<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>In a message dated 3/7/02 3:25:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, mveneziale@LandAm.com writes:
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<BR>paul perry at frostwave told me how to control voltage using a guitar, a cable, a 9v battery, and a volume pedal. seeing as how i'm running into a pedalboard with the resonator at the end of my direct signal (after volume, wah, and distortion), i wouldn't want to fool with voltage flowing through all of my pedals, which are already powered.
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<BR>sooooo... my queries are as follows:
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<BR>1. does ANYONE know if true active CV pedals exist anymore, i.e., those which can actually control the voltage going into a unit?</BLOCKQUOTE>
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<BR>2. if so, where can i get two? :-D
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<BR>3. if not, does anyone know how to make one?
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<BR>Get a second volume pedal and run the 9V into it. Assuming the frostwave has separate inputs for signal and CV, you can just run the signal to it from the pedal board and use a seperate volume pedal with a DC voltage going into it to control the frostwave's CV input. Physically put the volume pedal on the pedal board if you like..
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