Like in between the preamp and the D.I. output? It's possible, but you'll be hard-pressed finding room for an extra pair of jacks in the box.Would it be possible to add an effects Loop to the nobelium? How difficult would that be does anyone know?
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Like in between the preamp and the D.I. output? It's possible, but you'll be hard-pressed finding room for an extra pair of jacks in the box.Would it be possible to add an effects Loop to the nobelium? How difficult would that be does anyone know?
Nevermind. The used Nobelium i bought from Guitar Center arrived today and it is broken.Like in between the preamp and the D.I. output? It's possible, but you'll be hard-pressed finding room for an extra pair of jacks in the box.
I have a couple questions:
a) What benefit would I have running a UA in front of the Finally v3 using the EQ (besides having EQ option) on the UA. Using stock tubes in both.
b) If I change the tube in the F v3 to higher gain and NOT use the UA with it, how would this compare to option a above besides not having the EQ ?
I'm speaking in good faith, when I sayNevermind. The used Nobelium i bought from Guitar Center arrived today and it is broken.
No sound from the DI, and if I flip the ground switch I get a loud buzz.
Returning it tomorrow.
Thanks anyway.
I'm speaking in good faith, when I say
that Nathan stands 100% behind his
products. Historically, when folks have
sent him their non-working pedals, he
has repaired them free of charge.
The JC Emerald is an outstanding pedal for both guitar and bass. I don't think you will be disappointed!Also just bought the JC Emerald in the classifieds and am going to try it as well in the same role with the F v2. I also play guitar a little, so it will have dual use.
Nobelium is a tricky one because the DIY project has been around for a while which means a good chunk of the Nobelium builds you find out there weren't built by me (which is why I don't want people using the Sushi Box name in their listings), but I will always take care of anything that was built by me and will occasionally also take care of things built by others, but I do charge for that.I'm speaking in good faith, when I say
that Nathan stands 100% behind his
products. Historically, when folks have
sent him their non-working pedals, he
has repaired them free of charge.
Might not be the case with the issue you're describing, but a simple check to make sure the tube is properly seated (i.e., that it didn't pop out some in transit) might make all the difference. I've had that happen with tube pedals before.Nevermind. The used Nobelium i bought from Guitar Center arrived today and it is broken.
No sound from the DI, and if I flip the ground switch I get a loud buzz.
Returning it tomorrow.
Thanks anyway.
Doug just PM'd me a picture of the circuit board, and I don't think pushing the tube all the way in is going to fix it. It is not a unit that I built, it was a DIY builder, and my goodness the extent to which they did not follow the build instructions is mindblowing to me.Might not be the case with the issue you're describing, but a simple check to make sure the tube is properly seated (i.e., that it didn't pop out some in transit) might make all the difference. I've had that happen with tube pedals before.
Serious builder made that pedal, I have never seen anyone add that many wires inside a C2CE pedal before, and how did they ever manage to fit that much glue in there from a glue gun ? That pedal took some serious effort to screw up that much, I think everyone should take a look at the picture, the more you look the more faults you see. You can either laugh or cry when you look at that picture, I think I did both at once.Doug just PM'd me a picture of the circuit board, and I don't think pushing the tube all the way in is going to fix it. It is not a unit that I built, it was a DIY builder, and my goodness the extent to which they did not follow the build instructions is mindblowing to me.
Dry is a straight passthrough, the tube (6SL7 is stock) is not in the signal path.Question on the Grand Slampegg… if I understand correctly, the pre can be selected on/off. When selected dry, is it a straight pass through or is the 6SN7 involved?
Everyone has to start somewhere so I don't want to be too hard on the builder, but Nobelium is not a beginner project and I don't know how anyone in good conscience could sell something that looks like that.Serious builder made that pedal, I have never seen anyone add that many wires inside a C2CE pedal before, and how did they ever manage to fit that much glue in there from a glue gun ? That pedal took some serious effort to screw up that much, I think everyone should take a look at the picture, the more you look the more faults you see. You can either laugh or cry when you look at that picture, I think I did both at once.
Gooping a clone kit is strange, not like you can't figure out the components and schematic anyways.Serious builder made that pedal, I have never seen anyone add that many wires inside a C2CE pedal before, and how did they ever manage to fit that much glue in there from a glue gun ? That pedal took some serious effort to screw up that much, I think everyone should take a look at the picture, the more you look the more faults you see. You can either laugh or cry when you look at that picture, I think I did both at once.
Can anyone please share the main tonal differences between the Elementary and the UA? I understand they're modeled after different amps, but what real world discernible differences are there? Mr. Sushi please chime in as well. I'm searching for clean and fat with no overdrive/distortion.Not for nothin, my main head is a Magellan 800, and I enjoy the Elementary, Underground Axe and Dreamcatcher run into it (depending on the bass). I always like an active mid control in series with the passive eq on my Sushi preamps. YMMV.
Serious builder made that pedal, I have never seen anyone add that many wires inside a C2CE pedal before, and how did they ever manage to fit that much glue in there from a glue gun ? That pedal took some serious effort to screw up that much, I think everyone should take a look at the picture, the more you look the more faults you see. You can either laugh or cry when you look at that picture, I think I did both at once.