Original Fender Lead I in black with the original case for a couple hundred less than they're going for now.

I know these tend to be really divisive guitars amongst folks, but I've always admired how it was it's own weird thing. Plus, I can finally get my Mission of Burma cover band off the ground.

four_oclocker_2.2 wrote: Thu Nov 04, 2021 10:16 am Original Fender Lead I in black with the original case for a couple hundred less than they're going for now.

I know these tend to be really divisive guitars amongst folks, but I've always admired how it was it's own weird thing. Plus, I can finally get my Mission of Burma cover band off the ground.

Those are pretty great. I've played 3 of them owned by friends. Two were excellent (though one of these was a Lead II), and one was a dog (really bad frets/neck and finish).

18" Paiste 2002 Crash and a Zildjian 16" K Custom Dark Crash.

I played a soft-synth version of this pedal for a while and fell in love. I love tuning my guitar weird and playing harmonics through it for a most evil ring mod.

Leeplusplus wrote: Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:12 pm soft-synth version of this pedal

Details plz!

brownreasontolive wrote: Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:16 pm

Leeplusplus wrote: Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:12 pm soft-synth version of this pedal

Details plz!

Sure! It's in the Amplitube 4 Joe Satriani bundle as the "Satch Octave" pedal. All the effects in his bundle are great, he even includes a fantastic Scholz Rockman emulator.

four_oclocker_2.2 wrote: Thu Nov 04, 2021 10:16 am I know these tend to be really divisive guitars amongst folks

I love 'em! Good score.

Leeplusplus wrote: Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:28 pm Sure! It's in the Amplitube 4 Joe Satriani bundle as the "Satch Octave" pedal. All the effects in his bundle are great, he even includes a fantastic Scholz Rockman emulator.

I totally misunderstood the meaning of soft synth here!
Here I was, somehow imagining a MIDI controlled VST that was voiced after this pedal.

Either way, enjoy the pedal!

Leeplusplus wrote: Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:12 pm I played a soft-synth version of this pedal for a while and fell in love. I love tuning my guitar weird and playing harmonics through it for a most evil ring mod.

For anyone wanting this in a cheap alternative pedal: The Ultimate Octave is a very slightly tweaked Foxx Tone Machine. The creator of Foxx is now the head of Danelectro. The super cheap and totally bad ass Danelectro French Toast is the same circuit as the Tone Machine. That Fulltone one is bulletproof though.

tommy wrote: Thu Nov 04, 2021 3:50 pm

Leeplusplus wrote: Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:12 pm I played a soft-synth version of this pedal for a while and fell in love. I love tuning my guitar weird and playing harmonics through it for a most evil ring mod.

For anyone wanting this in a cheap alternative pedal: The Ultimate Octave is a very slightly tweaked Foxx Tone Machine. The creator of Foxx is now the head of Danelectro. The super cheap and totally bad ass Danelectro French Toast is the same circuit as the Tone Machine. That Fulltone one is bulletproof though.

This thing is great. I had one years ago and regret selling it. I was gonna re-buy it for this but I think I'll rely too much on the octave on/off switch. If I end up not using it much, I'll probably just switch back to this little guy! I also found the original Foxx Tone Machine to be a little too harsh and spiky. Something about the Fulltone sounded smoother to my ears.