Well currently you have as much info on it as I do^^I actually had a look yesterday!
Where can I find info on the mini tube version of the deep dish?
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Well currently you have as much info on it as I do^^I actually had a look yesterday!
Where can I find info on the mini tube version of the deep dish?
I think the Broughton stuff is all very good. And because they are good, people buy them. And they buy them so much that they are hard to find. I don’t think it’s a fair characterization to just imply that it’s popular because it says Broughton. Broughton has been around for many years and gained in popularity because his stuff is unique, well made, fairly priced, and consistent. Let’s not throw stones at other manufacturers. I have two pedals on order from Mr. Sushi Box. I also have about 5 pedals from Mr. Broughton. I think they both scratch a lot of itches and they garner a lot of attention because the builders are active on TB and their designs are unique. Let’s not disparage one for the other. There is plenty of disposable income to go around.Except that people are buying Sushi Box pedals because they sound great....not just because they say "Sushi Box" on them.
Then you're not buying enough pedals if you still have some income to throw around.There is plenty of disposable income to go around.
I don't think the intention was to put down Broughton. Broughton has a reputation that he has 100% earned, there is no undeserved hype associated with the name. I think he was pointing out that I don't have that reputation yet, I'm still working on building it, but that I'm heading in the right direction. I've never met anyone with anything but praise for Broughton pedals.I think the Broughton stuff is all very good. And because they are good, people buy them. And they buy them so much that they are hard to find. I don’t think it’s a fair characterization to just imply that it’s popular because it says Broughton. Broughton has been around for many years and gained in popularity because his stuff is unique, well made, fairly priced, and consistent. Let’s not throw stones at other manufacturers. I have two pedals on order from Mr. Sushi Box. I also have about 5 pedals from Mr. Broughton. I think they both scratch a lot of itches and they garner a lot of attention because the builders are active on TB and their designs are unique. Let’s not disparage one for the other. There is plenty of disposable income to go around.
It operates 1000x better on a phone now. Good work, @Sonicblaze!Well currently you have as much info on it as I dothere really won't be any detailed information on it for a couple months as I won't even have the full size verified until next week (at the earliest).
Thanks heaps. I have been following fairly closely but thought I'd missed something somewhere. To move my LA-1A off my main board and use a smaller format (and quite possibly improved) version would allow me to get that one pedal I want on my main board on there.Well currently you have as much info on it as I dothere really won't be any detailed information on it for a couple months as I won't even have the full size verified until next week (at the earliest).
Understood. For sure. I just don’t want some kind of rivalry. You guys are both so different that there’s room for both, thankfully. But someone should tell you that you are in a world of hurt with your designsI don't think the intention was to put down Broughton. Broughton has a reputation that he has 100% earned, there is no undeserved hype associated with the name. I think he was pointing out that I don't have that reputation yet, I'm still working on building it, but that I'm heading in the right direction. I've never met anyone with anything but praise for Broughton pedals.
I always wondered what happened when I clicked the pedal tab. Thanks for fixing that.FYI if ya'll didn't find it yet, the Pedal menu itself is a page showing ALL the pedals at once
https://www.sushiboxfx.com/pedals
YupThanks heaps. I have been following fairly closely but
The Deep dish is the Compressor isn't it?
I would feel really cool if it did, but honestly if it goes past 6 months I'm going to start offering more slots. I've been keeping track of how much time I spend on average per pedal in November, so I'm going to have a look at those numbers when I'm finished with the batch (which should be next week) and I may start adjusting sooner.I’m really looking forward to my pedals from you and it wouldn’t surprise me to see your pedal Builds being sold out a year in advance. And it’s all your fault![]()
I mean it's my take on the LA-1A, so I can tell you how badly I want three of them, but only you can decide how badly you want itHow badly do I want a Deep Dish? My shelf is already pretty plentiful with nice compressors. Is it really something special?
Shouldn’t nice compressors be on your board and not on a shelf?How badly do I want a Deep Dish? My shelf is already pretty plentiful with nice compressors. Is it really something special?
In all seriousness, do you have an LA-1A?@ Sushi Box FX
I really like your pedals, can't wait to put my hands on one of them, i'm looking at your website every day.
Maybe i'm not the first to ask, and pretty sure the option was there and it got removed.
Is there an option to get the power and in/out jack's mounted on the top rear position instead of the sides ?
I think we are loosing so much real estate on pedal boards with side connectors...
YesHe mentioned that all builds moving forward will top jacks only. No more side jacks