So, completely theoretical, purely academic, but if someone were thinking about, say, I don't know, an HPF, what range would be most useful for bass? 25Hz - 160Hz sound about right?
But does it have a toob?
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So, completely theoretical, purely academic, but if someone were thinking about, say, I don't know, an HPF, what range would be most useful for bass? 25Hz - 160Hz sound about right?
So again, purely academic, all theoretical, research purposes only.But does it have a toob?![]()
So again, purely academic, all theoretical, research purposes only.
But of course it has a tube.
Right, tube DI is going to happen sometime. I am a disorganized personI look forward to using the HPF on your tube DI....![]()
Right, tube DI is going to happen sometime. I am a disorganized person![]()
Almost accurate, except that I keep losing the red string so it's all different colors.
How steep? I must say I love the FDeck with -12db per octave @35hz plus another -12db variable 35-135hz. 160 would be more than enough for me.So, completely theoretical, purely academic, but if someone were thinking about, say, I don't know, an HPF, what range would be most useful for bass? 25Hz - 160Hz sound about right?
Yes.So, completely theoretical, purely academic, but if someone were thinking about, say, I don't know, an HPF, what range would be most useful for bass? 25Hz - 160Hz sound about right?
Anything over 100hz is too high for my tastes. About 80hz max is all I’ve ever used. I found the fixed hpf on the Zephyr/Oracle too high for me. But whadoino.So again, purely academic, all theoretical, research purposes only.
But of course it has a tube.
this is why I have the sfx microthumpinator after having a broughton for a whileHow steep? I must say I love the FDeck with -12db per octave @35hz plus another -12db variable 35-135hz. 160 would be more than enough for me.
I swapped my broughton for an sfx as well, it does exactly what I need: remove the inaudible lows with zero fiddling.@Sushi Box FX or @Sonicblaze is the dual 12ax7 Black Eye now available and called the Black Eye X
this is why I have the sfx microthumpinator after having a broughton for a while
That looks awesome.I swapped my broughton for an sfx as well, it does exactly what I need: remove the inaudible lows with zero fiddling.
And yes, BEX is the dual 12 tube version. There's actually a photo on its page, Sushi was able to fit it into a 125b enclosure since it only had 3 knobs:
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When I'm by my computer (or if @Sushi Box FX beats me to it), I'll add a blurb that the 125B shown is the new dual 12ax7 tube version.
Beat you to itWhen I'm by my computer (or if @Sushi Box FX beats me to it), I'll add a blurb that the 125B shown is the new dual 12ax7 tube version.
One of these days I'm going to find a graphic designer that will work for pedals instead of money and have them redesign everything, but until then you have the-best-that-I-can-do.When considering which Sushi preamp to choose, am I the only one who was ever so slightly also guided .......by....... what the particular design looked like?
Or am I the most shallow person in the thread.
While I can't answer THAT questionam I the most shallow person in the thread.
One of these days I'm going to find a graphic designer that will work for pedals instead of money and have them redesign everything, but until then you have the-best-that-I-can-do.
So for market research purposes I have to ask, based on looks, what are you most drawn to?![]()
Personally engraved candy finishes.So for market research purposes I have to ask, based on looks, what are you most drawn to?
So this sort of thing? I made this for myself months ago but I messed up the drilling placement so the board won't fit, now I use it as a jig to hold things while I solderPersonally engraved candy finishes.
You know, the really time consuming stuff.
but I’d be ok with personally engraved raw finishes.
Actually no. Just freehand cursive writing.So this sort of thing? I made this for myself months ago but I messed up the drilling placement so the board won't fit, now I use it as a jig to hold things while I solderit is a cool look, but engraving is both time consuming and inconsistent.
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