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Topic: Super Switcher Questions
I’m looking to put my effects through an audio switcher and I’m looking at the Super Switcher. A question or two if I may…
– Say I wanted to have my effects in a rack, maybe in a drawer as some do. Could the Super Switcher control a rack mounted audio switcher with its MIDI output, say something like a Voodoo Labs GCX?
– Same scenario… effects in a drawer on a rack. Could the Super Switcher also be in/on the rack looping the effects and be controlled by a remote MIDI footswitch? I’m talking just a generic MIDI footswitch like say, a Roland FC-200 or RFX Midibuddy.Topic: Small clone
I just purchased a 1981 small clone with the ret icon sad1024a chip
For 600 is this reasonable and what would it dound like compared to a new oneHi there – two questions regarding the EHX 95000:
1) I’m finding the device very sensitive to audio clipping without having the input levels down very very low – any tips or tricks to manage this? I’m surprised given the headroom the device should have
2) I use a Morningstar MC8 to control the looper. When I hit record and start recording the loop, after hitting play there is a moment of silence before the loop kicks in. This isn’t captured in the recording – the loop stays in time. It’s just in the initial setting of the first loop…which interrupts the flow and just kind of sounds bad. I’m on the most recent firmware for both devices – have you heard of this issue? Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Topic: Memory Man nano at 12 volts?
Has anyone tried running their DMM Nano at 12 volts? I have the 550TT DMM which runs fine on 12V. I actually think it sounds a bit better at the higher voltage
I checked the manual on the Nano and it says “Do not exceed 12VDC”, implying that 12 should be fine, but I’d prefer to hear if others have experience doing it before potentially damaging my pedal
An issue might be if it already runs an internal charge pump of some kind, to get the power requirement down to 9V
The EHX Attack Decay manual recommends the pedal to be placed before distortionn. This pedal is also buffered.
If to follow the manual, I place the Attack Decay first, ie before my Germanium OD, will the Germanium OD handle well to be placed after a buffered pedal ?
If I place the Germanium OD first, before the Attack Decay, will the Attack Decay operate correctly ?
Thanks !
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Topic: Ehxtortion as a preamp?
I got a Two Notes Torpedo CAB M+ a little while ago and I’ve been looking around for good preamps to use with it. And I was reminded of the Ehxtortion. Has anyone else used it this way, as a preamp into a cab sim? It seems like it would work well, but I was just wondering if anyone had some experience with it they could share. Thanks!
Topic: Small Stone V1/V2 crossover
I have a version 2 Small Stone but upon opening it up, I found that the circuit is the pre PCB V1 style one and the pot is dated 1976, the rear enclosure also doesn’t have a battery hatch. The obvious answer is that at some point in its life, someone just swapped the faceplate for a V2 one but out of interest, I wondered if anyone else had come across any other old EHX pedals like this? Or if there might have been a cross over period where the old boards were used with the the newly designed faceplate.
Topic: POG3 attack questions
Hi, I just got the POG3 a few days ago and I have a few questions about the attack features:
1. The manual says the maximum attack time is 3 seconds. Having the slider all the way up definitely produces a swell effect but you can hear a good deal of output almost immediately when playing/strumming. Is there some option in the menu that can extend the attack time to the stated 3 seconds? For the last 10 or 12 years I’ve been playing the HOG1 which can do very slow attacks.
2. When playing with the dry attack button engaged, the attack slider up and freeze gliss expression mode, I noticed that when the expression pedal is completely toe-down, the dry signal suddenly ignores the attack setting and comes through 100%. As soon as you pull the expression pedal back just slightly, the dry signal goes back to the correct attack setting. Is this intentional or a bug? Typically with the freeze gliss expression mode I like to let a chord ring out in the toe-down position, strum the next chord and then gradually rock the expression pedal back to let the new chord fade in. But with this behavior I can’t use the dry signal since it’ll be audible immediately.
If better explanations are needed I’m happy to record a video and post here. Thanks for any feedback!
-Tom