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I would also suggest posting photos of plain art work as well as available custom finishes with up charges as you are getting new customers that may not be clued in to all the splendor of @Sushi Box FX@Sushi Box FX
On the website, could you add some "gut shots" of the pedals that have internal controls, with an explanation of what they do?
Another thing @Sonicblaze has been asking me for a while@Sushi Box FX
On the website, could you add some "gut shots" of the pedals that have internal controls, with an explanation of what they do?
I think a sample page of the available finishes would do and then for each pedal a photo of the full and simple artwork would do with any additional photos being an added bonus. You might also consider a gallery page.Another thing @Sonicblaze has been asking me for a whilecurrently there are only a couple I think, and frankly the ones in Slampegg are causing problems so I'm removing them. I'll still get pictures to post, but for reference UA and SH have internal trimpots for attenuating the output volume, and the very newest batch of UA will have switchable MOSFET input/output buffers. I haven't personally found them that useful, and it wasn't anything anyone asked for, I just wanted to see if it would work the way I expected in case I need it in the future and needed something to try it out on.
So short answer, yes, I will do that.
I'm also working on getting pics of all available finishes so you can see what things will look like. Sometimes I forget to take pictures, and some pedals just have never been ordered in certain finishes. But I'll take a look and see what is still missing.
Hey fellow Sushi fans, I’ll be listing a certain special something something shortly and wanted to give the collective a heads up. It has wood. And it’s good. #6.
Wow. Really? REALLY? Not sure if this is already gone but @LightForce104Hey fellow Sushi fans, I’ll be listing a certain special something something shortly and wanted to give the collective a heads up. It has wood. And it’s good. #6.
Ugh I wish I could... Just bought a bunch of stuff that's eaten up my budget for a while... I appreciate the ping, though.Wow. Really? REALLY? Not sure if this is already gone but @LightForce104
I have a pretty good idea of what it's going to look like, I'll start a Coming Soon page for it in the next couple days, and will try to start on a prototype design before the end of the year. I've seen the Oracle, but never poked around the insides of one.Hola señor, have you solidified any more ideas about the other DI you’re going to build? I know you have a Noble you’ve looked at, have you looked at the Oracle at all?
Yup I backed that a couple weeks ago. I admire the innovation, and my kids will love it. Not sure if it would be practical to tubify though.I was eyeballing Sushi pedals for a possible new purchase, but then couldn't resist throwing $ at the Fart Pedal.
I have a pretty good idea of what it's going to look like, I'll start a Coming Soon page for it in the next couple days, and will try to start on a prototype design before the end of the year. I've seen the Oracle, but never poked around the insides of one.
I'm anxious to see what Senor @Sushi Box FX has included on the Smoke Stack's recording outs, I'll bet he has it sussed out already and if not will be open to suggestion. If not since I plan to run the SS to a Zoom CDR I can use the 2 band parametric to make any needed adjustment.I would like to stress once more the importance of something that will serve as a cabinet simulation and as a DI, so it can be the last pedal in the chain. A noiseless version of the Omnicabsim maybe?
Not an IR that will simply reproduce a cab that exists already (and is digital),
but more like a HPF, a LPF and maybe some gentle EQ options (with switches, maybe. Like Low mids boost/flat/cut, hi mids boost/flat/cut which will give only a small hump to the EQ curve, like 3dB, and something like tweeter on/off which triggers a shelving boost above 6k).
I'm more of a Sub-Blaster fan myself as far as octaves, never really connected with the OC series.An OC-2 clone
I'm more of a Sub-Blaster fan myself as far as octaves, never really connected with the OC series.
Tube octave has been brought up before, I'm thinking about it.