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I believe that the shift is mids and that it’s basicallg a muff variant.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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I believe that the shift is mids and that it’s basicallg a muff variant.
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I believe that the shift is mids and that it’s basicallg a muff variant.
I love it! It doesn’t get as mild as the original hoof, but does lower gain ok. It really excels for more insane face melting stuff. The shift knob alters the mids from a traditional muff scoop to a more humped midrange to cut through better.
Just got and configured the Dunlop DVP4 expression, and 3 pedals required a board...so..
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I'd say go with the Phase 95 for something on the small side. However, there is one annoying feature about it and that's the LED that stays lit at all times showing the phase rate even when the pedal is bypassed. Mooer makes a few small phasers and Hotone has a really small one.
I just ordered a CIOKS DC7 which will replace my DC5. The new Cioks and Eventide counterparts are hitting the market. I'm looking forward to the extra flexibility of the DC7 in the same small size.
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Ok now I’m really done. I mean, I’m out of room, right? 
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Ok now I’m really done. I mean, I’m out of room, right?
What’s the black box at the top?
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It's essentially phantom power for my bass (12v via TRS cable). I love my ACG preamp but it's a battery eater so I went with this. Works great, and if I'm ever stuck (PS goes out, forget a TRS cable, etc) I can put a battery in the bass and run that way.
Ok now I’m really done. I mean, I’m out of room, right?
They do make boards with more room.
Store on Reverb. I think they are just starting to get out there. The Eventide version is becoming available too and is $30 less expensive but doesn't have the 24 volt port. CIOKs is working on a cable for that port that the told me would power 24 volt pedals like some of the tube compressors I love.
I have a Cioks DC7 on it’s way to me too, fantastic features for such a small box! 7 switchable outlets with 9V 660mA, 12V 500mA, 15V 400mA, 18V 330mA. And a 5V USB + a 24V DC output for connecting DC8 or DC4 for more outlets, or a 24V pedal (a cable for hat will come in the near future). But for SLO3 you’ll have to combine two outlets to get 12V 1000mA.
In comparison to a full sized Moog, it's pretty compact.Whoever decided to call it "Micro" had a sense of humour
