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Welcome to EACED. I've been building and modifying effects and other audio devices since 2003. I'm ready to take on any project you're interested in, from adding an expression pedal jack to a completely customized synthesizer. I also can design a circuit or special purpose chip for you if you build music gear. Prices depend on how much time is required and the price of parts. This page shows some of the more interesting projects I've completed; it's updated regularly so check back. Click on any of the thumbnails in the scrolling box below for information, images, soundclips, and videos of each project. If you have questions, inquiries, or anything comments at all, don't hesitate to e-mail me.

I am currently not accepting orders.

The Parallel Universe  The Sandwich Echo  The   Digital Lo-Fi Box  The Mini-Optosynth  Stereo Chorus/Vibrato/Panner  Buffered death loop  Modified MM4 with Joystick Modulation Box  Small Clone Chorus/Tremolo/Vibrato  Noise Organism  Analog Sample Rate Reducer  The   Modified Electro Harmonix Frequency Analyzer  The Nintendo Muff  Modified BOSS RPS-10  All-in-one Analog Multieffect  French Toast Machine  Modified Electro Harmonix Small Stone  Modified ModFX Philtre  Modified Sirkut Electronics R-Mod  BOSS FZ-2 mix knob 

The Nintendo Muff

"The Nintendomuff gets more attention onstage then I do... People see me playing with an old NES joystick, making these insane outerworldy noises and just go crazy!" -John Biscutti

This is the infamous Nintendo Muff. Inside the controller is a heavily circuit bent Electro Harmonix Big Muff. I took out parts of the NES Advantage's circuit board so that the big muff could share the case and could make use of the various knobs and buttons on the controller. The joystick, buttons, switches, and knobs all control various squeals and squeaks made by the bent muff. The footswitch is just a bypass switch and the additional knob controls the level. What results is a highly tweakable noise fuzz device. I wish I had made a video!

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