 70-BC will still have the secret-weapon "Mid" knob which will allow you to do something other Fuzzfaces won't let you do.... be heard in the mix ;)
Now available, the best speaker cable you can get for your Guitar & Bass needs... the Fulltone SC6.