Wampler Tumnus Deluxe

BBBlues

Looks like a larger boxed version with bass, middle and treble controls. Switchable buffer and hot switch. Could be one to check out...

RandallFlagg

Interesting, I love a Klone and one with options.

BintyTwanger77

Oh no. I'm going to have to get one of these, aren't I?

RandallFlagg

In the pic on the pedal is the Tumnus beast farting musical notes out of his arse?

TateFX

I always like pedal that have a switchable buffer. I'm guessing its the klon buffer?

BBBlues

Stu_tate said:

I always like pedal that have a switchable buffer. I'm guessing its the klon buffer?

I'd imagine so.

It sounds great and really flexible. There seems to be some audible popping from the footswitch in the demo though - which I couldn't live personally.

TateFX

BBBlues said:

Stu_tate said:

I always like pedal that have a switchable buffer. I'm guessing its the klon buffer?

I'd imagine so.

It sounds great and really flexible. There seems to be some audible popping from the footswitch in the demo though - which I couldn't live personally.

True I can really hear it now you've pointed it out. I always leave mine on as I use a switcher so it wouldn't bother me so much.

Ro_S

looks like the fawn is having a post-coital twin jets piss up the lamp-post

ChrisCox1994

and top mounted jacks? score! 

tone1

ChrisCox1994 said:

and top mounted jacks? score! 

That’s what I thought...Bloody GAS.

mburekenge

As always RJs demos are amazing 

paulphoenix

Where do I pre-order from ? 

timbuk02

Was watching Matthews Effects Architect V2 demo's last night and wondering why there weren't more klones with 3 band EQ's, and now this.  Tumnus Deluxe vs Mathews Architect V2 vs Rockaway Archer demo please someone...

rico

Oh ffs I thought my gas was under control!

TheMarlin

GAS!!!!

Ro_S

some false claims in that official blurb

BBBlues

Ro_S said:

some false claims in that official blurb

Care to expand?

4114Effects

Wonder if they paid all the appropriate rights to C.S. Lewis' estate for using his characters and creations on the artwork? Or do they even have to? Genuinely curious - any legal types on here care to comment?

TheMarlin

4114Effects said:

Wonder if they paid all the appropriate rights to C.S. Lewis' estate for using his characters and creations on the artwork? Or do they even have to? Genuinely curious - any legal types on here care to comment?

He didn’t creat this mythical creature, it’s been part of folklore for most of known history. 

Ro_S

4114Effects said:

Wonder if they paid all the appropriate rights to C.S. Lewis' estate for using his characters and creations on the artwork? Or do they even have to? Genuinely curious - any legal types on here care to comment?

As the faun appears to be having a post-coital twin jets piss up the lamp-post, they're probably okay.

The biggest or only intellectual property or copyright (potential) issue is probably the name 'Tumnus'. Is the graphic a reproduction of a published drawing?   I'm guessing not.  The copyright period - in UK - on written works continues for 70 years after the author's death. The period can be different to that though depending on when the author died - this may apply in the case of CS Lewis.  Copyright protection in USA and overseas varies, and where something is published can make a difference.  I dont know how intellectual property rights and estates affects things.

Sassafras

I think I prefer Rockett's approach to the Klone sound with their Rockaway Archer and its built in graphic EQ.