Description of the work
This work was inspired by a chime button found in an electronic parts store. It can output the sound of a chime.
A junk tuner that he happened to find was used as the chassis.
When the chime is turned on, the LEDs light up in a flashy manner, but it does not function as a tuner. The tuner is fun to play with, as you can change the pitch of the "ping" and "pong" tones with the knob.

Comments on the work
We received many votes from many people on the web, votes from sponsors, and votes fromTCGAKKIThe Grand Prix was decided by the votes of many people on the web, votes from sponsors, and the selection of the staff.
The winner of the grand prix was awarded to a product that was highly praised for its fun factor, such as "fun," "great idea," "the fact that it can't be used as a tuner is the key," and "it's nice that it glows for nothing.
It was a bizarre idea that no one would have thought of, and it was a work that everyone found enjoyable.

We were honored to have the Grand Prix winner, Mr. Caseke, visit our store and present him with a coupon worth 30,000 yen as a prize. It was truly a bizarre and shocking effector! Congratulations on winning the award. We look forward to seeing your next entry!

Comments on your work
The idea of putting a vintage capacitor into a standard digital is a good one.
The slightly retro look, reminiscent of Showa-era food samples, is also good.
I would love to play with it in a band ensemble to see how the warmth and thickness change!
I wish they would do it on other models too!

Comments on this work
Among the 30 works full of original and outlandish ideas, the pickup sitting on top of the effector convinced me that this guy is an idiot (laughs), and I immediately voted for the BARKS Award without hesitation.
It is a brilliant arrangement.

Comments on the work
Everyone has a different form of love for muff. Among them, I felt a kind of partiality for the approach of "decorating it with LEDs to make it sparkle," in addition to its sound and functionality.

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In addition to a bypass system with no pop noise, LED on/off confirmation, and a booster, the output impedance adjustment function allows it to be combined with fuzz and other impedance-sensitive effect pedals. I chose this product because I felt it was a "mod effect pedal.

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I love the POP look of these things. Considering the recent demand from women, I wonder if there is a shift from cool to cute. I feel it is.
I would like to value that kind of sensitivity.

Comment on the work
This time, since it is a modified effector, the sound changes dramatically, and this was the best.
It seems difficult to actually use it well, but I liked the focus point.
Also, the use of the CDS element and the clean processing were very important.
Akimatsuneo

Comments on the work
I chose this work because of the wonderful story of humans finding OD-2 in an ancient ruin 12,000 years later.
This work has the same excitement that I felt when I was a child, when I was addicted to LEGO and watched SF movies.
I really hope that Director Spielberg will make a movie of it.

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Not only did we improve the operability by bringing the turbo SW to the forefront, but we also made it possible to embody the ideal sound creation in a more flexible manner.
The exotic coloring of this effect pedal has a good sense of style, and I thought it was an effect pedal with a strong presence.

Comments on the work
The scale of the idea is large, and the best part is that it is not confined by a frame.
Although it is a "modified effector contest," it is not an effector, but an effector board, and the three-dimensional cosmetic box in which the effectors are placed made me think about the scale and angle of vision of the contest.

Comments on the work
This is a rack filled with famous machines that are very nostalgic for me, as I am over 60 years old!
While vinyl records are being reevaluated, I was able to rediscover the quality of analog effectors that have some warmth and roughness!