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Anyone tried these out yet? Sounds intersesting.

Wow, everything sounded killer.......until I saw the price of this magic tone knob = $120.

Whoever comes up with one for $20 is going to cash in. Listening? Mr. Duncan?

my thoughts exactly. I don't know if it sounds $120 worth of cool.

It sure is a cool looking invention though. It might be worth it, if you install it on your #1 guitar, and it does everything it's supposed to. It's a lot of dough, but people spend that much on a couple pickups or a new Tonepros bridge.

Looks cool. But $119??? Its just a tiny little chip. They're like 2 bucks to manufacture, plus the cost of the pot.... someone's pulling your $%#^!

Agreed with all above comments....genious idea, cant believe someone hasnt thought of it earlier.

But if they can get away with charging that much, good on em! thats business........

Now bring on the cheap competition!

Well, it looks like if we can get 10 people interested, we can get 20% off...

well, i am interested!. 9 more to go.

i am just wondering when using it in a live situation. its not easy to pinpoint one of the 14 notched positions on stage. that's where a normal tapered pot will work better.


Originally Posted by daniwell, i am interested!. 9 more to go.

i am just wondering when using it in a live situation. its not easy to pinpoint one of the 14 notched positions on stage. that's where a normal tapered pot will work better.
Thats a great point. I had a b!tch of a time with my PRS 5-way until I put in a 3-way toggle.

i reckon it will be a hot seller if someone can come up with a normal tone pot that only roll off the highs while retaining the mids like the tonestyler.

evan, are you reading this?