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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society

The chrome LUX is a cool one, show that sucker off!
Mmkay :) I got all the listings created, just need to add pictures to get them ready to go. There was actually about a 20 second window where if you were refreshing the in-stock shop you could have bought this early as I forgot to check the "hide" option :P

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Candy Blue Laser Etched Echosaurus would make my day, mmmmm
It's a pretty tasty one, it was on my personal board for a few months. It's the less desirable side jacks, and it has velcro on the bottom, so it will have a good markdown below new price.

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Mmkay :) I got all the listings created, just need to add pictures to get them ready to go. There was actually about a 20 second window where if you were refreshing the in-stock shop you could have bought this early as I forgot to check the "hide" option :p

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That chrome is something else.

I bet a Space Heater in chrome, with red LED, and black knobs would be killer.
 
Mmkay :) I got all the listings created, just need to add pictures to get them ready to go. There was actually about a 20 second window where if you were refreshing the in-stock shop you could have bought this early as I forgot to check the "hide" option :p

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Dayum!!! That’s purty.
 
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So I rearranged my pedal board, moving my London Underground X and Slampegg X to the end of the board. Now my LUX has a whine that it didn't have before - the Slampegg is fine. I moved both to a different power supply (from a Truetone CS12 to a Cioks DC7) but there is plenty of juice on tap for it.

I wondered if the whine might be due to closer proximity to the power supply - I know some pedals can be sensitive to that - but wondered if there were other ideas (besides moving it back).
 
So I rearranged my pedal board, moving my London Underground X and Slampegg X to the end of the board. Now my LUX has a whine that it didn't have before - the Slampegg is fine. I moved both to a different power supply (from a Truetone CS12 to a Cioks DC7) but there is plenty of juice on tap for it.

I wondered if the whine might be due to closer proximity to the power supply - I know some pedals can be sensitive to that - but wondered if there were other ideas (besides moving it back).
Throw a pedal with a buffer on it after the offending pedal.
 
So I rearranged my pedal board, moving my London Underground X and Slampegg X to the end of the board. Now my LUX has a whine that it didn't have before - the Slampegg is fine. I moved both to a different power supply (from a Truetone CS12 to a Cioks DC7) but there is plenty of juice on tap for it.

I wondered if the whine might be due to closer proximity to the power supply - I know some pedals can be sensitive to that - but wondered if there were other ideas (besides moving it back).
I had issues with my PAX making weird noises, especially when turning the gain knob.

I found I had to replace the power cable going to the PAX with a better shielded one.

I also had to make sure I didn’t run that cable wrapped around the other, less shielded ones.

These were stock MXR mini iso brick factory cables. I replace it with one from my BBE Supa Charger.

It is quiet and I have played 2 gigs with it. Just something else to check if you haven’t already.