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benecol wrote:You should make a post in the (ahem - forgive me, I hate this title) whorehouse about your pedal range - just been looking at your site.
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Bill Oakley wrote:
benecol wrote:A-ha - I've been watching a demo of your Scrambler clone on Youtube lately - very nice.
I'm actually going to be selling them now. Well without that extra knob. I just did that for Isaac.

Isaac Eaton is a sore subject around here.... he owes Hotrod money cuz he is a Douche and does not send things after he has been paid for them....
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benecol wrote:You should make a post in the (ahem - forgive me, I hate this title) whorehouse about your pedal range - just been looking at your site.
I don't really like to promote the stuff I sell through forums too much.
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Post by Mike »

Bill Oakley wrote:Here's the Ultralord I built a few years ago. It's a clone of the Sinister Analog Ultralord.

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Yup same thing - Benecol turned me onto the design. He said the original guy was a twonk or something, so it's a guilt free clone I guess.
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Post by Hurb »

Thanks for all the kind words lovelies!

Props to mike for the building and tim for the idea and design. MBM pedals are really classy looking in the flesh.
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Post by Mike »

http://www.madebymike.co.uk/ultralord.shtml

and we're live - thanks again for making the kick ass demo, it's a complete tour de force.

Also mad props again to Tim for the idea.
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Mine old one was a horizontal case.

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Mike wrote:
Bill Oakley wrote:Here's the Ultralord I built a few years ago. It's a clone of the Sinister Analog Ultralord.

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Yup same thing - Benecol turned me onto the design. He said the original guy was a twonk or something, so it's a guilt free clone I guess.
The only thing I remember was he released the circuit as a DIY project and then took it all away because he sold the rights to the circuit to Sinister Analog or Tonefactor.
Do they still sell this pedal? I couldn't find it anymore so I guess if they aren't in production, it's pretty guilt free. Might change the name though if you're selling them.
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Post by triviani »

Hi, first poster here..

I have been looking for a Ultra Lord, but couldn't find one for sale. Is this clone an exact copy of it? Or just an interpretation?
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Not sure about the other one in this post but mines an exact copy.
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Post by triviani »

Bill Oakley wrote:Not sure about the other one in this post but mines an exact copy.
Yap, thanks. Yours looks the same indeed. I was talking about the clone Mike has on his site. They are out of production so it's second hand market or a clone, but there is not much info abut Mike's clone.
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Post by Mike »

I only just released mine, drop me a PM or an email to madebymikepedals@googlemail.com if you're interested in making an order - but yes it's an Exact Clone.
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benecol wrote:Mine old one was a horizontal case.

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If I was to build another one, I'd probably build it in this size. I had to cram it all in there. It was really tight.
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Post by Mike »

Yeah I build them in a case that size also, it just makes things much cleaner and easier - and they're not as big as people think: 120x95mm

http://www.madebymike.co.uk/ultralord.shtml
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Hey Mike, wots that little board on the left?
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Post by Mike »

Tim (the lameass) wanted a battery clip for this one when I built it - when I do that I use a small piece of veroboard mounted to the case, I solder the battery clip to that and some leads from there to the DC jack - it offers better strain relief for the joints I think.