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How is the st300 working out? How would you compare it to other tuners?
How long has it been out? I sold my ST-200 about a year ago to go with a smaller TC electronics polytune 2.....not against the pt2, but truly miss the Sonic Research style.
Nice board. How do you like the TC HOF? I've been wanting to grab one for a while, but everytime I get the chance I get distracted by something else. I really like the idea of the tone prints.My current pedalboard setup used with Worship Team
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Pedaltrain Jr:
Sonic Research ST300 Tuner
Origin Effects Cali76 CB
Darkglass Vintage Microtubes
OneControl Mosquite Blender (efx loop with blend to be able to use the effects subtly)
* MXR M83 Bass Chorus Deluxe
* MXR M288 Bass Octave Deluxe
* TC Electronic Hall of Fame
[sfx] micro thumpinator (hi-pass filter)
3Leaf Audio Enabler (to amp & board)
PedalPower 2 Plus (power)
When I heard they were going to be offered, I preordered on July 6. I was told that they expected to begin fulfilling preorders on July 15. I received notice of my unit being shipped on July 25.How long has it been out? I sold my ST-200 about a year ago to go with a smaller TC electronics polytune 2.....not against the pt2, but truly miss the Sonic Research style.
Does the ST300 have that popping noise that the ST200 reportedly had when engaging the silent tuner? That was the one thing which kept me from picking up a ST200. ThanksWhen I heard they were going to be offered, I preordered on July 6. I was told that they expected to begin fulfilling preorders on July 15. I received notice of my unit being shipped on July 25.
Hope that helps...
It does not exhibit any popping, either in the signal, or acoustically with the switch. Sonic Research has used one of those 'silent switches' for this pedal. I believe they are relay switches (correct me if I'm wrong) like those used in some TC Electronic pedals. You don't physically hear a 'click' sound when they are pressed.Does the ST300 have that popping noise that the ST200 reportedly had when engaging the silent tuner? That was the one thing which kept me from picking up a ST200. Thanks
Hi @ExaltBass ,My current pedalboard setup used with Worship Team
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Pedaltrain Jr:
Sonic Research ST300 Tuner
Origin Effects Cali76 CB
Darkglass Vintage Microtubes
OneControl Mosquite Blender (efx loop with blend to be able to use the effects subtly)
* MXR M83 Bass Chorus Deluxe
* MXR M288 Bass Octave Deluxe
* TC Electronic Hall of Fame
[sfx] micro thumpinator (hi-pass filter)
3Leaf Audio Enabler (to amp & board)
PedalPower 2 Plus (power)
Nice board. How do you like the TC HOF? I've been wanting to grab one for a while, but everytime I get the chance I get distracted by something else. I really like the idea of the tone prints.
(1) MXR Bass Chorus DeluxeHi @ExaltBass ,
I'm curious what you have in the loop of your Mosquite Blender.
Thanks...
Thank you!It does not exhibit any popping, either in the signal, or acoustically with the switch. Sonic Research has used one of those 'silent switches' for this pedal. I believe they are relay switches (correct me if I'm wrong) like those used in some TC Electronic pedals. You don't physically hear a 'click' sound when they are pressed.
There is no right or wrong pedal for worship.

@ExaltBass ,(1) MXR Bass Chorus Deluxe
(2) MXR Bass Octave Deluxe
(3) TC Electronic Hall of Fame
It is a very simple VERY clean true bypass loop with efx blend... just what I was looking for![]()
That looks great with the light behind it. I've been wanting to set something up like that for my big board. Maybe even put a controller under there so the lights could pulse and change with the music being played. Obviously there's a time and place for that, but I think it would be pretty fun to play with.This mornings board View attachment 735651
@ExaltBass ,
I'm still a bit confused as to why you need the Mosquite Blender. Can't you just set the level of each of the 3 pedals individually and leave them there?
Or if you wanted more chorus for instance, you would need to adjust the MXR BCD either with or without having the Mosquite Blender, right?
Thanks! That indeed sounds like it would be fun!That looks great with the light behind it. I've been wanting to set something up like that for my big board. Maybe even put a controller under there so the lights could pulse and change with the music being played. Obviously there's a time and place for that, but I think it would be pretty fun to play with.