I just got one of these.....it really is amazing with e guitar! Kind of reminds me of that Infinite Jets pedal.....but with a lot more range & grit. I had no idea something like this was out there. Officially now my favorite non-tape delay
Works fine, of course, but I do do the red designs with a slightly different wrapping approach to the blue modular - preamps etc to more directly interface into the studio world.
By the way, I'm aiming to order boards for a new run this week - needs to not be out of stock constantly!
ClausF wrote: What are the banana sockets and the switch? Is this documented somewhere?
There is nothing special going on. The 1/4" jacks have been unplugged and banana jacks plugged in and the return jack needs a switch. This is easier than regularly using 3 or more adapter cables which was happening a lot. Easily switches back to 1/4" when wiggling with the usual suspects.
I use mine for processing my vocals on stage. Some of the time as a fairly straight slapback delay, but when the songs get into noisier territory it gives me a nasty sound source to join in the other instruments with when the feedback goes high and delay time sweeping.
Love my PT Delay - the mute switches for Drive and Feedback are brilliant.
Tom (if you're reading) - how easy would it be to update an earlier model to having the CV mod polarity switch? Would love to have that muting capability also.
DickMarker wrote:Tom (if you're reading) - how easy would it be to update an earlier model to having the CV mod polarity switch? Would love to have that muting capability also.
DickMarker wrote:Tom (if you're reading) - how easy would it be to update an earlier model to having the CV mod polarity switch? Would love to have that muting capability also.
It’s fun as hell as is, but when you start using the CV/Feedback loop it gets really interesting for sure!
The PT Delay has became a go to for me every time I jam!
So playable.
What are the banana sockets and the switch? Is this documented somewhere?
