Behaviour was consistent regardless of which battery I swapped in. So, internally there must be some form of voltage regulation/conversion to achieve a constant voltage output. I'm guessing the batteries are just not filtered well, so if you combine them with on-board electronics or pedals that are equally not filtered well, it introduces noise where there would be none with a normal battery or a well-filtered power supply. Cool tech for sure but maybe it needs another couple of years to get "there". Or maybe it is already "there" and I haven't found the right product yet. This was literally just a random Amazon find that I wanted to give it a try.
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Feral Feline
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Yeah, for all the thousands upon thousands of batteries they sell, how many are going to musician pedal-users? If they do "fix" it, they will charge this niche-market of musicians accordingly... $$$$$.
That seems very likely unfortunately
UtilityBeltFX
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Ahhh I really have no idea.
steviejr92
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Happy Holidays! @Fingolfen and everyone else here!
Thank you so much for the Happy Holidays Post card! It’s very appreciated!
Such a cool stamp
Thank you so much for the Happy Holidays Post card! It’s very appreciated!
Such a cool stamp
Fama
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Got the Holiday Microcoil Tele set from Wilde pickups in the mail. I have a Tokai Breezysound I will be putting them into. Holiday sales price was pretty good, shipping was rough but doable - but they even ended up refunding me 16€ from the shipping so it came out to 20€ in the end! Not sure every company would do that.
PunchySunshine
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It was on back order for a couple months but I finally got my png-5000d pliers from Hakka. Now I too can have kinky parts!
100x 2SD128s. Yay. Cheap NPN GE!
Also, got this locally. 2024 Genesis 550. I've wanted a 550 for sooo long. Decades. It's not a vintage one, but close enough. Definitely the closest to a wizard 1 neck as I've felt. Like new condition with a case and the last guy replaced all the pups with all Duncans and pots with CTS. All in for about 2/3 of new price.
Also, got this locally. 2024 Genesis 550. I've wanted a 550 for sooo long. Decades. It's not a vintage one, but close enough. Definitely the closest to a wizard 1 neck as I've felt. Like new condition with a case and the last guy replaced all the pups with all Duncans and pots with CTS. All in for about 2/3 of new price.
jessenator
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drgonzo1969
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Mentaltossflycoon
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When you toss the behringer guts into your trash bin you should shout out "Uli!" Like how Chappelle said "Kobe!"These both showed up today from sweetwater. Warm Audio Mutation Phasor and Behringer Vintage phaser ($20). Probably going gut the behringer and put something cool in it. Might nab 2 or 3 more haha
jessenator
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Is the steel beefy like the kind used for the Vintage Tube Monster? Kinda tempted to get one and put my Touchstone guts in it.
Backordered, it looks like, but maybe worth the wait.
drgonzo1969
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It's sturdy but I don't know if I would go as far as to say it's beefy like a tube monster (hehehe). Sorry... ok seriously tho. I haven't seen the tube monster in real life (hehe) so I can't compare. It's seems sturdy enough to handle some drilling.....
drgonzo1969
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Amazon has 6 left.
jessenator
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It's like 50 mil / 1.27mm
drgonzo1969
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I haven’t pulled the phasor apart yet and measured with calipers but eyeball with ruler says maybe it is 1.27mm.
