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Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorQuote:so production is on hold on these or stopped and the shorter version is getting the chips? Im just asking to figure out if it’s worth holding out for a dmmwtt or waiting for a hopefully cheaper shorter version.,.
The DMMTT uses four MN3005s which are scarce. We were able to buy enough to build around 500 units. We will build more if and when we can find more MN3005s. We do still have some of these units on our factory floor.
The shorter version (which will have a different name and artwork) will use the MN3008 chips which have half the number bucket brigades as compared to the MN3005, yielding half the delay time.
We are not taking MN3005 chips from the DMMTT to build the shorter version.
I don’t know what the price will be on the shorter version of this product.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorThat number of 800-900 DMMTTs is wrong. It is more like a total 500 DMMTTs until we find more 3005s.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorQuote:Quote:We have definitely sold more than 300. We should get about 800-900 units out there before the chips dry up again.800-900 of the dmmwtt? or the new unit with shorter times?
800-900 of the DMMTT, not the shorter unit.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorThere will be a version with half the delay time. It will identifiable as a different product. It will have a different name and different color scheme. It has not been released yet. If you see a DMMTT out there it will have the full 1.1 seconds of delay.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorWe have definitely sold more than 300. We should get about 800-900 units out there before the chips dry up again.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorQuote:My new less-than-a-month old DMM Tap Tempo is doing the same thing! I can’t hear the beeping clock noise, but there is no delay coming out. The blend knob controls how much dry signal is coming out, but no wet signal comes out. Gain knob seems to work fine, but everything else I can’t even tell.I’m about to send in for warranty repair I believe, but can someone please help!
Did the DMMTT work initially and now it doesn’t? If so, it’s very possible one of the BBD chips came loose from their socket. You can try pushing all of the BBD chips back into their sockets.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorI just want to mention that we are aware of the warble problem in the Ring Thing when using an expression pedal but we have not had the time yet to fix it. We hope to have a fix by the end of November. I have no idea how we are going to update units out in the field though.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorWhat was the setting of the grey knob on the side of the M-Audio pedal? It needs to be set to the narrowest portion of the swoop symbol on the knob in order to get the full range out of the expression pedal. Basically you have to turn the grey knob all the way down.
Also make sure the switch on the bottom is set to “M-AUDIO”.
This is true for all our pedals that have expression inputs.
August 18, 2011 at 8:34 pm in reply to: Memory Man With Hazarai – Major issue! Please help!! #115736Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorQuote:OK then..I’m in Australia, where should I send it? It pains me to think of replacing the unit when everything seems so close to being right….
Cheers,
Tim
Unfortunately we don’t have a repair center in Australia. It looks like you will need to ship it back to us to fix it.
August 16, 2011 at 4:10 pm in reply to: The What Is The Current Draw For That EHX Pedal Thread #115762Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorQuote:I saw the entry for Deluxe Memory Boy. Is the output requirements the same for the new version with Tap Tempo? Has anyone run this pedal @ 12v? Will that damage it?There is only one version of the Deluxe Memory Boy and it has tap tempo.
There really isn’t much difference at 12V.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorQuote:Hey folks,I’ve got a sinking feeling that I’ve royally screwed my Polychorus somehow…
Seems as though all the effects have been massively subdued (particularly the Flanger, which is now pretty much nonexistent) in the time since I’ve owned the pedal. I’ve done a bit of research on this issue and seen people attribute such things to the internal trim pots being incorrectly calibrated and whatnot, so upon taking the pedal apart to check their positions, smelled the frightening odor of burnt plastic…after looking over everything, nothing looked burnt/unusual…Does anyone have any ideas of what may have caused this to happen?? Any input is massively appreciated!
I think you need to send that in for repair. It could be anything.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorQuote:I am having this problem too – the clix bleeding through into the tracks making an electro buzzing sound that is not intended… Any solutions? or suggestions of what the problem might be?(I noticed that the last posting in this thread was 2009! – so – i wonder if anyway will respond to this?)
The problem of the CLIX bleeding through to the outputs, even when CLIX is set to 0 is actually due to a low wall voltage or a low voltage from the AC Adapter. Early units (so if you bought a used one this could apply to you) had this problem even with acceptable wall voltages. For example the Clix buzz would start around 112 VAC in the US. The problem was fixed with a couple of hardware changes to the power supply circuitry inside the 2880.
If you have a newer unit the problem could be due to a faulty AC Adapter or if you are not using the correct AC Adapter.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorQuote:Hey Flick,Thanks for the reply..
I’ve done some readings..
I’m reading 3.3V DC at the terminals you mentioned. 0V DC when the switch is engaged.
I’m reading 5VDC across the 7805 (U13)
1.3V +Side of D14 to GND
2.5V +Side C1 to GNDThe markings on the PCB are dated 20th March 2007 Build 1
Thought my Christmases had come at once when I saw the Deluxe Memory Man w/ Tap – but no longer avail right? Will it come back?
Thanks..
T.
All those voltage readings are correct but I’m baffled as to why it is acting like the TAP FSW is being held down. I think we’ll have to look at this unit.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorQuote:Thanks for the answers Flick. Sounds like it would work perfectly with the fretless guitar I’m planning.Is the sympathetic section basically a comb filter, or is it based on its own algorithm?
No, the sympathetic strings are more like synthesizers rather than resonators. The tone is set by the Timbre knob and the amplitude of the scale’s pitches are set by the guitar’s volume.
Flick (EHX Staff)ModeratorQuote:awesome. I’m curious as to what it’d read for a white-noise shot. or vocals. any clue what the market price is going to be yet?I believe the street price is $240.
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