If you turn the blend fully counterclockwise, the compression circuit is effectively bypassed.Question regarding the Watt, how transparent can the compressor circuit be? In other words, can I run it as a Finally v3 if need be?
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If you turn the blend fully counterclockwise, the compression circuit is effectively bypassed.Question regarding the Watt, how transparent can the compressor circuit be? In other words, can I run it as a Finally v3 if need be?
I feel like someone knowledgeable needs to 3d print a sushi boat with dimensions to hold pedals now….My Sushi board (as opposed to the sushi boat or charcuterie board) has an Empress comp driving an Underground Accellerator and a Finally V2. I got no problems with that setup. Mostly that one is in my IEM's with my folk rock band. If there were issues, they would be obvious...
Hello Friends,
with my Finally v3 i get a unpleasant microphonic effect when i activate te HPF filter. Is this normal?
With HPF Off its not present. Changed tubes but to no avail.
Another thing i noticed is after activating the pedal i get some serious noise over the DI output for quiet a while. Its not the fault of the power supply, i tried various of high quality. Jack output is not affected by this.
Any suggestions?
Short video on microphonic effect:
Can I see a picture of the circuit board in your pedal? The earliest version of this pedal had a microphonics issue reported in about 20% of the batch and it resulted in a complete redesign of the circuit board. It's unfortunately not an easy fix as it requires sending the unit back to me for rework, but it's something I will absolutely take care of.
If it isn't from that batch of boards, I will still do my best to help figure out what's going on and get it sorted.
Yup, rev- is the very first version, that's the one with the issue. Shoot me an email at [email protected] and I'll get you taken care of.
Nope, sorry. I've been busy lately and forgot to plan anything, so by the time I realized April Fool's was coming it was too late for me to get anything together.Any April Fool’s “jokes” this year?![]()
Nobody will see a May's Fool coming. Just saying.Nope, sorry. I've been busy lately and forgot to plan anything, so by the time I realized April Fool's was coming it was too late for me to get anything together.
Speaking of which... If any of the few PMLE owners doesn't have a use for it anymore i'd be happy to helpAny April Fool’s “jokes” this year?![]()
No, the transformer is only used for the XLR output, just like the original Noble.Quick question. I have a nobelium built by conspiracy...
If using the 1/4 " out, is the transformer in the signal chain?
same here. it’s something i could use in my toolbox. the small form factor is important.Speaking of which... If any of the few PMLE owners doesn't have a use for it anymore i'd be happy to help
Currently using my PMLE before a nano cortex and it has been a chefs kiss combination for me. Sushi and digital works very well.same here. it’s something i could use in my toolbox. the small form factor is important.
not the xlr out though as i’ll run it into a finally v3.
For me the idea would be replacing 3 units at the end of my chain all at once (Particle A, RFE, DI), in a small form factor. I need to carry the board constantly it would be a great solution to keep things light and efficientsame here. it’s something i could use in my toolbox. the small form factor is important.
not the xlr out though as i’ll run it into a finally v3.
Could this be the reason why i get some noise from DI out but not the 1/4 jack?No, the transformer is only used for the XLR output, just like the original Noble.
I wouldn't expect that to be the case, the transformer shouldn't be inducing any noise, and noise for 15 minutes then no noise sounds like something may be wrong. If the power supply is known good (basically either the one included with it or a Cioks, not many others I trust) I would start looking at the tubes and try changing the tube positions in the pedal (the XLR circuit only needs one tube so if V1 is bad then you can swap in V2 and have a working XLR section) or swap in a known good tube if you have one on hand. If you have any more questions on this one please feel free to reach out via PM or email.Could this be the reason why i get some noise from DI out but not the 1/4 jack?
It disappears after a while maybe 10-15 minutes so my assumption is this happens during warm up phase, but otherwise it shouldn't take that long to reach steady temperature..?