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> >From the Big Briar site: "with delay times as short as 40 milliseconds > to as long as 0.8 seconds" > > >From the Blacet site: "Delays From 10 mS to 2 Seconds" > > John may be using a part with a short delay, but if so, he's using more >of > them. At half the price, and twice the delay time, the Blacet module > sounds like a great deal. Is there a difference in the audio quality of > these two units? I've got the Time machine and have heard something things from the Big Briar. I don't think it's really accurate to compare times and prices since IMO they are very different sounding machines as well as having very different construction. The Big Briar unit is a standalone wooden cased monster with 1/4" jacks, the Time Machine is a great solid 1/8" modular synth module. Both offer various CV ins and such but I think they do slightly different things. at the longer delay times the TM has a *very* low resolution. Cool effect but don't expect this to be usable in ever application. You are not getting a Digital 2 sec delay here, at times you might not even be able to hear it depending on the other settings and your source. That said I decided to buy the Time Machine not only because of cost but because I wanted a 1/8" module to use with my other modular synth stuff. I like what it does (hell I like all of John's designs!) I put up a 4 minute rough demo fo the Time Machine here for anyone interested in what it can do: http://legion.retrosynth.com/timem.mp3 This is simply a loop taken from a Doepfer A112 lofi sampler module run into the time machine with real time tweaking. The hiss/hum is NOT from the Time Machine. It is consistently in there and was a buzz added by my mixer and/or sound card. My bad but at least you can hear the wackiness of the TM and see what it can do. The TM itself is rather quiet IMO. > Now if only the Time Machine came in one of those cute little floor > pedals! Well it does have five CV in's. Buy any CV floor pedal you wish and go nuts controlling the Blacet with your feet. ____________________________________________________________________ HELP WANTED PRODUCTIONS - Http://www.voicenet.com/~legion "Bringing you the best in Organic Electronic music since we started..." Home of the Unusual Instrument and Recording Gallery with pictures and info of Tube recorders, Omnichords, weird guitars, Casios, and more.