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Source Audio Sorcerers Society (S.A.S.S) Part 3

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So here's my board so far with changes coming! That one spot that's open is waiting for a Gemini Chorus/Lunar Phaser soon ish (after a strange roundabout sale I need to make). Also, there could be a switcheroo of the OFD for an Aftershock soon too! Once it's completely finished I'll update the pic! PS the hub and HH sensor will be underneath!
 
@rsmith601 - two questions:
1) will you be selling the Aftershock directly?
2) can you give me the dimensions of the Soleman?
No, not selling Aftershock directly. Shipping to something like ten different dealers tomorrow. The Android App now includes the distortions, if you want to play around.

Soleman:
Specifications
Dimensions
· Length: 26.67 cm (10.5 inches)

· Width: 9.53 cm (3.75 inches)

· Height: 7.00 cm (2.75 inches)

Weight
· 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds)

Power
· 70 mA @ 9V DC negative tip (positive sleeve) barrel power jack, 2.1 mm inner diameter, 5.5 mm outer diameter

· 5V DC bus power (USB)
 
No, not selling Aftershock directly. Shipping to something like ten different dealers tomorrow. The Android App now includes the distortions, if you want to play around.

Soleman:
Specifications
Dimensions
· Length: 26.67 cm (10.5 inches)

· Width: 9.53 cm (3.75 inches)

· Height: 7.00 cm (2.75 inches)

Weight
· 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds)

Power
· 70 mA @ 9V DC negative tip (positive sleeve) barrel power jack, 2.1 mm inner diameter, 5.5 mm outer diameter

· 5V DC bus power (USB)
Thank you sir!
 

Over the weekend, I switched from my aging Trailer Trash board to a new Temple Audio board. I really like the modular setup. No hook & loop, so it's easy to rearrange pedals and it came out to be very neat with the cables routed underneath.

The hub is mounted underneath the board along with the power supplies. USB connector mounted on the left panel and routed to the hub for easy connection to the Mac. Had a small problem with the AC power connector, but super glue fixed it.

All set until I get that Soleman. It's smaller and lighter than the Headmaster I'm using now.
 

Over the weekend, I switched from my aging Trailer Trash board to a new Temple Audio board. I really like the modular setup. No hook & loop, so it's easy to rearrange pedals and it came out to be very neat with the cables routed underneath.

The hub is mounted underneath the board along with the power supplies. USB connector mounted on the left panel and routed to the hub for easy connection to the Mac. Had a small problem with the AC power connector, but super glue fixed it.

All set until I get that Soleman. It's smaller and lighter than the Headmaster I'm using now.
With the hub mounted underneath, how do you manage scenes? Via USB and computer?
 
For those of you using the One Series (non-Nemesis), there was a push for us to add 3 full presets when in preset mode, rather than just one. This has now been done.

Note that the support for burning to make multiple presets is now in the app for ALL one series pedals. To get this working right with the Vertigo, Lunar, Gemini and Mercury, you will need the most recent firmware.....which will not be posted until tomorrow.
 
For those of you using the One Series (non-Nemesis), there was a push for us to add 3 full presets when in preset mode, rather than just one. This has now been done.

Note that the support for burning to make multiple presets is now in the app for ALL one series pedals. To get this working right with the Vertigo, Lunar, Gemini and Mercury, you will need the most recent firmware.....which will not be posted until tomorrow.

The iOS app just went up also.
 
No, not selling Aftershock directly. Shipping to something like ten different dealers tomorrow. The Android App now includes the distortions, if you want to play around.

Any chance we could find out which dealers?



Now that's a LOT of pedals! Hope you have roadies to carry them around.

Yeah, the wife is getting a pretty good workout, lol!

It's not too bad. The top one is my main gigging board. The middle one is my home practice/writing satellite board that I can patch in to the other boards if I want/need to take it to a gig. The bottom one is my acoustic show/backup board. I use it for our acoustic shows during the week(used it last night)or have it in case something on the main board goes down and I don't have time to fix it.

The main board is a Novo 24, the satellite board is PT Classic JR, and the backup board is a PT-2, so none of 'em are huge. In fact, I've got a PT-Pro I need to get rid of...