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

Didn’t Neil Young do this to control his tube amps?

I was thinking a knob that fit the trim pot might become a 3d printed object. I can’t think about how it sticks on though. So is it just a knob shaped screwdriver at that point?
 
Didn’t Neil Young do this to control his tube amps?

I was thinking a knob that fit the trim pot might become a 3d printed object. I can’t think about how it sticks on though. So is it just a knob shaped screwdriver at that point?
Oh that wouldn't be hard to do, and to stick on I'd use some squishy/flexible filament like I do for my HX knobs so it's a compression fit
Now to convince someone at SA to send me one for free to make accessories... :laugh:
 
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7 years ago. I don't think it was ever completed or released.


Looks like they never solved the size issue either, except they went wide while I went tall. Mine was stupidly complex: remove the knob (like they did), attach the servo to the now-exposed pot shaft (vertically, not via a gear/tooth system like they did), and then it had a rotary encoder with LED lights so you could still turn by-hand/show where it was set at via MIDI.
The "compact" version added like 4" in height to each knob :roflmao:
 
A few of those clips were really nice- both the Bass and Treble seem to be voiced really well, and even the Scoop switch which I would normally avoid completely. I do wish the Gain were a normal knob though (and that the clip would have run through different Gain settings)
I noticed that when the pedal was engaged, the signal/level jumped up a bit.
A higher level is often perceived to sound better.
 
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The packaging looks lovely btw!
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