This will work as an alternative to my HX Stomp Board. Slampegg into OmniCabSim clone into Finally.
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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society
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Nope, custom ordering has been discontinued. My printer has been refusing to operate for the last couple of months and I can't justify throwing more time and money at it.
Ya mean them bees don't have any knees???
. IMHO, it doesn't matter...it's the sound that counts.
The Capo & HX Stomp is on my bucket list for the future.
That 5-piece combo definitely has to sound good!
This board is sublime. Looks like a clear goal well thought out and tastefully executed. Nicely done!
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The Capo hype is real. I didn’t believe it, but had to try it. Truly an amazing preamp. Then I’m using the “Regal” (aka the Noble preamp sim) plus the More in the HX loop (so I can move it anywhere I want in a given chain), and it is AMAZINGLY NEXT LEVEL.
Famous last words on Talkbass, but my pedalboard tone search may be over.
If anyone was curious about the purple LEDs on the More and the Decepticon vibe:
The Cali76 is also wrapped. Paradise Graphix in Cinci. Incredible work and Matt is the nicest guy.
@Sushi Box FX start a Patreon and we'll join so you can fund a new printer
Probably not that soon. Certainly not before NAMM. Just saying.
Very nice! A bit similar to the board I'm running at the moment (I'm using a Capo, More, Lusithand comp, and HX Stomp).
I'm curious though - what order is you signal chain on that board? I'm forever swapping things round to try out the More/compressor in different places, etc., so interested to see what others have found works.
Mute Switch > Cali76 > Capo Post-Preamp Loop Send > HX Stomp with More in Effects Loop > Broughton ParaEQ > Capo Loop Return
I can move the More to any position in a given Stomp patch. Loving this setup. I debated using the Capo’s post-loop, but got the Regal in every patch as a post-preamp. I use the Capo A channel for my “general clean,” and the B for dirt with any combination of the Stomp’s dirt/fuzz/distortion options.
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Well, second Sushi box pedal on the way. I have a Slampegg already, and wanted a different pre flavor choice to complement my Edison and the Slampegg, so I picked up the last More that was in stock. Looking forward to comparing it to the Edison, and seeing how it gets along with everything else I have going on with my board.
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Well, in that case I got myself (yet another) Christmas present. Really excited to see how it sounds through my PJB and AI setups.
Perfectly timing for my 65 birthday.
But what the heck can I gift myself for my combination surgery, 50 pounds lost and Christmas???? @Sushi Box FX you're leaving me in a lurch.
The More kicks ass
Not necessarily microphonic, but a tube going bad can leak DC voltage onto pots, which is usually what causes an electrically scratchy pot. Microphonics is often another sign of a tube going bad, but a microphonic tube doesn't always leak DC voltage like that.
Does anybody else use old flats and a pbass with a slampegg? I have my gain cranked and it barley distorts. Just wondering if this normal. Short video gain dimed, bass and treble at 12, no other effects in the chain.
