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They can be. The stat sheet shows them at 102ms.
They can be. The stat sheet shows them at 102ms.
actually, that could make sense. even though it has up to 3000ms of delay time, the usable range on the knob is between 50 to 900ms. higher settings are available via tap tempo and are considered heavily degraded. the 6 chips would give about 600ms of clear delay time, with up to roughly 900 still being in the "clear but maybe a little fuzzy" range. since most people's reference is the DMM, and that only had 300ms with modulation, they'll still get greater flexibility.
Way true. It would be cool to see what the other chips in there are because that 3000ms has me still bothered. Too bad we can't get Adam to pop open his Aqua Puss to take a quick pic and post it - just curious!
Too bad we can't get Adam to pop open his Aqua Puss to take a quick pic and post it - just curious!
It's really hard keeping a straight face reading that.
Idk, it just says it's a "noise reducer." idn_smilieso what does a compander do? the corksniffers have recently been asking for "compander-less" delays.
Idk, it just says it's a "noise reducer." idn_smilie
Is it like a noise gate thing? I guess I could see the argument against it if it was like that, but other than that idk why you wouldn't want something that kept the noise down.
Hm, that's interesting. Well, based on the demos I've heard, it doesn't sound like it's sucking any tone out or doing anything undesirable. idn_smilie
I mean, obviously since they pointed it out in that video, Tripps thinks it needs to be in there, lol.
I'm from the camp of "If it sounds good, it doesn't matter what's in it." I mean, for the last two years I've been gigging I've used a non-true bypass overdrive, lol.
Dang that thing sounds good, lol. I love Gearmanndude demos too, lol.
It does seem to color the tone, but I think that's kinda the idea of it, especially with it having the modulation controls and what not. I understand why some players would think it's too much though.
early reports say mix knob works like DMM. which means there's a volume drop at higher settings.
The Mix knob on the DMM has never worked well for me.