Here's my comparison of the mini PA and SS:Hey there Sushi nerds. Has anyone here done a comparison with the Particle Accelerator vs the Broughton Super Stack? Im curious to hear your feedback between the two.
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Here's my comparison of the mini PA and SS:Hey there Sushi nerds. Has anyone here done a comparison with the Particle Accelerator vs the Broughton Super Stack? Im curious to hear your feedback between the two.
And there ya go! I'm sure things get even better sounding with an X model, I was always curious to what a lower gain 12au would sound likeHere's my comparison of the mini PA and SS:
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I'm in the march batch and will be getting a PAx. Im intending to experiment with different tubes and report back.And there ya go! I'm sure things get even better sounding with an X model, I was always curious to what a lower gain 12au would sound like
The FV-1 is super neat, and with the development tools out there (if fellow builders don't know about SpinCAD, check it out) it's super easy to develop great sounding patches even without any coding experience. Gondwana uses a pre-made IR loader, but the microcontroller firmware that controls the display and the address selector was written from scratch, so I still feel like a fancy programmerPeople said the same thing to Keith Barr when he invented the FV-1 chip, and now it's in almost every digital pedal. Tech is getting smaller and cheaper every day. I wouldn't be surprised if something like that was in a floor workstation, I wouldn't buy it but I'm sure many others would. I'm sure there was a decent amount of R&D in Nathan's digital pedals, and let's be real we're honestly the R&D for Sushibox, which so far seems to be a good relationship for future gear
Whole other meaning to the word "blue light special" (for those old enough to remember that..), welcome to the group, I got my 1st tracking devi..vaccine last week too!Quick March update for the day, I had a long night last night and now I'm at:
Circuit board assembly: 91% (everything except Deep Dish is together)
UV printing: 95% (just need to finish up the bottom plates)
Final assembly: hard to put a percentage on, but all pots and switches are installed, just need to get tubes put in and do testing then I can get them in boxes and start getting them shipped. I'm hoping to get at least a handful shipped out tomorrow, but I had to take an important break today.
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Ahh, a fellow microchipper. Glad you're on the vaccination path! Freedom is around the corner!Quick March update for the day, I had a long night last night and now I'm at:
Circuit board assembly: 91% (everything except Deep Dish is together)
UV printing: 95% (just need to finish up the bottom plates)
Final assembly: hard to put a percentage on, but all pots and switches are installed, just need to get tubes put in and do testing then I can get them in boxes and start getting them shipped. I'm hoping to get at least a handful shipped out tomorrow, but I had to take an important break today.
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UV printer is still great, just has a couple quirks I have to deal with every now and then. If I don't print every day I need to wipe the nozzles a couple times when I fire it back up, and there seems to be a tiny leak in one of the seals so after 50 prints or so I have to open it up and swab where the feeders plug in in case the colors start mixing (my first month or so all the whites came out with a blue tint and it took me a while to figure out why). But overall happy with itWhole other meaning to the word "blue light special" (for those old enough to remember that..), welcome to the group, I got my 1st tracking devi..vaccine last week too!
UV printer still working strong? as much as you're pushing through you'll have a good review on it I'm sure!
Just now reading through this thread finds me having placed an order for the PA in the May batch....we'll see what this is all about in June. Can't wait.
Sounds like you were just trying to make it convenient for me to put the wrong tube into one of your pedals againWell I made a dumb mistake. 12AX7 and EF86 are completely different tubes with completely different pinouts so I have separate daughter boards for each, but without thinking I just installed 12AX7 daughter boards on all the Westinghouses. It won't damage the tube, but I did burn up a couple resistors, and now it's going to take me a couple hours getting them changed back over. Oops.
Yup, and I appreciate it. On the website I give myself until the 10th of the month to finish everything and I've never needed it before, but I'm glad I have it this time. So as of now:All the comments I’ve seen here have been very supportive of your efforts to get these gems done when they can get done and not to rush or unnecessarily strain yourself to make any deadlines . You need to remember that ! Sorry I feel like an old dad admonishing his kid but really everyone here only wants the best for you and the best pedals you can make w/o stressing out ...... We all hope to get many , many years of Sushi delight coming our way ..... Kelly
...I still want to play with the LED indicator circuit.