@Sushi Box FX have you considered selling unfinished enclosures for artistic folks? (I’m not one…)
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Mystery pedal@Sushi Box FX have you considered selling unfinished enclosures for artistic folks? (I’m not one…)
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The tricky thing there is that it would actually be more work for me than a stock pedal because I would still have to mill out the blank enclosure, whereas stock enclosures are outsourced and they show up at my door ready to go. So if I did offer it, there certainly wouldn't be any discount.@Sushi Box FX have you considered selling unfinished enclosures for artistic folks? (I’m not one…)
The tricky thing there is that it would actually be more work for me than a stock pedal because I would still have to mill out the blank enclosure, whereas stock enclosures are outsourced and they show up at my door ready to go. So if I did offer it, there certainly wouldn't be any discount.
It would be easy enough for those that want to paint or etch the cases by stripping them.makes sense. Without knowing your exact workflow or working contracts I had no idea if it (workflow) made my idea a shot in the dark or a possibility.
I’m fully aware that many seemingly good ideas are not cost efficient and are therefore bad ideas. At least ideas are free until you test them lol…. I’d be broke… broker than I already am.
True, when I was in college I would mod and refinish pedals for friends (and myself). 80 grit on an orbital sander to strip, 220 grit to smooth, then a couple coats of paint.It would be easy enough for those that want to paint or etch the cases by stripping them.
I've read some where that the slampegg has low output, so maybe not good to feed it into the return.Just got my Slampeg Bee. The tone is awesome, but the output seems low. Is this normal for this pedal? If I try to run it Bass -> Slampeg -> Effects Return on my amp it does not get loud. If I run it through the Finally then to the effects return, there is plenty of volume on tap and I can set the Finally about noon for level. For comparison, I have used a Sansamp BDDI and an Aguilar Tonehammer pedal through the effects return on my amp and both of those worked fine for volume. Is there maybe a trim pot in the Slampeg or is it meant to go to the front of an amp and not feed directly into the effects return?
Slampegg inherently has less output than my other pedals. Just the way Ampeg designed the circuit. It works well through the input of an amp, but will be notably low into FX return.Just got my Slampeg Bee. The tone is awesome, but the output seems low. Is this normal for this pedal? If I try to run it Bass -> Slampeg -> Effects Return on my amp it does not get loud. If I run it through the Finally then to the effects return, there is plenty of volume on tap and I can set the Finally about noon for level. For comparison, I have used a Sansamp BDDI and an Aguilar Tonehammer pedal through the effects return on my amp and both of those worked fine for volume. Is there maybe a trim pot in the Slampeg or is it meant to go to the front of an amp and not feed directly into the effects return?
Perfect, thank you. Just wanted to make sure it was operating as intended. I will probably never use it without running it through the Finally anyway so no issues.Slampegg inherently has less output than my other pedals. Just the way Ampeg designed the circuit. It works well through the input of an amp, but will be notably low into FX return.
When I use my Slampegg Bee mini tube it is always paired with a Finally v1 or a MORE when going to anything even my interface. More tube spice is sometimes better but not always.Just got my Slampeg Bee. The tone is awesome, but the output seems low. Is this normal for this pedal? If I try to run it Bass -> Slampeg -> Effects Return on my amp it does not get loud. If I run it through the Finally then to the effects return, there is plenty of volume on tap and I can set the Finally about noon for level. For comparison, I have used a Sansamp BDDI and an Aguilar Tonehammer pedal through the effects return on my amp and both of those worked fine for volume. Is there maybe a trim pot in the Slampeg or is it meant to go to the front of an amp and not feed directly into the effects return?
But that SB tone is so delicious, can't wait for the GSB!How old is your Slampegg? I remember there being a batch of 1/4" jacks a couple years ago (during the supply chain mess) that had a really stiff contact, I started bending them out at the end so they held onto cables better. When I get home I can post a pic of how to do it if it helps.Anyone ever have an issue with a jack not holding the cable? On my slampegg the input has always pushed out the cable, kind of a pain. I either tape it in or just pray it doesn't pop out (it will).
I believe it was last spring that I purchased directly from you. That sounds good, let me know how to bend it!How old is your Slampegg? I remember there being a batch of 1/4" jacks a couple years ago (during the supply chain mess) that had a really stiff contact, I started bending them out at the end so they held onto cables better. When I get home I can post a pic of how to do it if it helps.
I'll PM you, have a few other questions too, thanks.How old is your Slampegg? I remember there being a batch of 1/4" jacks a couple years ago (during the supply chain mess) that had a really stiff contact, I started bending them out at the end so they held onto cables better. When I get home I can post a pic of how to do it if it helps.