The Sushi Box FX Secret Society

[gh0st42]

Dr Watson X on Reverb.

No affiliation.

 

[Pedalnetics]

Dr Watson X on Reverb.

No affiliation.

I get you'd have to wait with a September slot, but I don't get the multiple misc SushiBox pedals on Reverb for more-than-new pricing especially when ordering is currently open.

There's a horribly overpriced King Nothing on there too, even more expensive than the DrWX!

 

[gh0st42]

I get you'd have to wait with a September slot, but I don't get the multiple misc SushiBox pedals on Reverb for more-than-new pricing especially when ordering is currently open.

There's a horribly overpriced King Nothing on there too, even more expensive than the DrWX!

Yeah, it amazes me sometimes how much people will pay to skip a line.

Sometimes I am people.

 

[Pedalnetics]

Sometimes I am people

...I think I need a club number too...

 

[krfoss]

Yeah, it amazes me sometimes how much people will pay to skip a line.

Sometimes I am people.

Yah. Talk to all those people wanting a king of tone.

 

[psychovox]

I've sold a Sushi Box or two on the verb. Yes, I listed a bit higher than what I paid, but that wasn't to make a profit, it was to limit the losses on those draconian seller fees. I have also sold here with some success. There is much more exposure on Reverb, and items tend to sell there even at a slightly higher price. Whether or not you can make enough to cover your fee is dependent upon the item. Lately iIve been leaning toward TB for all my selling needs. It takes a bit longer, but it feels better.

 

[aekisz]

I tried selling a Westinghouse for less than I paid. No takers in 2 weeks (or offers) so I kept it. It’s now on my bass board.

 

[revd]

Of course there is a market for horribly overpriced pedals but only those in vogue. Most sell for less than new, as you'd expect.

 

[Sushi Box FX]

I've read that in the Orange 200B uses an Alembic tone stack, so, if this is true, what exactly is the difference between the Particle and London? I know they sound different, but wondering what makes them sound different.
Cheers.

The topology of the AD200B tone stack is the same as the Alembic/Fender stack, but the component values are different, so the Orange cuts a little more of the really low end. The biggest difference between PA and LU was the tone stack placement though. They both have two gain stages, but the PA had the tone stack between the two stages, and the LU had the tone stack after the last stage, so they respond a little different.

 

[keatz]

The topology of the AD200B tone stack is the same as the Alembic/Fender stack, but the component values are different, so the Orange cuts a little more of the really low end. The biggest difference between PA and LU was the tone stack placement though. They both have two gain stages, but the PA had the tone stack between the two stages, and the LU had the tone stack after the last stage, so they respond a little different.

Awesome!!! Thankyou very much for that info. Love that stuff.
On that note, incoming LU

 

[bassbrad]

The topology of the AD200B tone stack is the same as the Alembic/Fender stack, but the component values are different, so the Orange cuts a little more of the really low end. The biggest difference between PA and LU was the tone stack placement though. They both have two gain stages, but the PA had the tone stack between the two stages, and the LU had the tone stack after the last stage, so they respond a little different.

So put that in reference to the Underground Accelerator please.

 

[kelvmo]

Came across this place in Mesa, AZ yesterday. If they only knew who the real Señor Sushi was…

 

[NKBassman]

Came across this place in Mesa, AZ yesterday. If they only knew who the real Señor Sushi was…View attachment 4344510

 

[Sushi Box FX]

So put that in reference to the Underground Accelerator please.

Underground Accelerator has the tone stack at the end like the London Underground, but uses the component values of Particle Accelerator. So think London Underground with Particle Accelerator's low end frequency response.

Came across this place in Mesa, AZ yesterday. If they only knew who the real Señor Sushi was…View attachment 4344510

That is beautiful. I need to talk to them.

 

[Kelly robinson]

That sign is great - For sure they have some real artistic sense as evidenced by that logo . Wonder how long they have used that name and how they came up with it . Somebody needs to copyright it if they haven't already [ hint hint ! ] .... Kelly

 

[BunchyMutt]

I have a Vampire Slayer with a 12Ax7 that I'm running essentially last in chain and I like it quite a bit. In the search for more grind and chew, I'm wondering if a Space Heater with either the x7 or a lower gain alternative would give me that. Does anyone have experience with both?

 

[Real Soon]

Came across this place in Mesa, AZ yesterday. If they only knew who the real Señor Sushi was…View attachment 4344510

I feel proud bc I'm faaaaaiiiiiirly sure I'm the first TB'er cat to refer to our guy as Señor Sushi

 

[Sushi Box FX]

I have a Vampire Slayer with a 12Ax7 that I'm running essentially last in chain and I like it quite a bit. In the search for more grind and chew, I'm wondering if a Space Heater with either the x7 or a lower gain alternative would give me that. Does anyone have experience with both?

I mean obviously I do, hopefully someone else does as well. For what you're looking for I think Space Heater with a lower gain tube would likely do the trick.

 

[BunchyMutt]

I mean obviously I do, hopefully someone else does as well. For what you're looking for I think Space Heater with a lower gain tube would likely do the trick.

Thank you sir

 

[bassbrad]

So I had this pedal geek ask if the Echosaurus is analog dry through, I had to Google it and didn't know but was sure I could ask the Senor.