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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2

So when is the 3leaf OC-2 coming out ? ;)

Lol...it's gonna need a much more dramatic name a la WONDERLOVE--PWNZOR--YOU'RE DOOM--THE ENABLER

My vote??

OCTAVIUS MAXIMUS

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Don't forget the Proton!

GOHZIRRA!!!


I'm glad you liked that...If Spencer named his octave pedal GOHZIRRA!!, I would buy it just to have it on my board! The etching would be amazing!

He could name his new compressor Hulk Smash, but Marvel might take offense at that....
 
Return of the PWNZOR, or GOHZIRRA!!?

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Just got The Enabler & a B3K and am planning to run B3K into Enabler then DI out to FOH etc & also use Enabler to drive a power amp ...

So here's my question, does anyone else do this & does the Enabler have a speaker sim to take the highs produced by the overdrive ? If not is there any way to do this via the XLR out ?
 
I've DI'd with the Enabler while having it push a power amp. It doesn't (to my knowledge) emulate any speaker; I think you might be referring to a crossover? There's no hi-out/low-out so you can biamp if that's what you're asking.

I've put a B3K, B7K, and a VMT in front of the Enabler, with them all on and it has no problem handling whatever effects are before it.
 
I've DI'd with the Enabler while having it push a power amp. It doesn't (to my knowledge) emulate any speaker; I think you might be referring to a crossover? There's no hi-out/low-out so you can biamp if that's what you're asking.

I've put a B3K, B7K, and a VMT in front of the Enabler, with them all on and it has no problem handling whatever effects are before it.
Thanks for the response ... no I'm not looking to biamp but my guitarist is a bit concerned that using the B3K (or any drive/dist pedal) before the Enabler will sound 'harsh' through a PA .. we are going to try the XLR out at his mini home studio next practice & he's pretty smart re these things (he's got a degree in music production etc) but we aren't gigging just yet so can't try it 'live' .... it may be that I'll have to roll the treble back slightly & compromise on stage sound a little ... don't really want to get a cab sim unless it runs via the Enabler DI (its DI is one of the reasons I got it) .. I also intend to drive a power amp into my PJB 9B cab.

So, have you or any other TBers that have a similar DI setup with dirt pedals before the Enabler (or other pre) found them too harsh sounding ?
 
Thanks for the response ... no I'm not looking to biamp but my guitarist is a bit concerned that using the B3K (or any drive/dist pedal) before the Enabler will sound 'harsh' through a PA .. we are going to try the XLR out at his mini home studio next practice & he's pretty smart re these things (he's got a degree in music production etc) but we aren't gigging just yet so can't try it 'live' .... it may be that I'll have to roll the treble back slightly & compromise on stage sound a little ... don't really want to get a cab sim unless it runs via the Enabler DI as that's one of the reasons I got it .. I intend to drive a power amp into my PJB 9B cab.



So, have you or any other TBers had a similar DI setup with dirt pedals before the Enabler or other pre & found them too harsh sounding ?


I assume you're running your bass though dedicated floor subwoofers and not the mains, right? If so, you won't have to roll anything off. If you're trying to send the bass to the mains, you're wasting your time; just use your amp to send bass to the room.