Beigel Sound Lab Mu-FX TruTron 3x BEST funk envelope controlled filter EVER ! - Video
PUBLISHED:  May 23, 2014
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http://mu-fx-trutron3x.com/ The creator of the legendary Mu-Tron III , Mike Beigel, has returned from his galactic journey to bring us the GREATEST office supply, envelope that is, of them all... The MuFX Tru-Tron 3x. SO many great sounds and user friendly controls...it's just spanktastic!

I'm at a loss for words as to how awesome this pedal is..it's just THE ONE...

here's a little blip from the MU FX Site:


Beigel Sound Lab was formed in 1971 and provided product prototypes of musical products. The first prototypes of a unique synthesizer and "Timbre Generation" filter bank were produced for Guild musical instruments by Mike Beigel and Isidor Straus. Then Mike Beigel set up Beigel Sound Lab to finish the production engineering and final prototypes. Shortly afterwards, Guild's president Al Dronge was killed in an airplane crash and Guild dropped the synthesizer project. We then produced a prototype envelope controlled filter from some components of the original Guild synthesizer, then formed Musitronics Corp and invented the Mu-Tron III and other products. In 1978 Musitronics was sold to ARP instruments and I re-started Beigel Sound Lab to provide musical product design services on a consulting basis.
A prominant musician had asked for a more sophisticated version of the Mu-Tron III, so I designed the rackmount Beigel Sound Lab Envelope Controlled Filter and had about 50 manufactured in 1980. Many prominant musicians including Elliott Randall, Marlo Henderson, Tim Bogert, Michael Iceberg, Jeff Baxtor, and Will Lee used them.
From 1996 to 2011 I worked with Mike Matthews of Electro Harmonix leading to the development of 9 products. However, we still service Beigel Sound Lab and Mu-Tron vintage equipment, and have a few selected units for sale from our in-house collection.

Mike Beigel
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