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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society
- Thread starter kranahan
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Digging the "Deluxe" series pedals. Suggestion for another one: based on the classic Fender Showman, 12AX7 for the preamp/tone stack, 1/4" preamp output, 12AT7 LTP phase inverter driving the DI transformer, with plenty of signal level to push a power amp directly (1.4V sensitivity). Goal is to get that amazing overdriven Showman sound that Phil Lesh, Jack Casady, and Chris Squire (among many others) got in the late '60s and early '70s.
Or maybe just a micro power amp version, 12AT7 and a pair of EL84s, bring your own preamp (UA or Elementary).
Or maybe just a micro power amp version, 12AT7 and a pair of EL84s, bring your own preamp (UA or Elementary).
Hm, are you sure this is correctly labeled as another Nobelium with the same Atomgewicht of 259 as the original one? I'd highly suspect this one has much more mass in its core... On the other hand, it looks even more stable so what do I know... 
I don't know, things feel pretty sassy when I crank the volume on my Dreamcatcher.
Hopefully there's no cease and desist from the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry for using an element name.
Feels like a whole brand revamp between the More v2 (which is gorgeous) and the deluxes.
Feels like a whole brand revamp between the More v2 (which is gorgeous) and the deluxes.
I want one and have literally no use for it.
Love the warning label
A decade or so from now, when the rebranded Sushibox Audio Devices has transcended its humble beginnings, those of us still alive on Talkbass will wax nostalgic about the good old days. We will laugh about Russian military mini tubes, custom colors, and how Nathan had time to answer questions at a moments notice.
@Sushi Box FX The used market price for the Neptunium continues to climb and they sell quickly.
Why was this amazing pedal discontinued or just a limited run?
Do you plan to ever release the Neptunium again?
Love, love, love mine
Why was this amazing pedal discontinued or just a limited run?
Do you plan to ever release the Neptunium again?
Love, love, love mine
I can assure you that statement is wrong, it only hurts till you pass out.
This is what we call "verification by analysis" which is often favored over "verification by test".
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I received my More on Friday and ran both my Smoothie and Keely bassist into it and my Elementary. Sounds great with my bass rig and with monitor headphones. I'm thinking about a Finally v3 for the di to Foh instead of the di on my bass amp. Nathan makes some chooby pedals. Thanks Dr. SUSHI
"One must learn from the mistakes of others since you will never live long enough to make them all yourself" -Myers & Roberts (first attribution)
Ah, real science!
As a software developer, I have learnt that our way younger domain usually cannot strive for the former (except possibly in live-threatening environments) and must mainly cope with the latter, and even then it's not "verification of correctness" but only "checking the existence of errors" with the humble notion that not finding errors doesn't say there are none...
