oh, btw… it is against the forums policy to sell directly on here (long story) but if you wanted to list it somewhere else and link from here that’s fine as long as the ‘deal’ isn’t done on this forum.

ah, but those mini jack 9v inputs used to be very common, EHX, MXR, DOD, proco Rat and a number of other pedals all used them in the past, it’s only fairly recently that the Boss type has become some sort of ‘standard’ … and when you buy a one-spot you get 2 of those adapters with it, so it’s no problem anyway. When EHX make a new version I’m 100% sure it will have the boss type connector.

…actually, I think Rat’s still have those old style connectors.

I really like the Boss SD-1 for a low gainer. I was amazed how much I liked it.

mmm, I don’t know about that..

“This composition showcases various electronic devices made in the 1970s by ElectroHarmonix. In addition to a DRM-15 Digital Rhythm Matrix, a DRM-16, a DRM-32, a Clap Trap, an Electronic Crash Drum and a Super Space Drum, we have two MiniSynths, both of which required some rehabilitation. Each sounds completely different from the other. In this composition one is panned left; the other panned right. The track was recorded live in two passes, the first with the rhythm machines and the bass MiniSynth and then the second with the lead MiniSynth. For small, primitive devices, they make a lot of sound!”

I don’t think that has anything to do with what might be at Namm… but who knows?

well it depends what ‘chips’ you are talking about. As far as I’m aware the XO DMM uses surface mount op-amp IC’s and 4x NOS Panasonic MN3008 BB delay IC’s. So everyone is right, the OP just said ‘old style chips’ the XO DMM uses both ‘old style chips’ and ‘surface mount chips’ … surface mount for the op-amps, and old pinned BB delay chips.

Cryabetes is right that some models had 2x 3005’s that’s because these have double the delay time of the original 3008’s, so you only need two for the same delay time, but it really depends on what you consider an ‘old version’ I think the ones using 2x 3005 were the ’00 re-issues, I’ve never seen an ‘original’ one with those IC’s in.

anyway it’s all bollocks, use your ears… like the Big Muff there has been loads of different versions of the DMM and they all sound a bit different.

you can, but it’s probably better off here in the lounge.

https://www.ehx.com/products/22-caliber

it isn’t being promoted as working at 4 ohms any more, it was at first but as soon as EHX heard some people were having problems using it with 4ohm cabs they changed it. You could probably get away with it at low volumes but it will usually cut out if you push it above 1/2 volume so not recommended.

I think some people expect too much from a £129 floor unit. Personally I think it’s amazing what it can do for the price, no other company has anything like it….. have a look at the prices of rack harmonizers, you are talking thousands. Some people can’t sing in tune either which doesn’t help. I’ve heard some excellent results with it, but clearly you have to work within the limitations of the unit and the persons ability to sing in tune in the first place.