Yes, I know. I got my Hub from Thomann several weeks ago for 55 Euro.It's the same exact hardware.
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Yes, I know. I got my Hub from Thomann several weeks ago for 55 Euro.It's the same exact hardware.
You are entering the most elite levels of SA land!I picked up a second hub as well for that price.
Not sure we are going to bomb the price on these for a while. Demand remains strong despite the release of the One Series.At that price I just might buy one as a spare. Or a second Hub for when the price of the remaining SB2s fall low enough.![]()

If you're still updating the list, please add MWBD (Multiwave Bass Distortion) to my hoard.![]()
Thomann sells the "Soundblox Hub" for 55 € and the "Neuro Hub" for 115 € - but they are identical except for removing the Soundblox label from the top of the enclosure, right?
This is from Jeff:Soleman incoming tomorrow, this ought to be fun.
@rsmith601 is there anyway to figure out how the Orbital's MIDI values match up to their cousins inside the Lunar/Gemini/Mercury series? I'd really love to match my HUB presets and can dump the MIDI data from the scenes.....but not sure if those values work against the ONE Series or if there's a way to apply a formula to get them to match up?
Sent you a PMThis is from Jeff:
"the knobs in the Pedal Editors of the Orbital and the Gemini/Lunar/Mercury are pretty closely matched. He'll need to manually replicate the settings, but it shouldn't be that difficult."
Anyone in the states selling the old version with discounted price?
We are ready to ship to EU. We just need out distribution partners to place the opening orders. Should be soon.Hi! are there some news about the avaiability of the soleman in EU?
thank you!
An experiment that may be of some interest here ... presented with mistakes and all.