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Off topic: great to see you in the new forum, cctsim! I hope you and your family are doing great!

I swapped the six electrolytic capacitors, because I had a few issues with the filter resonance (loud squeals) and the "Singing" mode (volume and range) that always occured after about five minutes. Now the pedal behaves like it should. It sounds awesome, also with clavinet sounds and synth strings ...

The big and expensive pedal has arrived today! This is the ultra-rare Keio "Synthesizer Traveler" from 1973. Keio Electronic Laboratories was the original name of KORG ( K eio Org an). So it's indeed some kind of KORG pedal again. ;) http://www.pepemusic.de/pics/sbz/keio_synthesizer_traveler_1.jpg I...

It's not really a KORG pedal to be exact. But it's the most expensive pedal that I have ever bought.

Nope. Something totally Pepe-typical. I'll wait for the parcel and send pics and more information once it arrives.

Big and vintage and usually horribly expensive pedal incoming!

The feature that I really like on the Seraph Deluxe is stereo in/out. The DC-2 input is mono only. I can feed stereo delay signal into the Seraph Deluxe to get a lush post-delay sound. Since I got it, my DC-2 has become home-use only. I really don't want to take it out to play anymore. It had been ...

Yeah, you cannot even miss it if you have the same shoe size as the Statue of Liberty.

Ah, you kept the OD-2? I thought you didn't like it instantly. The "R" model is a lot louder (and my young brothers who recently borrowed some of my pedals love it to pieces).

They follow the trend of downsizing units that were originally way too big. I corrected that. ;) I think that some really big and clunky pedals had their legitimation, like the Musitronics pedals or others with a built-in power supply (Electric Mistress). Some EHX pedals had an XXXL sized case and ...