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Here's a link to the guitar/guitarist I was thinking of. I was wrong, though: he's using it to control a whammy pedal. Go to http://musegear.fobbedoff.net/ and follow the link to the Black Manson guitar. (This was from a thread about other ways to control pitch shift in the VG-8 on the VG-8 list.) Cheers, Jon On 9/19/05, Jon Southwood <jsouthwood@gmail.com> wrote: > David Torn has a guitar made by Koll Guitars with a metal plate that's > wired to control voltage-controlled gear. I imagine it could be used > for that kind of thing. > > But, I think I remember who you're thinking of. I just can't find the > e-mail thread. If I remember correctly, it was a British guitarist who > had a guy do all sorts of crazy wiring to various guitars, including > one with a similar touch plate idea to what I described above with > DT's Koll guitar. > > Cheers, > > Jon > > On 9/19/05, Doug Cox <dougcox@pdq.net> wrote: > > Yeah, it may have been him. Good units, those looopers. > > > > But, what I also remember was that the guy had moved the electronics > > into his own guitar, and had setup a "touch plate" on his guitar as the > > switch. So he could get these really fast mutes going, just by tapping > > the touch plate. > > > > I've searched forums over there and can't find the post. This could > > have been up to 2 years ago, though, so that doesn't surprise me. > > > > Dig > > > > Sean Echevarria wrote: > > > > > oh yeah - http://www.loooper.com/ - look for the stutter option on >the > > > custom options page. > > > > > > > > > At 2005.09.19 12:57 PM, Doug Cox wrote: > > > > > >> An effects builder (can't remember which one) on the Harmony Central > > >> Effects forum used to build these switches on request. Very very > > >> small box with a single non-latching type switch. > > >> Not dissing the idea, just letting you know that it's been done (and > > >> should be very easy to build). > > > > > > > > > > > > > >