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The Great Bass Preamp/DI Comparison
- Thread starter chadhargis
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210mm x 118mm x 62mm
About 2.5x the size of the TE ELF, or about 1/2 the size of a Quilter BB800.
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While we are talking dimensions - the NuX MLD is quoted as being 105 x 115mm. The width (left to right) being quoted as 115mm. When I look at the pedal it looks deeper than it is wide. Can someone confirm the width for me? Really hoping its 105mm wide.
For Rocksolid, re: MLD dimensions.
Plastic Yuasa caliper says (of mine):
105mm (width l-r) including the 1mm height of two screws that protrude from the case itself (that hold the DI out socket).
104mm for the case only.
"Length" (N-S) 113mm+, including the protrusion of the jacks (input/through/output) on the "north" side.
108.5mm for the case itself.
The 113mm+ could easily be 115mm with a different set of jacks sticking out (supplier variation).
Yes, deeper than wide.
YMMV.
Plastic Yuasa caliper says (of mine):
105mm (width l-r) including the 1mm height of two screws that protrude from the case itself (that hold the DI out socket).
104mm for the case only.
"Length" (N-S) 113mm+, including the protrusion of the jacks (input/through/output) on the "north" side.
108.5mm for the case itself.
The 113mm+ could easily be 115mm with a different set of jacks sticking out (supplier variation).
Yes, deeper than wide.
YMMV.
I had one. It’s great indeed. Tube rolling is fun with it.
I am not a fan of the dirty channel though.
Trying to mimic SVT grind at home, Transboost, SV-Pre and Oracle, with LA-1A, are best friends for this ! Really dig the Oracle, it will enlight SV-Pre flavor but can sound not Ampeg-gy at all if you choose to.
Gonna give this combo a run today.
If I could find one, I’m guessing I’d use a P-15 after my little Nano board. Just set it next to it, leave my little board as is for any amp gigs.
I am fond of the P-15. With the Squeezebox in front of it makes for fat and sweet. The EQ on the Broughton is useful. The EQ dial in the Squeezebox serves like a tone control to further refine.
It’s in good hands
Haha that’s all that matters! I am very satisfied with the Studio One. Maybe someday I’ll get lucky and snag one again. Til then I think I have all that I need:
Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
Sigh, me too. Probably the only thing that I’ve sold and immediately and for every minute since, regretted it.I wish I still had my P-15...
Thankfully I’ve got a TT800 to play with that’s got a couple of new preamps in it. And I can finally A/B my SSDI through it and directly compare it to another Fender tone stack based pre (Boogie channel) so I’m still having a ton o fun anyway. But I’d get another P-15 in a heartbeat if I could.
What’s your thoughts on the P-15 vs. SSDI? I’m curious, although would probably stick with a P15 given the choice since I have a pedal super stack.
That’s the one piece of gear I think Josh should hire a minion to build. There is an extreme shortage of P-15s in the world!
