vigilante398
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I scored a deal on a Hotbox a year or so ago, it was one I had lusted after for a while. It didn't make it onto my board, but I haven't flipped it either.I paid that amount in the 90's for a hotbox.
I scored a deal on a Hotbox a year or so ago, it was one I had lusted after for a while. It didn't make it onto my board, but I haven't flipped it either.I paid that amount in the 90's for a hotbox.
I was hoping I had a picture on my phone of its current configuration, but it doesn't look like I do so I'll have to grab one when I'm home from work. Right now my board consists of:Tell us about your board, please. There are a few members here I would like to here more about their current pedals. You, HamishR to name some.
Basically yes, I keep one set for mid-low gain and the other set for high gain. I was working on a two-channel Soldano preamp for a while, but where I'm using a programmable loop switcher anyway it makes more sense to just use two separate pedals.Cool. Two black eyes as in a two channel Soldano setup?
It looks like the .1 and 1uf bypass caps might be flipped. Maybe there were changes between runs? There's a .1 on the 2nd stage in the Matchless Dirt Box too.The C2C Ambassador is based on the Hotbox, but I actually like the sound of my original Hotbox, so one of these days I need to crack it open and find out what I may be missing. That's admittedly one of the main things keeping me from flipping the Hotbox, I need to find out why it sounds better than any of my supposed clones.
It's possible, but I wouldn't expect that alone to make a huge difference in tone. Ambassador was designed before I had a real Hotbox and was put together based on schematics I found floating around the internet.It looks like the .1 and 1uf bypass caps might be flipped. Maybe there were changes between runs? There's a .1 on the 2nd stage in the Matchless Dirt Box too.