Ideas for new pedal creation... want to help?

Thanks helrazr84.

That is the basic idea, yes. Except you wouldn't have to output it stereo to two amps. You could still output it mono, as the signal would be blended together as it goes out. This is different than stacking the gains obviously, and would produce a different sound. The pork loin does this to some degree - it lets you blend the clean signal with the "pork loined" signal if you will, so you get a very creative sound on the other end. Only one amp required.

If you have two amps, great, you can split the signal to both. If not, you still have to different sounds going into one amp. You could also split the signal out, and run one into a delay, and the other into a trem, and then put those two outputs back together again into one amp. So you have Dumble delay and Marshall trem blended together.

Thanks for the nice comments on the pedal. I went through quite a few "looks" to get one I liked. This new pedal I'm considering would be more like the size of a FD2, yes. A 1590D Hammond size, which is what it would require, since this would probably have 8 knobs.

I guess I COULD call it that... (and would love to!) Don't know that I WOULD though unless the man himself said "yea". I know he likes things with his name on it though...  Maybe the "Bona-Blender"? 

Wondering, if I did build it, would Joe check it out? I know he doesn't need it on stage - but maybe it could grace his living room during Law and Order? 

I definitely COULD make this. Just wondering what the market would be like for it. Anyone else sincerely interested in the idea?

Hey I think you should make one and take it to a show and give it to Joe.  I really like the idea and sure it will only appeal to a certain group of people but so does any other pedal out there.  Can't please everyone!  There are how many different styles of guitars on the market and surely a bluesman wouldn't pick up a BC Rich but there are plenty of other players who would!

I'd be interested to see a draft and how it might look.  8 knobs seems like a lot though!  Are you thinking a tone, level, drive knob each side and 2 blend knobs?  Just curious, I think this idea of yours is pretty cool.  -S

If it wasn't overly expensive, then I'd definitely be down. The gain should also be extremely adjustable....I love the sound of my Jubilee but it would be nice to kick on something so articulate sounding (your pedal...that's what I gathered) to add a bit of flavor.

Sounds a good idea, I would have a gain knob for each "Type" of gain structure and also a knob for blending in some dry signal too.

So, basically a 2 in 1, Jubilee and Zendrive?    Keep it under $400 and yes, tell me when mines' done!!  

I always thought someone should make a Boost delay combo that you can activate both with one switch, run the clean boost in the front of an amp and be able to run the delay though a loop but have one switch to control both for leads.