... and the dimensions of the V2 are a bit wider than the original, so it will take up MORE linear pedal board space.
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Worship Bass Pedalboards
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I love that! How do you use the whammy and when do you use the filter?
They probably were waiting for me to buy a v1 to finally launch it.
It looks like it was two days ago.
Got to 0:45 - it looks like you kick in an additional drive (controlled by the tiny drive knob in the top left) with the footswitch.
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I use whammy in many ways. Most of all to detune from drop D to low C, very usable chorus and low octave...
I also use it with the guitar, since the logarithm is the same as in guitar whammy. It's very inspirative pedal to play with, and also to use it in the real live situations.
Filter I use for for some funky grooves.
This was an surprising interview with JHS Josh. Seems appropriate for this Worship thread...
I have an Aguilar Tone Hammer and an HX Stomp. Most worship pedal boards I see have some kind of overdrive and fuzz. Has anyone successfully used the HX Stomp for their overdrive and fuzz instead of separate pedals?
I'm looking at breaking down and getting a Tone Hammer.
The only one in my price range.
The only one in my price range.
I could plug it into the end of my pedalboard and with the right adaptor, I could run it to the RDI we use to the FOH!I'm looking at breaking down and getting a Tone Hammer.
The only one in my price range.
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Does anybody know of some more compact XLR right angle plugs?
This new Tone Hammer V2 DI has the XLR out the side instead of the back. For most people, it wouldn’t make a difference because the DI is usually the last in line. I have a VUMP meter after it so I can see the signal that I am sending to the house.
This new Tone Hammer V2 DI has the XLR out the side instead of the back. For most people, it wouldn’t make a difference because the DI is usually the last in line. I have a VUMP meter after it so I can see the signal that I am sending to the house.
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Pro-co has this https://www.sweetwater.com/store/de...yq3TMdV7gGOJVaAaLPxoC5VwQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
There’s also cheapo ones Amazon.com
Just search for “low profile XLR” but honestly what you have looks about the same.
You can’t just drop the TH2 like nothing here lol we need a review! Is using the drive like cranking the AGS without increasing volume?
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I made my own when they weren't popular and hard to find. At that time, prewired were expensive. Making them were cheaper, and I made them at certain lengths for cable management. If you're good a soldering, I bought mine from B&H. The brand is "Cable Techniques" low profile 3 pin XLR connectors.
These are no lower profile than what I have. I wish there were some where the wires came out the side and it didn't need the large end cap.
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I just got it on my board last night and I haven't had a chance to test that yet. I was hoping that one of the pro youtuber's would do a review, but haven't seen one yet. I am not set up to do a good A/B review.
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