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Agreed strongly on high end pedals having side jacks what a pain in the arse.Seems an interesting new compressor. And you can’t ever have too many choices when it comes to those.
Nice looks. And what reviews I’ve heard sounded good.
I’m not worried about the touch sensors. They’re reliable. And I don’t need to guess about their reliability. Component manufacturers test for and publish the MTBF specs. They wouldn’t be able to sell their products otherwise. Electronics are a highly competitive market. Reliability is a major selling point.
About the only thing I see missing is top jacks. Why companies keep doing side jacks on high end pedals is a mystery to me.
Looking forward to @scubaduba ’s review
Hey man. Yes, we’ve had reports of this happening with older Voodoo Labs (we own a newer model that worked just fine with all of our testing).
But we’ve found a good solution for this.
Simply email us to [email protected] with your location and serial number and we’ll take care of the rest, we’ll also send a small gift for your troubles.
I’m sorry for any inconvenience, but we’ll have you running in no time.
Expecting top jacks on these mini sized pedals is just not feasible if you ask me. Just not enough room. However I DO wish the power jack were on top. Or on the other side of the input jack. Basically anywhere other than where it is. Oh well! Can't have everything![]()
I hear you man!
But if you take a look at the guts, the component density on this pedal was barely feasible with the chassis constraints.
As always, the feedback is greatly appreciated.
Careful what you wish for...as phones abandon 3.5mm jack, I really don't want anyone messing with my guitar cables.Well…in all fairness it’s a shame the pedal industry standardized on using quarter inch jacks and cables back in the mists of time and well before the advent of Darkglass.
Smaller jacks and cables would have saved us a huge amount of aggravation if they could have foreseen the multibox pedal boards we use today instead of assuming their boxes were mostly going to be employed as standalone devices - and using existing guitar cables made some sense because of that.
Hindsight is always 20-20.
Well…in all fairness it’s a shame the pedal industry standardized on using quarter inch jacks and cables back in the mists of time and well before the advent of Darkglass.
Smaller jacks and cables would have saved us a huge amount of aggravation if they could have foreseen the multibox pedal boards we use today instead of assuming their boxes were mostly going to be employed as standalone devices - and using existing guitar cables made some sense because of that.
Hindsight is always 20-20.
Careful what you wish for...as phones abandon 3.5mm jack, I really don't want anyone messing with my guitar cables.
I wouldn’t sweat it. The gravity well created by neary 50 years of 1/4” phono plugs on millions of effects pedals is inescapable.
Besides…isn’t it just Apple that’s so hot to abandon the 3.5mm jack?
How about no wires at all?
Careful what you wish for...as phones abandon 3.5mm jack, I really don't want anyone messing with my guitar cables.
So I'm 99.9% going to pull the trigger on the Hyper Luminal...any reports of issues with Mooer Power Supplies? Because I have one that can power up to 2000 mA, and I'm going to use it just for the HL, so there shouldn't be any issue.. Right?
Doug,
My Hyper Luminal just arrived and I am experiencing the same power issue listed earlier in the thread with my T-Rex Fuel Tank Chameleon. Just sent the email to Darkglass support. Thank you in advance for the help resolving the problem. Aside from the issue, I am really enjoying the overall musicality of the pedal, and can’t wait to test it in a live setting! Keep on innovating!