Finally V2 has an Ax7Someone can correct me if I’m wrong here, but isn’t the only difference between the Finally V2 and the V2 WBIM the tube choice, and the little F clef brain guy graphic?
Finally V2(wbim) has an Au7
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Finally V2 has an Ax7Someone can correct me if I’m wrong here, but isn’t the only difference between the Finally V2 and the V2 WBIM the tube choice, and the little F clef brain guy graphic?
Venus X has been discontinued. It was not intended to be a small run, but it didn't work out and I scrapped it. Venus Z, an improved design (also smaller and less expensive), is in stock and ready to ship.Nathan, is the Venus X sold out? I was on the Archived Products page today and didn't see it there. It was a small run at that price point, so I figured it is.
Also, will there be more Finally V2s that are not "With Bass in Mind" styled? I missed my chance on the original V2s, and had seen you were thinking of not making more of the originals after the WBIM were gone.
Last, what are your current plans for the Single Slice compressor? It seems like you said you weren't prioritizing it for 2024. Is it still something you are going to do, in the near future?
I am still planning to do a compressor. As a company that builds pedals almost exclusively for bass, it would be hard for me to not do a compressor. But so far I've done a couple prototypes of Single Slice and I wasn't excited about either one. If something doesn't excite me, I don't sell it. I have another idea for it, but it will be a complete scratch design, throwing away the previous Single Slice design entirely. Not sure if it will be 2024, but it will certainly happen.
I'll be first in line for that compressor. Would love to add it to the same board that my Nobelium is attached to.
What, this old thing?I am patiently awaiting the arrival of the Slampegg with a HPF (which I may or may not have created solely in my imagination).
Take my money already!
did that jfet boost work well after the 6sl7 gain stage?
it looks like an XLR out. i don't see a transformer, unless it connects to those jumpers.With a transformer out??? Uh oh... things are getting pretty serious.
Well I was thinking of the Unagi transformer that would connect to said XLR cause I was looking at the cutout on the board. Exciting times indeed!it looks like an XLR out. i don't see a transformer, unless it connects to those jumpers.
It actually worked great, I used a high-voltage FET so it's taking the same rail as the tube and it sounds fabulous. The only problem now is that it's WAY too loud. I need some time to play with it and get it in a more comfortable range.did that jfet boost work well after the 6sl7 gain stage?
With a transformer out??? Uh oh... things are getting pretty serious.
The cutout with the pins is where the transformer will connect, I didn't have it connected on this prototype because I wanted to gauge the initial tone before committing to throwing a transformer in it due to the cost of transformers.it looks like an XLR out. i don't see a transformer, unless it connects to those jumpers.
Is that Grand Slampegg?It actually worked great, I used a high-voltage FET so it's taking the same rail as the tube and it sounds fabulous. The only problem now is that it's WAY too loud. I need some time to play with it and get it in a more comfortable range.
The cutout with the pins is where the transformer will connect, I didn't have it connected on this prototype because I wanted to gauge the initial tone before committing to throwing a transformer in it due to the cost of transformers.
I'll take that old thing as is.
Yup, although that picture is v0.2 and I already have v0.3 which includes a MOSFET boost to bring the output level up to a more usable level (just couldn't find a picture of that one). It still needs some refinement before I'm ready to bring it to the world, but I'm very pleased with the tone I'm getting, so it already sounds good and now everything else is just going to be about making it useful.Is that Grand Slampegg?
waiting patiently as possible. i know we won't be disappointed!Yup, although that picture is v0.2 and I already have v0.3 which includes a MOSFET boost to bring the output level up to a more usable level (just couldn't find a picture of that one). It still needs some refinement before I'm ready to bring it to the world, but I'm very pleased with the tone I'm getting, so it already sounds good and now everything else is just going to be about making it useful.
Am I remembering right that it's based on a B15?Yup, although that picture is v0.2 and I already have v0.3 which includes a MOSFET boost to bring the output level up to a more usable level (just couldn't find a picture of that one). It still needs some refinement before I'm ready to bring it to the world, but I'm very pleased with the tone I'm getting, so it already sounds good and now everything else is just going to be about making it useful.
Correct, but AFAIK he's using a parallel gain stage in the 6SL7 tube with a FET boost afterwards. Also, an added HPF switch set to 90Hz with a 6dB per octave rolloff (same as the Noble/Nobelium).Am I remembering right that it's based on a B15?
No reason not to. Pushing More into overdrive isn't great because 12AU7 clipping is (in my opinion) unpleasant, but you can absolutely push 6SL7 into a delightful drive and there's no reason you wouldn't be able to do that here as well.Correct, but AFAIK he's using a parallel gain stage in the 6SL7 tube with a FET boost afterwards. Also, an added HPF switch set to 90Hz with a 6dB per octave rolloff (same as the Noble/Nobelium).
@Sushi Box FX is it not recommended to push the Grand Slampegg into overdrive with a boost in front? Asking as I think the B15 (presumably due to the 6SL7) overdrive sounds very nice.
No reason not to. Pushing More into overdrive isn't great because 12AU7 clipping is (in my opinion) unpleasant, but you can absolutely push 6SL7 into a delightful drive and there's no reason you wouldn't be able to do that here as well.