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Hi there! Our mate Kessu played a fine tune that demonstrates the superb dynamics of the true analog circuit. As far as we knew, it was a great Scottish ballad but the title was gone with the wind… But as it appeared, it was an Irish tune after all! Shame on us. And thanks to Mr Munro for letting us know that it is actually an old Irish folk tune by Turlough O’Carolan called “Si Bheag Si Mhor”

Mr Kessu played some Lynyrd Skynyrd in 6/8 tempo, so it’s time for soft dances.

Artwork by Alar Kriisa, the genius.

We had a meeting with Protolab. This means the enclosure of our first guitar effect will (most probably) be produced in the same facilities where the first Estonian satellite Estcube was made.

 

A happy news: the state-financed Enterprise Estonia foundation granted us 5000€ to buy some highly useful hardware and software for engineering and testing. Thank you! Together with our own investments this means we have a pretty nice setup to deliver top notch guitar effects, meaning both innovation and quality.

As reported in this wonderful article, fuzz effect was born accidentally recording this song:

No fear in using vintage analogue gear from Soviet era, if it happens to be precise and in great working order. Let us introduce the Low Frequency Signal Generator!

 Our CAD wizard / case designer is just about to launch the one and only stylish way to cook: https://www.facebook.com/tieapron