The H is identical to the H from the Letraset Romic font family (also used in the Rockman logo, among other things). The rest doesn’t really bare much similarities at all, but it makes me suspect that the logo was assembled from a few different modified Letraset characters. Specifically I think the H is from the Romic family, e, r, Q, and o are from another font family, s and t from a third, and u possibly from a fourth.
It isn’t so bad in itself, but it’s so bad because it’s incredibly overused as a “fun” font, and it’s synonymous with bad graphic design.
Thanks. Perhaps I'll go with plan B in that case
Friz Quadrata always gives me pause because I always see BLACK FLAG. another law office connection: I used to live by a law office that used it for their signage. Ended up reading it as “rollins’ law” whenever I’d see it.
I gotta do something stupid with it. I haven't stopped thinking about that box art for over 30 years
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This one reminds me Quilter amps logo.
A few EHX pedals have been discussed in the whatthefont forum. Usually it's determined that they started with an off-the-shelf font and made some tasteful changes. They probably used knives and tape. It's a little easier with Illustrator (and to a lesser degree Inkscape), with preferably a little pre-font-geek-out.If you want to identify a font, make a black on white image of it and use this tool:
WhatTheFont Font Finder - Identify Fonts by Image
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