The rocket actually has a drill on the end which makes it look less so, but I unfortunately covered it with my logo, unaware of the result. Duly noted.I love the color! I do think it looks slightly…phallic?
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The rocket actually has a drill on the end which makes it look less so, but I unfortunately covered it with my logo, unaware of the result. Duly noted.I love the color! I do think it looks slightly…phallic?
How about move the logo to the right side?The rocket actually has a drill on the end which makes it look less so, but I unfortunately covered it with my logo, unaware of the result. Duly noted.
I was actually considering mirroring the graphic so the rocket is facing the other way, which is actually the way he originally showed it to me. I've been putting my logo on the left corner for years, I can't change it nowHow about move the logo to the right side?
If I have to be honest.....it's too busy for me. I'll stick with the plain text on white for mine![]()
It's going to have to be black. I can theoretically make it any color I want, but it requires generating a new file, and if I made that option available for everyone then it would turn into another thing that would take a bunch of time to set up.@Sushi Box FX I'll pose a question...if a pedal is ordered 'white with simple artwork', are there any color options for the text or does it have to be black?
@mmbongoIt's going to have to be black. I can theoretically make it any color I want, but it requires generating a new file, and if I made that option available for everyone then it would turn into another thing that would take a bunch of time to set up.
Yup, I wasn't worried about the size of my FV-1 stash until I got more orders for it than usual in September, so I had to cut it off. I want to keep a couple chips for myself so I can still work on prototypes, so I just need to make sure I don't run completely out.I just saw the post on the chips for the Echosaurus. Oh, Irony.![]()
Keep your eyes open as a used one may pop up anywhere anytime.I just saw the post on the chips for the Echosaurus. Oh, Irony.![]()
Depends, how much current do you need at the pedal and how big is the cable allowed to be?Question Señor: Are you able to make a voltage boosting cable that would go from 9V at the source to 12V at the pedal?
As much current as it takes to power the UA at 12V and no size requirement.Depends, how much current do you need at the pedal and how big is the cable allowed to be?
There is no benefit to running UA or any of my tube pedals (except maybe Deep Dish and possibly Lab Rat X) at 12V as opposed to 9V, so I'm not sure I understand the point of the adapter. The high voltage supply provides a regulated voltage regardless of input, the only thing that sees the input voltage directly is the tube heater, and heating at 12V has no difference in sound compared to heating at 9V.As much current as it takes to power the UA at 12V and no size requirement.