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Description: The name of this part pretty much says it all! This is the Proto Pedal Enclosure, a custom-machined aluminum case designed specifically for the SparkFun Proto Pedal. This enclosure was designed to take a beating even under the hardest jam sessions. Paint it, sand it, or do whatever you want with it – the Proto Pedal Enclosure can take it. Go ahead, step on it too hard with ROCK POWER!
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OK.. This is a cool product, but in the demo video, he talks about effects pedals like the one that made Frampton’s “talk box” sound.. If I’m not mistaken, I believe there was no box for that.. He connected a tube from a funnel by the speaker to pick up the guitar sound, and then put that tube in his mouth by the mic, and used the shape of his mouth to make the guitar sound like it was talking… No box needed!