MOTM

Yep--I have 2 of the Midi-CV convertors, the Funk-a-Duck envelope filter
and the MS20 filter clone. They all are great, although I have to say I
prefer the MOTM MS20 filter because it is a lot more patchable. Both of
my pedals sound great, though, and the Funk-a-Duck is a pretty serious
stand-alone sound mangling device, kinda like a poor man's Sherman. My
favorite thing about the midi-cv convertors is that they use dipswitches
for their configuration settings. I know this is *really* low-tech, but
it fits well with the way I work.
I ordered mine directly from Paul Perry at Frostwave, but you can also
get pretty good deals and quick shipping on them from www.gaspedal.com
(which I highly recommend as a new effects dealer).
Check the aharchives (http://www.midiwall.com/aharchives/) for more
in-depth reviews. I know Robbi Kultbox was pretty hot on the stompboxes
and posted some pretty good reviews last year--he was talking about
playing a show with just a Frostwave Filter pedal and an Eventide
Harmonizer...

--Ben

PS--Paul's a great guy, too.

ivancu@... wrote:

> Does anyone have any experience with the Frostwave products,
> particularly the
> four channel MIDI-CV converter?  Certainly not a Kenton, but cheap and
>
> interesting.  Their stomp boxes look intruiging too (sort of low-price
>
> Australian versions of Lovetone products).
>
> http://www.frostwave.com
>
> Ivan
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In a message dated 06/01/2000 12:48:09 PM, ben@... writes:

<< They all are great, although I have to say I
prefer the MOTM MS20 filter because it is a lot more patchable. >>

Thanks for the info.  I don't think ANYTHING out there is of the same quality 
as MOTM.  But variety is the spice of life, or something to that effect...

Ivan