rwillett

The original owner was Pete Townsend.... That's why it needed a restoration...

Any orders I have made from Thommann seem to follow the same model of going around the back of the moon as well. I made the stupid mistake of amending my order around 30 mins after placing it. I gave up trying to work out what was coming and when, I'd read the vast number of emails sent and they seemed to add no information whatsoever. I can't recall who the delivery people were, but as somebody has already said, none of the tracking information worked at all. To be fair, I got what I ordered, but I had no idea what was going on, what would be delivered and when it would be delivered. Took around two weeks for it all to come. I have a feeling that their system is SAP based as it has the stench of SAP about it all and they are a German company (I think) Rob

But we're all mad. Corrected that for you. No need to thank me 😁

No, I AM Melvyn Whittaker

Hi @80Hz As somebody else has said the petting zoo is as good a description as I've heard. I may well change the title of this thread to just that We have family in York (Fulford) so we come over to York regularly. Partly to see family but also to check on what Geoff has in RWB guitars on Bridge St. Do not worry about bringing lots of gear, I can assure if it's anything like last year, you'll have lots of things to pet. The aim is to have some fun, play stuff you might never get the chance to play, marvel at @LukeFRC pedal collection, wind the volume up whilst comparing various bass heads and generally chill out. Come and go as you please, it's exceptionally laid back, its a small village and we might get a few people pop their noses in, but its minimal fuss. You are very welcome, it's two hours or so depending on traffic through Harrogate and Ilkley. Rob

Is that before he learnt to put them back together?

100% agree.

I look forward to that. A Pi 4 is quite low powered relative to a pair of Xeon's, but compared to the stuff in guitar pedals, its a crazy power hungry monster.

So you can run a Pi off this powerbank. Not sure which Pi you have is but none are that low powered, therefore I would suspect that the outputs on this powerbank are not isolated and if you can put the juice in, any one socket could consume all or most of the juice. That might explain why its £8 delivered from China That looks a decent powerpack. How long does it last with an HX Stomp and Pi devouring it Thanks Rob

Its powered from a USB type power supply (I think) Here's the specs. ■ 8 Isolated DC Output ■ 8 LED lights are used for lighting indication in dark environment ■ Independent short-circuit protection, when one output is short-circuited, other outputs can still work ■Power input: Type-C 5V 2A ■Power output: 6 ways DC 9V 100mA, 2 ways DC 9V 300mA ■Low noise fully Isolated output DC power supply provides stable and clean power to your equipment to ensure that your effector works perfectly and produces the best effect sound So connect it to a mains plug with a USB socket and it should work. Total output is 1.2A so within USB C spec. e.g. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Charge-Charging-Adapter-iPhone-Samsung-White/dp/B0BKP1QMBB/ref=sr_1_9?crid=FNKQTC4O6RJS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.wAev9J2Vkkj3msC3yqHFTifbKxjujtBCyemgr_5ihpWD43bR--maOt9yfxvK1gyRLXpDIRLja_uRNFjUH9DafO1RPfQOQ2NWQH8htRZ1zd3yHGmI3xSdY9qpIEgKoblmM9_oMmgaIeP1ugieCc5dHelqrGRDeTOTJ_TDzKeKDTVUpOHqTaLrvquiM4-zgRjUtSHXVO9ReRU7dw1Qy4UIzpCkpyVCrDegEwoprMncGfg.rOCDnqYUQTR_MWVVY6YiuFnRLROKTmhnNzl0SMa9ozw&dib_tag=se&keywords=USB+plug+C&nsdOptOutParam=true&qid=1737116330&sprefix=usb+plug+c%2Caps%2C86&sr=8-9 Rob

For that price (£8 inc delivery) I've ordered one of those. I did pass on the washable nose hair trimmer for £1 though...

Si Have a look at this thread. There's quite a few pictures of the DC-7 with brackets underneath this pedalboard I designed and made. I use two brackets that fit the DC-7 and in my case they bolt to the horizontal aluminium as that's what the aluminium is designed to be used for. In your case do you have something to screw the brackets to? Plywood? The screws can be quite small as there's little weight to theDC-7. The brackets don't connect to the DC-7, they merely hold it tightly in place. If you have specific ideas for mounting it, I can probably adapt my brackets. The brackets are dead simple to design and print. 30 mins for two of them. Let me know Rob

Can you fit the DC7 underneath? That's how I mount mine. I can send you some 3d printed brackets for free that you can use if that helps.

He's from Germany, beyond that can't say...