MOTM

As always, Thomas is right about the Univibe (again another classic), I 
remember the Electric Mistress as being fairly noisy though but sort of a 
classic too. 

As for the Moog, ARP, and the rest I haven't heard them -- Hey Joe! I'd 
appreciate your thoughts on these and others. 

I have an old Roland Jet Phaser which I like a lot, less for the sound than 
how many things you can do with it. It has a footswitch for slow and fast LFO 
settings and a built in fuzz as well as a switch for different taps -- all 
very useful, like a mini synth. I keep threatening to put several 
footswitches in it to replace the rotary switch to allow me to change it 
while playing.

I also agree with the idea of having a generalized BBD system with VC in 
everywhere to allow it to be configurable for delay, flanging, chorus, pitch 
shifting, etc. -- this would be a good module for a lot of people, not just 
guitar players.

And don't those germanium trannys give that caricature fuzz sound that I love 
so much?

JB
BTW: guitar players looking for a small practice amp should try the Smokey 
Amp. It's less than $30 and is housed in a cigarette box -- great sound!

In a message dated 9/7/99 6:15:00 AM, thudson@... writes:

>Univibe, univibe, univibe!!!
>I drool at the possibility of univibe sound w/ MOTM quality.
>- Electric Mistress Flanger (did this use sad bbs?)


In a message dated 9/7/99 2:21:17 PM, daveb@... writes:
>Damn, that Moog 14 stage KILLS everything else!!!!
>Oops, I meant 12 stage. I'm not sure if I could survive a 14 stage Moog
>phaser.