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The sub n up is digital....

So... I'm now sufficiently interested in this to have read some of the manual... It appears that on its own the Enzo can only store 1 preset. With an exp pedal, it can morph between 2... (But can it store 2 if powered off???) The additional 4 button will allow it to recall 4 presets. The additional midi box will allow it to recall 16 presets via midi PC the midi box will also allow infinite presets to be recalled by midi sysex files. Realistically I think for my setup, a pedal with this much functionality would really need at least 16 presets to make it worth whyle.... So the midi box would be essential.

The neck on these elite jazzs are phenomenal! Effortless to play and sound Killer!

PUT IT IN A DUMPSTA!!!!!

this....

This. Hands down my favourite reberb pedal. And I've had a few!! The way you can go from subtal flavours to rich layering textures, and everythingin between, is just fantastic. I have two. I could be tempted to let one go if your interested as I now have a helix....

Much more comprehensive demo here.... ... Now I'm getting interested. Some usable bass sounds in this one

soundmagics E10. i can confirm they are fully washing machine proof as they regularly end up in the wash after a gym session and always come out sounding great!

That does sound amazing! and it does pack an awful lot into that small enclosure. however, i didn't really hear anything usable on the synth side for bass. the filters sound sweet tho!! ill be keeping my eye on this one, but for purely entertainment reasons.

i had a close look before i reassembled mune and those surface mounted components are really easy to remove. any hobbiest with a soldering iron and a solder sucker could do it without destroying anything. or even risking anything for that matter!! i really hope you can find a way to make it work as everybody knows its the best octaver. anything else would just be settling!! Best of luck!

Yes!! I was reading through this thread waiting for somone to mention xotic. Surely the best jazz on the planet today?... Gets my vote anyway!

Your going to be skinning it alive!!!

if you can stretch your budget just a little, you can find a set of Sennheiser HD280s. I canot recomend these highly enough. Ive had mine for nearly 10 years, and in that time, although they have been treated pretty badly, they still sound/look fantastic. They are easy to wear for long periods, as they kind of give your head a little hug

So the measurements are in.... Let's call it 30mm Although most of that is made up of the jack sockets, which surely won't be used?? And the pots, which could be mounted anywhere. Even the power connector won't be used as id expect it to be hard wired?? Removal of the aforementioned parts would make the board 16mm deep at the largest cap. But even those could be removed easily and "laid down" if it was to make the difference. Just my 2p tho. I'm sure the guys building it are way more competent than I at this sorta stuff. I can't wit to see how it goes!!

Yes parallel paths are possible on the HXFX You can mix them to mono, or send them to separate outs.

When there are soooo many awesome sub octave fuzzed out there... Yes I think your limiting yourself if there is only one sound in the mxr that you like. Having had experience with one myself... I would send it back and try the oktonojs. The redwitch zeus is also another excellent choice.

I'd say 81 x 59 Rounding up to next mm in both cases

No worries mate. I can't wait to see how your new build turns out 😋 I tried to get some shots of the underside so you can gauge the boards thickness. There's 3 caps on the underside whish when you remove/move the pots and Jacks would be the thickest part of the board. Whick isn't very thick! Best of luck!

If nobody beats me too it I can do this for you tomorrow. Good excuse to get the board out of the cupboard storage

I had a boss ve-2 for a whyle and was always happy with the performance. We ran the keyboards through it and it detects the chords so can generate accurate 3 part harmonies. Pretty cheap too

I can almost guarantee the noise was caused by high output bass. I had the same glitchy noises when I first got it. Did you try a lower signal going in? I find the BM sounds better in all cases with the output of my bass down considerably! And entirely eliminates the glitchy noises I was experiencing.

I'll be listing my Boss es8 for sale this week. I can do you a deal.. Pm me if your interested