Excellent! Have you had a chance to open it up yet and see what happened to the left side lights?
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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society
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I have not, work has been kicking my butt so I've opted to enjoy the fruits of your labor! I did grab a screw driver and it's right here whenever I decide to crack her open. I might try to pull the top or side vent cover first and see if a little tap and jiggle solves the issue. A few good palm strikes to the top and side unfortunately yielded no results.
Finally got to use the soldering iron I bought a few months ago and we're all good. Lights are working, it's put back together and I'm rocking and rolling.
Excellent! Glad it was an easy fix.
I'm at a place doing a thing. Played a Rickenbacker for the first time ever.
Holy 80s Batman! Look at that Peavy Fridge!
I agree that fridge is just wow. Haven't seen one of those in the wild since the 90s, I'd hate to lift that my 410 Peavy was almost 100lbs.
I considered going through the fridge for my bass tracks, but I had brought my UA along and decided to show off by going direct. Unfortunately I'm a bit out of practice so I ended up using a pick for most of it
I'm about to dip my toe into the Sushi Box pool, albeit via the used market - an older small tube Slampegg Bee. I can't wait to add some tube warmth and mild overdrive to my pedal board.
Hoping if it works out to add a Smoke Signal to the chain too.
Hoping if it works out to add a Smoke Signal to the chain too.
I know it's been brought up but it's worth saying again. These suckers work best with their own power supply. I've used voodoo and ciocks and while they can run the pedal it runs noticeably better by itself using my Boss PSA
Interesting, I have not noticed that with any of my Sushi pedals using the Cioks DC7. What pedals did you see this with? What Cioks supply did you use?
VooDoo Labs might be a different story, as I don't think any of thier power supplies deliver enough current unless you combine outputs with the current doubling cable.
I have Deep Dish, Space Heater, Black Eye, and Lab Rat on my board running on a Cioks, and while it's usable for live settings, it's a little on the noisy side for recording, so I ran individual pedals off a 1Spot and they were noticeably quieter. Also I've noticed that when Black Eye is mounted directly over the Cioks on my board it picks up interference so I had to move it somewhere else on the board. Cioks is the best brick style supply I've found so far, but unfortunately still isn't perfect.
Are you getting noise issues, or are there other problems that you've encountered?
Less output, the tone knobs did less, kind of like it was stuck half throttle. But with the PSA there is just more of everything.
I haven’t objectively measured but I subjectively hear a little less noise when I use my Aetos but the CIOKS are so skinny to build with it is hardly worth using the bigger step board.
FWIW, I can run three Sushi pedals (5 tubes total) with a Voodoo Pedal Power 3 Plus and regular cables.
I have a minor noise issue (higher frequencies only--undetectable if I use a cab emulator) that may be power supply related, but I haven't had a chance to troubleshoot it yet, except to see that I can swap one of the pedals for a B7k and still get the same kind of noise.
I have a minor noise issue (higher frequencies only--undetectable if I use a cab emulator) that may be power supply related, but I haven't had a chance to troubleshoot it yet, except to see that I can swap one of the pedals for a B7k and still get the same kind of noise.
Also, the Smoke Signal kills with Stingrays. That is all.
