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worra wrote:Couple things in today

Dream Filter demo pretty pwease.

hotknife wrote:


Dream Filter demo pretty pwease.

I'll put it at the top of my list

I've found myself strangely drawn to the Line 6 Echo Park lately.

Get one they're sick!

It checks so many boxes for me!

-Multitap
-Trails
-Super clean digital or wow+flutter

As long as there's no volume drop I'm good! I hear the footswitch is shit but maybe I'll get it rehoused

I have to buy it first though.

On a whim I bought a metal zone and a phase 90 yesterday. And also, I bought vidrets Buzzz last week. It slays

fcknoise wrote:On a whim I bought a metal zone and a phase 90 yesterday. And also, I bought vidrets Buzzz last week. It slays

I use the metal zone when I play at home through headphones. Hell, it could sound great at higher volumes, just haven't tried that yet.

odontophobia wrote:

fcknoise wrote:On a whim I bought a metal zone and a phase 90 yesterday. And also, I bought vidrets Buzzz last week. It slays

I use the metal zone when I play at home through headphones. Hell, it could sound great at higher volumes, just haven't tried that yet.

That's good to know! It wasn't $22 but still really cheap

fcknoise wrote:

odontophobia wrote:

fcknoise wrote:On a whim I bought a metal zone and a phase 90 yesterday. And also, I bought vidrets Buzzz last week. It slays

I use the metal zone when I play at home through headphones. Hell, it could sound great at higher volumes, just haven't tried that yet.

That's good to know! It wasn't $22 but still really cheap

I lifted mine from a buddy when he was moving. Told him I took it. He certainly wasn't using it -- heh.

Incoming - Vermona DRM1 mkIII + Beatstep Pro. Still waiting on LEP Multicassa and VTOL Garmonbozia.

Outgoing - Lorre-Mill Double Knot, Dwarfcraft Happiness (I still love this pedal, but can easily re-buy in the future, i got a killer deal on the DRM1 and needed cash fast for it).

Fuck Digitakt.

Incoming!!

Decided i'm all in so upgrading the case.



that's the one i'm getting but here's another pic with different wood that shows how it folds up so you can leave the patch cables connected if you close it or travel with it

Ruiner wrote:Incoming!!

Decided i'm all in so upgrading the case.

NSFW: show

that's the one i'm getting but here's another pic with different wood that shows how it folds up so you can leave the patch cables connected if you close it or travel with it

Is that the case from Birdkids? I notice that you have a lot of power hungry modules right now. I don't know how much that case supports vs what you have, but power requirements are something I'd definitely be cognizant of.

Strange Tales wrote:

Ruiner wrote:Incoming!!

Decided i'm all in so upgrading the case.

NSFW: show

that's the one i'm getting but here's another pic with different wood that shows how it folds up so you can leave the patch cables connected if you close it or travel with it

Is that the case from Birdkids? I notice that you have a lot of power hungry modules right now. I don't know how much that case supports vs what you have, but power requirements are something I'd definitely be cognizant of.

It's made by Frapp Tools. I'm trying to be aware of the power thing but still learning that angle of it too.

Here's the info from their site:

SILTA & SEI powered

UNO now ships with a built-in SEI trunk module for fast loops with external pedals, and ease the routing with any external 1/4″ jack based hardware.

It is powered by SILTA: each row has its own active power board already installed. You don’t have to do anything except mounting your modules and start patching. It comes with a 90W 24V DC external power brick and an EU/Schuko or US cable