The spray can has a little straw that lets you spray in tiny areas. I spray just a little where the switch goes up and down on the outside of the case. This will seep into the switch. And on the inside, I spay on the back of the switch. There are small holes where it fits together. The goal is to find a way to get the cleaner into the switch. It will seep it a little and should work, IF it is a dirty switch.
Hope that helps.

De-Oxit is a great thing for any musician to have in his stash. It cleans scratchy volume controls and switches.
The switch is kind of sealed, so spray in every opening you can find. It will seep it. You don’t need a lot. Then push the switch on and off 10 times and see if it cleans up.
My studio is dusty and switches can corrode, so it has worked for me many times.
If not, please reach out to the techs.

I get referred to the EHX Ravish page and a link to the Manual. Is there a way to see the presets?

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I cannot see/locate the actual image for the Ravish presets. I get referred to the EHX Ravish page and a link to the Manual. Is there a way to see the presets?

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CA Final Test Series

The switches often get dirty and all they need is a shot of deox-it contact cleaner.
But if the hack tech screwed it up, I dont know.
Please write the techs at ehx they can fix it cheap and fast. No need to buy another.

Write them tomorrow at
info@ehx.com.
It is a holiday, so you may hear back next week…
if not check your spam folder and write me back here.

We have two foot trigger product suggestions below. Unfortunately we have not actually tested either of them with the Crash Pad or Super Space Drum.

Ddrum NIO Foot Pedal Controller – https://www.ddrum.com/product-ddfs/
KAT Hi-Hat Controller – https://katpercussion.com/kthc1.html

From the Crash Pad manual: This 1⁄4” jack is the input for an external trigger. The Crash
Pad triggers on positive going pulses or clock signals ranging from 3V to 15V or
+/- 3V to +/-8V. Nearly all types of gate, clock and trigger signals that fall within
this voltage range will trigger the Crash Pad. Some examples of acceptable
trigger signals include electronic drum trigger pads, an electronic pulse (as
produced by the EHX Clockworks), a clock generator (as produced by the EHX 8
Step), gate signals from synthesizers such as V-Trigger, or sync signals from
drum machines. The input impedance is 2Mohms.

Back in the 1980s there was an External Trigger box which was simply a piezo transducer. It worked fine on all the drum units back then. I’d get some piezo discs and try them out. They’re easily mounted to just about anything.

Just like you I have been imagining my ideal HOG and even did a drawing of it in my own childish scribble.
https://i.postimg.cc/RhFzSSYW/IMG-2527.jpg

Here I imagined it in the same size and topography as the Oceans 12 and Grand Canyon. And I called it HOG12 as it has 12 voices. Because the sliders take up so much space and are bad for presets, I had the values represented on LED strips or rows of lights under the pitch select button. So rather than one light and a description as in the Oceans 12 it’s a short description and a series of lights. Then if say the volume is represented by yellow lights then the panning of the pitch could be represented by single red light somewhere along the line. With that, selecting a preset will visually show the pitches and panning.

The other function I included cover the existing expression, filter, attack and decay as the current HOG but adding to that a lot of the functionality of the Superego +. So we have the ability to select auto, momentary or latching on the freeze foot switch as well as having control over threshold and gliss.

The other bit I added in was to have the ability to select either a major or minor key to expand the pitch selection a bit more.

I love the idea of a sequencer or at least assignable delay to each pitch.

I’m very excited to see what ehx come up with, however I feel like I could be easily disappointed now. I’m glad others are into this pedal so an update may be on the way soon.

Ettore
A 9 volt dc supply will be fine. A fresh 9 volt battery actually puts out 9.6 volts when new.
The .6 volts means nothing.
Just make sure the polarity is correct.
The only problem you may have is daisy chaining power on a digital pedal is it can produce noise.
The better multi power supplies have each output isolated from each other. This produces less noise and ground interference between the pedals.
Give what you have a try and see if there is a problem.