definitely does. lets let that subject find its way to its own appreciation society.
thanks!
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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society
- Thread starter kranahan
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thanks!
You all are welcome. I quit holding out for an SVT and bought a UA so, of course the SVT is done now.
The irony of a temporary ban just might be that it removed 1 major distraction, thereby diverting valuable time to R & D........
Anyone want to buy my tarantula fuzz, grand slampegg, or nobelium?
I suddenly feel the need to free up some sushi funds to get one of whatever that thing is.
Also, I definitely didn't think that was a doughnut on the bottom right of the pic, and also didn't wonder how he'd keep it fresh inside the enclosure until it got to the buyer...
I suddenly feel the need to free up some sushi funds to get one of whatever that thing is.
Also, I definitely didn't think that was a doughnut on the bottom right of the pic, and also didn't wonder how he'd keep it fresh inside the enclosure until it got to the buyer...
Tone is stored in the donut
the famous "tone-nut"
Perhaps there are special powers in each of the tone-nut options (limiting choices to the standard toroidal shaped pastries)
glaze -- high end sparkle
cake -- dense lows
chocolate raised -- warm rich mids
sour cream -- well-balanced
The center hole is a "tone field" maintained by the outer ring...........
You forgot old fashioned! Has nice breakup !
I got one of those doughnuts a while back in case I want to make my own SVT amp one day, and it looks like I would have to make my own since it is very unlikely SBFX will ever make a DIY PCB for C2CE of a pedal that he sells complete at SBFX. (the hole is where the cream of the tone is stored)
All joking aside this should be a clue as to what is in store,
c2celectronics.com
Unagi Magnetics M1380 – Multi-tap Inductor
The M1380 from Unagi Magnetics is a multi-tap inductor designed as a drop-in replacement inductor for use in an active mids control. M1380 is tapped at 100mH, 300mH, and 800mH. Pin 1 is indicated b…
c2celectronics.com
I feel like there's enough empty real estate on that PCB for some more toobs
throw a few transformers and a power section in there while you're at it
