anyone know the resistance value of the pot in the signal pad? is it 250K?

aside from more MIDI control and maybe an effects loop or assignable outputs, what else could you add to the HOG? It’s a pretty comprehensive pedal.

i’m done

sounds like something Alesis would’ve put out between 1998 and 2004.

well
considering the circuit hasn’t changed to our knowledge with the new one
the manual should be pretty much identical, or at least close enough to get you to where you want to be soundwise.
just remember the sweep filter is a sliding switch on yours.
Is there any specific info you wanted about the pedal?

if the good lord had intended for us to shop locally, he wouldn’t have made ebay.

also, most of these pedal are in about the $90 range or up used.
For that same price, you could get a Korg Electribe EA-1 and use the audio in to remodulate the delays against a synth sequence, which could be very interesting.

I’ve had nothing but shit luck with Behringer pedals- a rusty small stone clone [it was NIB when I bought it], a big muff clone whose incline caused the really loose pots to rotate on their own, a tremolo whose clock produced an audible overtone, and a L6 echo park clone that has never powered up (and I still haven’t figured out why). So uh I’m gonna vote stay away from them?
A Boss PS-2 or HR-2 would get what you’re looking for, as well as some zcat pedals.
Otherwise, there’s always effectsdatabase.com to dig through.

I’m hoping that’d be fixed with the 2.0 software.
and I never use my usb , so yeah i’m guessing the crashing is because the computer is trying to read the files that the 2880 is reading and they’re getting in eachothers way.

So far as I know, you have to have all five .wav files and the tempo filled to load stuff in.