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It gives me great pleasure to announce the availability of the Factotum Spirit Pendulum from Subversive Circuits Ltd.

Watch the demo video of it being put through its paces, download and study the manual, and take advantage of the special launch price.

If you have any questions or spot any mistakes, please feel free to drop us a line at info@subversivecircuits.co.uk

Wow, that looks beautiful and I love the thought you put into it. Well done that man!

Yes, it's very nice!

Looks lovely!

Very very nice

Cheers everyone. They're selling like hot cakes (what do hot cakes sell like, I wonder?) and my fingers are stained beyond recognition, but I'm so glad people like it.

We put a lot of thought into every aspect of the design to pre-empt the usual lazy criticisms of electronic effects and to make a better product. Did you know, for example, that there's no on/off switch? To switch it on, you just insert the stand into the base. You can do that in front of the seance and no one will be any the wiser. The circuitry takes so little power that the battery lasts for a long tine, and also takes a long tine to fade so you can't be left with a dead prop at the crucial moment. The design of the base itself means that you can rap it on the side with your knuckles and it will always sound completely solid. The pendulum is made from a single block of tulipwood, so the grain always matches from top to toe.

I really love the look of this and will hopefully be purchasing one at some point. Great work!

Looks sweeeeeet!

That really is a nice piece. I dont have any need for one so why do I want it so bad?

Alec

To just have one on a shelf or a sideboard, casually steer the conversation around to the right subject, then....... oh boy...

Nice one Tomo While its not really my thing I appreciate the work you've put into this, and it does look great.

jim

Very nice - great work Tomo!

Thanks guys. I'm really pleased with this piece. It was a long time in gestation and I even had to invent a new kind of switch mechanism to make sure it's 100% reliable, but it's done now.

We've even had a request to "steampunk" a unit, which is interesting to say the least. A high gloss "French polish" finish, brass feet, and brass etching along the edges and where the stand enters the base. Very nice.

EDIT: Brass feet, not grass ones. That would be silly.

Steampunk - yeah!

Behold, the steampunked Spirit Pendulum!