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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society
- Thread starter kranahan
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- Apr 3, 2003
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How about "Hughes & Cox" for the SVT pedal?
They developed the SVT, and the pedal has 2 tubes.
They developed the SVT, and the pedal has 2 tubes.
You made it sound like there was a pedal for this. I'm familiar with the svt.
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I’m looking forward to shipping notification of a Sunnday Drive January build!
Anybody have one yet?
Anybody have one yet?
It's a Hammond 1590BB, so 4.7 in x 3.7 in x 1.34 in (119 mm x 94 mm x 34 mm).
There are a handful of Sunnday Drives out in the wild, though admittedly not as many as there are PA, LU, or Slampegg. Yours is literally on the bench right now, you should get a shipping notification in an hour or two.
Dang no iod inspired build then I guess I'm gonna be sol for abit. Im curious about the svt style pre tho that should sound cool. I also was curious about the deep dish you mentioned removing more from the original design do you care to go into more detail? that has me nervous as it was already abit more stripped down then the la1a then I was hoping originally. If its changed too much I may need to either cancel or change my order. Losing The boost and tube buffer was kind of a big loss for me on its own but I did love the addition of the metering.
I haven't cancelled the power amp sim, but it's on the back burner right now while I clear out a bunch of other things.
So this revision of the Deep Dish isn't actually removing things, it's removing things that were never there. When I designed the version that's in use right now I designed in a bunch of "just in case" features that weren't present in the original LA-1A, but were designed to address hypothetical problems that never ended up happening. I'm not removing more thigns from the original LA-1A design, I'm removing things that were never in the LA-1A to begin with. So the circuit that is getting built isn't actually changing, I'm just de-cluttering the board of things I put in just in case and ended up not needing. The sound is exactly the same as it was before, it just saves me a couple minutes when I'm building it because I don't have to work around my "just in case" parts.
Also I'm not sure what you mean by tube buffer, LA-1A doesn't really have a buffer. I dropped one of the parallel tubes from the input section and took out the boost (and boosted the overall output instead), that was it.
Ok I was mistaking the parallel tube as a tube buffer stage my bad. Wasn't the parallel tube part of effectrodes design to help aid in noise reduction I just remember them mention the reason on the third tube being one of the distinct features /advantages to the design? I'm sorry my knowledge of circuit designs is minimal so I very well could be missing the point. I also know I'm abit hard to deal with I'm a very picky player so I apologize if I seem overly apprehensive. This is my first pedal thru sushi box and I just really want it to be a home run.
Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
Yeah thats not it I was just bummed a few cool features were not being included. The deep dish has alot going on that the la1a doesn't and thats why I bought one.
