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I'm just say'n. I think I've seen this question once or twice before
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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society
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I'm just say'n. I think I've seen this question once or twice before
Mr @Sushi Box FX does the Single Slice have some inherinet HPF going on or are my ears tricking me?
You may get some mild frequency filtering in the OTA depending on where you have the controls set, but the circuit was designed inherently to be pretty damn flat down to 25Hz or so.
That’s what I’ve got on my board right now. Sounds great. I wouldn’t say that it’s a huge difference with them together, as opposed to either one being on its own, but the Finally fits on my nano board, whereas my JDI doesn’t, so it gets the nod.
That is mine in the classifieds
I like it, I feel like it is crisp, or maybe bright? Punchy.
So why am I selling it? I am an optical comp kinda guy and like them warm thick and gooey! I use them more for tone shaping to add some thickness.
You forgot the Fender / Marshall tone stack where the mid pot is replaced with a resistor so you get 2 pots and it looks like a Baxandall but it's not, just like the Nobelium tonestack is.
So I guess I just need to keep a schematic for each pedal in my back pocket so I can check what sort of tone stack is in there and then I know where flat is, that is if I can remember what you said each type does.
I think I might have to place a dot on the pedals with permanent marker cause there is no way I will remember all the schematics.
What the heck does the Presence pot do and where is that flat ???
Ah crap, I'm old enough for my memory to start playing silly buggers, what if I forget what the dots mean ????
isn’t it past your bedtime??You forgot the Fender / Marshall tone stack where the mid pot is replaced with a resistor so you get 2 pots and it looks like a Baxandall but it's not, just like the Nobelium tonestack is.
So I guess I just need to keep a schematic for each pedal in my back pocket so I can check what sort of tone stack is in there and then I know where flat is, that is if I can remember what you said each type does.
I think I might have to place a dot on the pedals with permanent marker cause there is no way I will remember all the schematics.
What the heck does the Presence pot do and where is that flat ???
Ah crap, I'm old enough for my memory to start playing silly buggers, what if I forget what the dots mean ????
Ideally the tone stack ‘splanation for each pedal should be included in its product web site description….optimally along with a link to the simulator.
Instead of permanent marker, how about using the small size of fretboard stickers? They are either green or blue day-glo, and are removable, although the ones I've used on my side dots haven'’t moved or lifted at all. They are easy to see in low light conditions...You forgot the Fender / Marshall tone stack where the mid pot is replaced with a resistor so you get 2 pots and it looks like a Baxandall but it's not, just like the Nobelium tonestack is.
So I guess I just need to keep a schematic for each pedal in my back pocket so I can check what sort of tone stack is in there and then I know where flat is, that is if I can remember what you said each type does.
I think I might have to place a dot on the pedals with permanent marker cause there is no way I will remember all the schematics.
What the heck does the Presence pot do and where is that flat ???
Ah crap, I'm old enough for my memory to start playing silly buggers, what if I forget what the dots mean ????
Dude makes pedals as a side hustle and you want a tone stack simulator on his website?!?
I’m just happy we get the good
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This.Dude makes pedals as a side hustle and you want a tone stack simulator on his website?!?
I’m just happy we get the good
I forget where this was posted on TB, but I never knew there were so many variations and really like messing with this link - you can even change resistors/pots/capacitors to see how it reacts:You forgot the Fender / Marshall tone stack where the mid pot is replaced with a resistor so you get 2 pots and it looks like a Baxandall but it's not, just like the Nobelium tonestack is.
So I guess I just need to keep a schematic for each pedal in my back pocket so I can check what sort of tone stack is in there and then I know where flat is, that is if I can remember what you said each type does.
I think I might have to place a dot on the pedals with permanent marker cause there is no way I will remember all the schematics.
What the heck does the Presence pot do and where is that flat ???
Ah crap, I'm old enough for my memory to start playing silly buggers, what if I forget what the dots mean ????
I have some of these… might need to dig them out to help with settings and what is flat.
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Nathan is unfortunately not attending NAMM this year. I'm choosing to spend the time and money that would have gone into NAMM on other endeavors, including a demo video I hope to finish up this weekend.
I don't currently make any pedals where the mid pot is replaced with a resistor, so that's not applicable to Sushi Box. Couldn't hurt to ask in the Conspiracy to Commit Electronics MegathreadYou forgot the Fender / Marshall tone stack where the mid pot is replaced with a resistor so you get 2 pots and it looks like a Baxandall but it's not, just like the Nobelium tonestack is.
So I guess I just need to keep a schematic for each pedal in my back pocket so I can check what sort of tone stack is in there and then I know where flat is, that is if I can remember what you said each type does.
I think I might have to place a dot on the pedals with permanent marker cause there is no way I will remember all the schematics.
What the heck does the Presence pot do and where is that flat ???
Ah crap, I'm old enough for my memory to start playing silly buggers, what if I forget what the dots mean ????
Can we get stickies within a thread? Because this comes up every 10 pages or so and it's super useful.
The simulator is already up & maintained by someone else and he has recommended it numerous times......and it has been posted/appreciated here about a half a dozen times. It helps people understand what his pedals can do, so yeah, a simple link posted in the place most users/prospective buyers would look for it would be a good idea.Dude makes pedals as a side hustle and you want a tone stack simulator on his website?!?
I’m just happy we get the good
Or just bookmark it in your web browser; that's what I ended up doing. Easy peasy!
I don't seem to have any way to add stickies, not sure who has to do that.
I would definitely recommend that those who enjoy visually seeing what things are going to look like bookmark useful tools like the Duncan Tonestack Calculator.
