zeropluszero
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Guess now I have to buy a breadboard
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- Thread starter Harry Klippton
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Guess now I have to buy a breadboard
PunchySunshine
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Scored this pedal and power supply for $50 off of marketplace. I've been wanting a looper for my bass rig. The RC-2's workflow is a bit convoluted but after a day of watching tuts and playing around I think I'm starting to get it.
Harry Klippton
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I had one of those forever ago. Baby's first looper
PunchySunshine
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It's pretty dated tech at this point but so am I. I've had the Electro Harmonix 1440 for my guitar board. I'm excited to get them both going and then play drums....the ole one man band x3.
southpaw-dd
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Got a Tayda enclosure haul in this morning. I'm surprised at how dark the Metallic Candy Purple turned out.
Edit: the Metallic Candy Gold turned out a bit weird for my artwork. I may end up reordering this one with a different finish if I like the pedal enough.
Edit: the Metallic Candy Gold turned out a bit weird for my artwork. I may end up reordering this one with a different finish if I like the pedal enough.
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vigilante398
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I just finished reading that entire thread, and I have to say I enjoyed the hell out of it. And I have to agree, I think you may have "won" with the units I've seen so far.
Silver Blues
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I actually love that colour (the candy purple)! All of these turned out amazingly!
Bricksnbeatles
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I may have scooped up a 1032L…
Thinking of making it into a multi-channel switcher with 6 or 7 Intelligent Relay boards configured something like this.
Fama
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Not my Tayda enclosure order, that's for sure.
This is (at least) the third time the chromium enclosure has been reset. It's not even a complicated or full face print or anything. I assume it's the chromium paint itself? But they did UV print it at least a few times I think, they sent me a pic of what was wrong with it once but I could see no issues in that one.
Oh well, I figured it would take a while anyway
Maybe I'll populate the rest of the boards for the order while I wait.
This is (at least) the third time the chromium enclosure has been reset. It's not even a complicated or full face print or anything. I assume it's the chromium paint itself? But they did UV print it at least a few times I think, they sent me a pic of what was wrong with it once but I could see no issues in that one.
Oh well, I figured it would take a while anyway
Maybe I'll populate the rest of the boards for the order while I wait.
pettert
Clipping Connoisseur
I don't have any artwork on mine and it's more like Metallic Candy Diarreah
Nice prints anyways!
southpaw-dd
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I don't have any artwork on mine and it's more like Metallic Candy Diarreah
Nice prints anyways!
The more I look at the color, the more I hate it. I've already picked Metallic Brown to reorder that design.
jessenator
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$20
Robert
Reverse Engineer
What in the hell is happening over there? Has anyone checked on him lately?
1981 stuff always seemed to be primarily focused on image, they were the first boutique pedal company I knew of that boasted "colorways" (hell I think they are who introduced me to the word), so this is just baffling. Am I this out of touch with art?
If laziness was a factor you'd think he'd just offer them unfinished.
Gluing hair to the enclosure is a brilliant way to discourage me from tracing it... on the other hand, now I know how to handle pedals that show up covered in pet hair...... seal it with clear coat!
We'll be dropping some latex semi-gloss as soon as Lowes opens in the morning.
vigilante398
Authorized Vendor
Every other pitch shifting pedal I own is now officially obsolete. I will be getting rid of my Whammy, Drop, and Nano POG. Tracking on this thing is insanely good. After playing with it for 2 hours I went and ordered the XS1 as well. I don't usually like Boss, but they knocked it out of the park with this one.
Import duty?
I gotta try one of these out.
The way I use my Micro POG is octave-down prominent, and blend in a bit of the octave up. I’m wondering if I wouldn’t miss the octave up if the tracking is faster, or there’s less perceived formant shifting.
jessenator
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I'm not sure who makes the knobs, but the other parts are switchcraft and carling. The knurling on those knobs—and the rest of the machining—can't be cheap to do, either.
Also that post wasn't meant to be some kind of flex, it's just interesting to see what $20 nets vs the order I've got coming from SBP pretty soon.
