Is it a two tube Envelope filter/Octave/Fuzz pedal?
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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society
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The EHX Tube Zipper already exists, and IIRC Nathan said he had a similar idea only to find out that EHX beat him to the punch.
I think it might be a variable HPF / LPF filter tube pedal, I have no idea why I think so.
...........mysterious puffs of smoke emerge from the chimney of sushi kitchen central........
My Finally wbim arrives today! Can't wait...
A tube based version of the Moog MF101 filter? Now that would be a pedal and a half
A tube octave pedal with ability to adjust saturation/dirt with input gain and master volume would be cool. Cuz it’s either a distortion pedal, an octave, or both!
… but I don’t think my guess is correct.
… but I don’t think my guess is correct.
You're assuming I'm much more exciting than I am. Have you seen the insides of a Moog MF pedal? Those things are insane.
Is it a tube Talent Simulator?
I could really use one.
I could really use one.
Shout out to @Pedalnetics and @Sushi Box FX on this new collaboration of the DIm Stick a sweet little passive DI that is easy to place where needed. I feels solid and robustly built with top quality components and is a perfect fit for my little stage rig at the moment on a little shelf that attaches to a mic or music stand to go to FOH or backline. The Unagi transformer is accurate and transparent.
and yes my desk is a mess, nothing new there.
and yes my desk is a mess, nothing new there.
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I bought a MiniDi from Pedalnetics earlier this year as a gig back safe guard back up. Very nice little DI.Shout out to @Pedalnetics and @Sushi Box FX on this new collaboration of the DIm Stick a sweet little passive DI that is easy to place where needed. I feels solid and robustly built with top quality components and is a perfect fit for my little stage rig at the moment on a little shelf that attaches to a mic or music stand to go to FOH or backline. The Unagi transformer is accurate and transparent. View attachment 7096058
and yes my desk is a mess, nothing new there.
Alas Gondwana hit a wall again, when the second programmer I got to work on the project has ghosted me, this one taking a couple hundred bucks worth of development hardware with him. I still selfishly want Gondwana to happen for me, but it's not going to be any time soon.
I have one of the prototype DIm Sticks and it is fabulous, it's my go-to passive D.I. Obviously doesn't hurt that it uses the same Unagi transformer that all of my D.I. units use.Shout out to @Pedalnetics and @Sushi Box FX on this new collaboration of the DIm Stick a sweet little passive DI that is easy to place where needed. I feels solid and robustly built with top quality components and is a perfect fit for my little stage rig at the moment on a little shelf that attaches to a mic or music stand to go to FOH or backline. The Unagi transformer is accurate and transparent. View attachment 7096058
and yes my desk is a mess, nothing new there.
It's sounding more and more likely that the Single Slice is next!
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:hopeful:
I need another compressor like I need a hole in the head, but going to have to pull the trigger on this one.
Talk about service! Ordered the Venus Z on Friday afternoon. Delivered to middle of nowhere SE Ohio today! I'm still figuring things out on the Z but so far...Dang! Bumped the bass and low mid, high mid at 11 and the highs at around 1. Made the Warwick sing on the top end and growl like a mother on the bottom.
