You could try 18 but it may not be optimal.Does anyone know if the Reapercussions pedal takes only 9 volts or if it can take up to 18v?
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You could try 18 but it may not be optimal.Does anyone know if the Reapercussions pedal takes only 9 volts or if it can take up to 18v?
You could try 18 but it may not be optimal.
Thanks for the response!
I’m afraid of breaking it…
Does “may not be optimal” refer to performance or is there a chance of it becoming a really good-looking paper weight?![]()
performance
Ah - so that's who grabbed it! I was eyeing this as my 2nd one since that builder is local to me and the art is awesome. Glad it went to another TB'er! Enjoy it!I felt like I hadn't blown some money on toys in a while. I saw all the fun y'all were having with your DIY pedals, so when this one popped up on Reverb I jumped on it.
My band's next album has a 1.5 minute grinder that this will be perfect for.
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HeheheAh - so that's who grabbed it! I was eyeing this as my 2nd one since that builder is local to me and the art is awesome. Glad it went to another TB'er! Enjoy it!
Same! The amount of work he puts in is astounding and honestly a steal for usI just caught Seth's Parabellum update #3. Ended up in my Spam.. After reading about the uniqueness of these particular builds, I'm glad for those of us that got in on this batch!
Got tracking…I just caught Seth's Parabellum update #3. Ended up in my Spam.. After reading about the uniqueness of these particular builds, I'm glad for those of us that got in on this batch!
Anyone else’s Parabellum shipment delayed?