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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society

What are all of the options for the Robot Butterfly? ...and is there any chance of a secondary tap tempo foot switch?
Oh crap, that's right. I need to add options for choosing your effects for Robot Butterfly. I guess I'm doing that tomorrow :P and unfortunately the FV-1 doesn't play very nicely with tap tempo natively, but that's something I may get around to developing (quite a ways) down the road.
 
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Yes, very exciting if one of them is what I think it is ;)

which uv printer did you get?
One of them probably is ;) I was hoping to get it ready even sooner, but I decided to take my time on it and get it right the first time rather than risk going through multiple versions after release. And while I was working on it, it gave me some ideas on other really neat things I could be doing too :)

I got a "cheap" ($2700) Chinese A4 flatbed UV printer. The original ETA was November 9 - December 7, but they shipped it DHL and it's actually set to be here tomorrow :hyper:

@Sushi Box FX - Dammit, I flipped a 90's EHX Microsynth in preparation to buy a Particle Accelerator slot for December... and all the other sneaky Talkbassers have beaten me to it... I guess patience is a virtue.... take a deep breath......... ;)
Not that this is much consolation as the wait will be longer, but January slots are open :)

So my original plan, which didn't include selling out 3 months in advance, was to order all the parts I need on the 10th of the month, wait for them to get there, then start building, that's why I gave the 10th of the following month as the deadline for completion and shipping. Since everything is selling out so quickly, there's no reason I can't order all the parts for the next couple months now and just get started as soon as I finish the previous month. Does this 100% guarantee you'll get your pedal weeks before the originally stated deadline? Well no, but I'll admit it's a possibility ;)
 
Curious to see how it works out for you. I almost bought one a few years ago but chickened out.
I'm optimistic about it, I'd been talking myself in and out of buying one for about 2 years now and finally talked myself into it enough that it stuck :P
 
I wanna know!
Alright, I guess it's not fair to keep everyone in the dark when a handful know already. I'm working on a compressor based on the LA-1A. I have one that I tore down and reverse engineered, changed some bits, and am working on the logistics of putting it into a smaller box. I don't know exactly how much it will cost yet, but it's going to be a bit pricey (compared to my normal stuff, not compared to the original). I'm hoping to have a working prototype done in the next month or so, with the bugs ironed out and a production-ready version by the end of the year, available for sale starting January. Again this is assuming everything works according to plan, which is obviously why I haven't widely announced it, just in case I need more time to have it ready I don't want to have to cancel orders after offering it too soon.

I have a couple more projects that only 1 1/2 people know about, and those will remain a secret until they're ready ;)

Oh, I think it will be...it’ll be very popular based on what’s hot with TB members...just wait and see...and save up...:D
Seriously, it is so freaking cool. If the original wasn't so expensive I would already own three, because I want one on my bass board, one on my guitar board, and one on reserve for recording.

TUBE CAB SIM
That would be absurdly cool. Unfortunately analog cab sims are a bit complicated and generally require several stages, which would mean a tube one would be expensive, large, and power-hungry. I love tubes and I try to use them for anything and everything I can, but these days I use a Torpedo CAB M+ (not affiliated, obviously) because IRs have come a long way and it just makes sense.
 
Alright, I guess it's not fair to keep everyone in the dark when a handful know already. I'm working on a compressor based on the LA-1A. I have one that I tore down and reverse engineered, changed some bits, and am working on the logistics of putting it into a smaller box. I don't know exactly how much it will cost yet, but it's going to be a bit pricey (compared to my normal stuff, not compared to the original). I'm hoping to have a working prototype done in the next month or so, with the bugs ironed out and a production-ready version by the end of the year, available for sale starting January. Again this is assuming everything works according to plan, which is obviously why I haven't widely announced it, just in case I need more time to have it ready I don't want to have to cancel orders after offering it too soon.

I have a couple more projects that only 1 1/2 people know about, and those will remain a secret until they're ready ;)


Seriously, it is so freaking cool. If the original wasn't so expensive I would already own three, because I want one on my bass board, one on my guitar board, and one on reserve for recording.


That would be absurdly cool. Unfortunately analog cab sims are a bit complicated and generally require several stages, which would mean a tube one would be expensive, large, and power-hungry. I love tubes and I try to use them for anything and everything I can, but these days I use a Torpedo CAB M+ (not affiliated, obviously) because IRs have come a long way and it just makes sense.

...aaaand the cat’s outta the bag!

Watch the page count climb now! :roflmao:
 
Alright, I guess it's not fair to keep everyone in the dark when a handful know already. I'm working on a compressor based on the LA-1A. I have one that I tore down and reverse engineered, changed some bits, and am working on the logistics of putting it into a smaller box. I don't know exactly how much it will cost yet, but it's going to be a bit pricey (compared to my normal stuff, not compared to the original). I'm hoping to have a working prototype done in the next month or so, with the bugs ironed out and a production-ready version by the end of the year, available for sale starting January. Again this is assuming everything works according to plan, which is obviously why I haven't widely announced it, just in case I need more time to have it ready I don't want to have to cancel orders after offering it too soon.

I have a couple more projects that only 1 1/2 people know about, and those will remain a secret until they're ready ;)


Seriously, it is so freaking cool. If the original wasn't so expensive I would already own three, because I want one on my bass board, one on my guitar board, and one on reserve for recording.


That would be absurdly cool. Unfortunately analog cab sims are a bit complicated and generally require several stages, which would mean a tube one would be expensive, large, and power-hungry. I love tubes and I try to use them for anything and everything I can, but these days I use a Torpedo CAB M+ (not affiliated, obviously) because IRs have come a long way and it just makes sense.
Take my money now!!!
 
I will do no such thing, weren't you paying attention? :p It's nowhere near ready yet, and I don't even know how much it's going to cost :p
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needs the meme to be complete....
 

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