For trade Source Audio Neuro Hub

I do have the "Always On" Broughton that I never use (did not eliminate the upright feedback exactly how I wanted it). What can you tell me about your experience with this little guy? I'm using a Nemesis and Mercury right now, so could this sync them up to an external MIDI clock, for example? Feel free to PM me directly!

Nick von Nick said:

I do have the "Always On" Broughton that I never use (did not eliminate the upright feedback exactly how I wanted it). What can you tell me about your experience with this little guy? I'm using a Nemesis and Mercury right now, so could this sync them up to an external MIDI clock, for example? Feel free to PM me directly!

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Nick, that sounds a perfect use case for the Neuro Hub. From Source Audio:

“The Neuro Hub brings full MIDI functionality to all of Source Audio's One Series and Soundblox 2 pedals. Connect the Hub to as many as five pedals and combine them into a thoroughly integrated multi-pedal system. This breakthrough in effect technology introduces Source Audio’s new scene saving functionality, enabling the creation of up to 128 single or multi-pedal presets (i.e. “scenes”), each recallable via MIDI Program Change messages. Simply dial in your One Series and Soundblox 2 effects as you would any traditional pedalboard, then hit SAVE on the Hub and your pedal settings are captured! Enjoy the power of one-step scene recall without the headache of navigating a complicated multi-effects processor.”

I bought this because I liked the sound of capturing scenes across multiple SA pedals. In practice, that would require that I do a crash course in MIDI and spend a bunch of time menu diving and researching threads on the forum. At the end of the day, I never invested the time required to make a working MIDI connection between my DMC Micro and the Neuro hub.

So, this is about as used as your “Always On” HPF. I took it out of the box, but it is basically unused.