I will be at NAMM. I don’t see
Hi Nathan, I am a Neptunium owner and I will be at NAMM. Will you be at a certain booth or roaming? If at a booth, which one?
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I'll just be roaming, and only on thursday. Shoot me a message if you want to meet up for a chat, we can swap phone numbers and figure something out.
Is it an LED that lights up when you miss a note?
The light in my Finally never turns off
I would be happy to say "Nathan can neither confirm nor deny" on your behalf.
I suspect that would be the XLR Out switched to “Dry.”
Though, with further thought, I’m unable to think of a gig situation where one would “finish the gig” after loss of stage power. Seems a whole lot of other stuff, like the PA would be out as well. But, maybe I’m missing something.
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XLR Out switched to Dry. Note that the output from a passive DI is significantly lower than from the preamp, so you should not expect to have the same volume going from active to passive. I got a few emails about that when I first started doing it.
A more likely scenario would be if the tube were damaged or failing but everything else on stage was otherwise functioning, but yup good point.
Sure, I wouldn't assume passive DI giving the same level of signal as active preamp. Thank you for your reply.
I can think of pedalboard power supply failure...
Ah I love the linden, such a great pedal, I team it up with either the finally or more as a super compact setup from time to time
While I love the fact that the GS stays clean, I really love what it does with something a little bit gritty in front of it, because of all the "warmth and heft" it has (I know, buzzwords galore) it seems to really take a bit of drive nicely without it sounding like you're using an overdrive pedal. I really like the Jive for that purpose at the moment.
Sorry if this has been asked already, but I am interested in a simple EQ with no coloration, or as little as possible, to put in front of The Watt. I'd prefer $200 or less so I'm looking at the MXR M81, or TC Spark or Darkglass Harmonic Booster, but I am open to any ideas. I can't really justify the function or price of something like an Empress Para EQ, three bands with a selectable mid will work.
My Source Audio PEQ2 works great with my Finally v1. It's a little complicated and possibly overkill for your stated needs but it can be had around $200 used. It's worth checking out to see if its additional features could be of use for your setup.
@CochinoBass I'd probably go with the M81 - the Harmonic Booster is a good option too, but might have more color than you're looking for.
On a quick search just to see what else was out there, I saw the Wampler EQuator - similarly priced to the M81, but instead of DI features you might not use paired with the Watt you get a second mid-band.
On a quick search just to see what else was out there, I saw the Wampler EQuator - similarly priced to the M81, but instead of DI features you might not use paired with the Watt you get a second mid-band.
Same - i was just poking around sweetwater looking for something that wasn't a graphic EQ - I'm big into the Empress ParaEQ, but I know that's way too much for some people sometimes. BUT i do like the option to be able to boost/cut different ranges of the mids. A nice new find!
I've used the broughton rfe for this exact purpose.
