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Request for dish

11/20/1998 8:54 AM
Mark Hammer	Request for dish I have read about these things and their acid-inspired (sometime psychotomimetic) qualities, and have noted their rarity in Vintage Guitar magazine ads (I asume this is a testament to their "keeper" qualities and low production volume), but have never seen enough detail on them to get a grasp of what's under the hood. So, how about some dish? For starters, what controls does it have, and what do they do? What outputs does it have? Is it battery powered? Can you give us a chip listing? Years ago, I used to play with a setup in which I had a slow-rotation Leslie on my left, and a slow pulse tremolo'd amp on my right (out of sync with the Leslie). The effect was also akin to carnal pleasure, much like the FP (and many of the rapid pans that made Hendrix's Axis: Bold as Love and Rainy Day - Dream away an aesthetic delight). Didn't do much for my ability to remember words to songs or chord changes (trashed it, in fact), but it sure was fun. I'm surprised it didn't pop up in the reissue dreamlist.

11/20/1998 8:54 AM

Mark Hammer

Request for dish

I have read about these things and their acid-inspired (sometime psychotomimetic) qualities, and have noted their rarity in Vintage Guitar magazine ads (I asume this is a testament to their "keeper" qualities and low production volume), but have never seen enough detail on them to get a grasp of what's under the hood. So, how about some dish?

For starters, what controls does it have, and what do they do? What outputs does it have? Is it battery powered? Can you give us a chip listing?

Years ago, I used to play with a setup in which I had a slow-rotation Leslie on my left, and a slow pulse tremolo'd amp on my right (out of sync with the Leslie). The effect was also akin to carnal pleasure, much like the FP (and many of the rapid pans that made Hendrix's Axis: Bold as Love and Rainy Day - Dream away an aesthetic delight). Didn't do much for my ability to remember words to songs or chord changes (trashed it, in fact), but it sure was fun.

I'm surprised it didn't pop up in the reissue dreamlist.

Replies:

Greg It did Mark. It was first on my lis... -- 11/20/1998 9:40 AM
Dean Hazelwanter I was also wondering about what exa... -- 11/20/1998 9:56 AM
StLSD2000 It's a stereo phaser with panning w... -- 11/20/1998 1:18 PM