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27141809[/URL], member: 366037"]The Pre Out/Dry Pass switch only affects the 1/4" output, the XLR output always has preamp output.
The 1Spot Pro is unique in that the labels are arbitrary, and per Truetone's description were only added because they were required to put them there. As long as the sum of the current draw of everything plugged in doesn't exceed the total output capacity of the supply then you'll be fine. So I would expect the warmup time of a More plugged into a 1Spot Pro to be fairly quick, certainly less than 30 seconds.
Can you shoot me an email about this and include some sound clips of the noise? Obviously I can't replicate it as I don't have any of the other pedals involved, but it may help me think about what steps to try to resolve it.I was using a Empres Effects Zoia before with no issues, although Zoia sat in front of the UA.
Also, the Strymon Big Sky has some thirst for mA, but is dead silent.
I would have thought that isolating the pedal by powering it through a battery should prevent any cross talk via the power gizmos, but I'm a layman at best.
Nah, we have discussions like this a lot and I try to help where I can.Is this in the wrong thread?
Can you shoot me an email about this and include some sound clips of the noise? Obviously I can't replicate it as I don't have any of the other pedals involved, but it may help me think about what steps to try to resolve it.
And, because we all love watching a good troubleshooting, did you confirm your UA had the Polarity Protection Fix done? As show in this post: The Sushi Box FX Secret Societydone.
Understandable, seems like it was a tangent off topic… I like the sushi group.. get email alerts on chatter… all good.Nah, we have discussions like this a lot and I try to help where I can.
You may end up turning off the email alerts, I certainly did. We talk a lot on hereUnderstandable, seems like it was a tangent off topic… I like the sushi group.. get email alerts on chatter… all good.
And, because we all love watching a good troubleshooting, did you confirm your UA had the Polarity Protection Fix done? As show in this post: The Sushi Box FX Secret Society
We don't get as far off base as some groups.Understandable, seems like it was a tangent off topic… I like the sushi group.. get email alerts on chatter… all good.
Well that certainly explains some things of late.You may end up turning off the email alerts, I certainly did. We talk a lot on here![]()
Yup, I hear that I thought about building pedals last year, big fail. But a kid in my neighbor hood got some cool soldering gear.Yes, mine is wired the old fashioned way.
I guess I'll have to find someone handy enough with a soldering iron to fix that. My Soldering-Fu is not strong enough to do that without risking burning down the house. I can do my own cables, but it stops at anything beyond XLR.
There is not. The prototype is still sitting in my basement, I haven't plugged it in since I got it back from the first tester. I'm focusing on Venus X right now so everything else is going on the back burner until it's done.I know this was addressed not long ago (which could be 15-20 pages ago) but I cant find it now. Is there an ETA for the SBVT II?
This board member supports that decision as this could be a breakout product for @Sushi Box FX.There is not. The prototype is still sitting in my basement, I haven't plugged it in since I got it back from the first tester. I'm focusing on Venus X right now so everything else is going on the back burner until it's done.
Got it, don’t know how the email option happened. FixedYou may end up turning off the email alerts, I certainly did. We talk a lot on here![]()
This may have been covered earlier in the thread, but couldn't find it exactly. I just ordered a new UA and a used More, and had a question about warm up time. I hope to plug them into a Treutone 1 Spot Pedal Power brick. It has two 9v 500mA outlets and four 9v 200mA outlets. If I turn on my board 5 minutes before playing will that be enough time and juice for them to warm up with lower mA or do I need to get to get some doublers adapters or new power supply stuff to make sure they get alot of juice in order to warm up and run properly. I have a 1 Spot single adapter, and wondered if I should plug each into that for a couple of minutes and then switch them into the brick to make sure they warmed up enough. work well. I could do it but is sounds inconvenient. Thanks for your thoughts.
This may have been covered earlier in the thread, but couldn't find it exactly. I just ordered a new UA and a used More, and had a question about warm up time. I hope to plug them into a Treutone 1 Spot Pedal Power brick. It has two 9v 500mA outlets and four 9v 200mA outlets. If I turn on my board 5 minutes before playing will that be enough time and juice for them to warm up with lower mA or do I need to get to get some doublers adapters or new power supply stuff to make sure they get alot of juice in order to warm up and run properly. I have a 1 Spot single adapter, and wondered if I should plug each into that for a couple of minutes and then switch them into the brick to make sure they warmed up enough. work well. I could do it but is sounds inconvenient. Thanks for your thoughts.
I’ll be getting a more in Tuesday and wanted to ask when powering with a cioks7, if the 9v 650ma or the 12v 500ma setting has any behavior differences for anyone? Thanks.