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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society

IMO, you should go back to labeling the positions numerically, like the pic on the website.
Then, have the numbers and corresponding frequencies listed across the top, below the in/out/DC text.

It might "clutter it up" a touch, but it's better than the frequency being cut off by the vents.
Also looked like you might be able to shift the diagonal tube vents down just a smidge, and it would clear the text.
 
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How have you all mounted your DC7s?

The CIOKS GRIP bracket fits onto some Pedaltrains with no drilling needed. Fits snug and works great for my Nano+.

I'm in the market for a power supply, been looking at the Cioks as well. I could potentially have 8 tubes as well ...

The DC7 is excellent because of the versatility of each connection (660 mA @ 9v) and its expandability with the CIOKS 4 or 8. You can also couple two outlets for stuff like the Effectrode LA-1A which runs with no issues. I love and highly recommend the DC7.
 
The CIOKS GRIP bracket fits onto some Pedaltrains with no drilling needed. Fits snug and works great for my Nano+.



The DC7 is excellent because of the versatility of each connection (660 mA @ 9v) and its expandability with the CIOKS 4 or 8. You can also couple two outlets for stuff like the Effectrode LA-1A which runs with no issues. I love and highly recommend the DC7.
The La1a is actually one of the pedals ... :)
 
Awesome! I freakin’ LOVE mine! :D

You’ll need the CIOKS 8800 Flex Parallel Adapter to connect 2 outlets set to 12v to run it. The DC7 comes with a single center-positive connector (red tip) that you’d plug into the 8800 adapter.
Thank you, I really appreciate the help! And sorry to detail the thread :)
 
The CIOKS GRIP bracket fits onto some Pedaltrains with no drilling needed. Fits snug and works great for my Nano+.



The DC7 is excellent because of the versatility of each connection (660 mA @ 9v) and its expandability with the CIOKS 4 or 8. You can also couple two outlets for stuff like the Effectrode LA-1A which runs with no issues. I love and highly recommend the DC7.

Cool, I’m actually looking at a Nano+
 
Cool, I’m actually looking at a Nano+

S’good. Reference of pedal fit (nano+ logo hidden)

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Also, to get back back on topic…

Example of Fluffy Kitten on white possibly this weekend!
 
Eager for a Sashimi Fuzz demo!
I'll see what I can do, still haven't had a chance to sit down and work on it.

Example of Fluffy Kitten on white possibly this weekend!
That I actually am working on. I have 9 Fluffy Kitten enclosures that just came out of the curing oven with a fresh white powdercoat. I'm waiting for them to cool down then they'll go to the printer.
 
I'll see what I can do, still haven't had a chance to sit down and work on it.


That I actually am working on. I have 9 Fluffy Kitten enclosures that just came out of the curing oven with a fresh white powdercoat. I'm waiting for them to cool down then they'll go to the printer.

Great update!

I knew I wanted a Fluffy Kitten before hearing it and I know I’ll want one on white before seeing it. :D
 
These still need a clearcoat and that will bring out the colors a little more, but I really dig this look.

On a related note, building the exact same pedal a bunch of times is sooooo much easier than doing everything custom. Just want you to know the sacrifice I make for you all :P

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These still need a clearcoat and that will bring out the colors a little more, but I really dig this look.

On a related note, building the exact same pedal a bunch of times is sooooo much easier than doing everything custom. Just want you to know the sacrifice I make for you all :p

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ugh those are so good