Who wanna tackle this?
Looking for: someone to mod my Digitech XP-100 to an XP-ALL
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fever606
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Looking for: someone to mod my Digitech XP-100 to an XP-ALL
Title pretty much says it all. I can wire up a guitar or the odd Bazz Fuzz circuit, but this shit is WAY beyond my skill level.
Who wanna tackle this?
Who wanna tackle this?
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Teej212
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Re: Looking for: someone to mod my Digitech XP-100 to an XP-
head over to diystompboxes. might have better luck there
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digi2t
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Re: Looking for: someone to mod my Digitech XP-100 to an XP-
Contact Govmnt_Lacky at diysb.
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fever606
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Re: Looking for: someone to mod my Digitech XP-100 to an XP-
Guess I'm signing up for yet another forum! 
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KaosCill8r
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Re: Looking for: someone to mod my Digitech XP-100 to an XP-
It's quick and painless to sign up and they are a very friendly bunch of people there. Much like here only with more censorship.
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notnews32
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Re: Looking for: someone to mod my Digitech XP-100 to an XP-
I did a bit of research into the XP-all mod a while back and remember reading about the differences between the XP-100, -200, -300, and -400. Apparently the XP-100 is missing much more of what it takes to turn it into an XP-All when compared to the others. The XP-100 is not a "true" stereo effect.. I guess digitech simulates the stereo effect by using wet/L and dry/R outputs, as opposed to the others which have truly stereo-ized effects. You're better off starting with one of the other XP- effects if you're gonna try to build an XP-All...
just two cents... you can convert the XP-100 to the XP-all, it's just gonna take more parts and labor and skill than if you began with one of the other units.
just two cents... you can convert the XP-100 to the XP-all, it's just gonna take more parts and labor and skill than if you began with one of the other units.
Great deals with: silikon, blunder, JonnyAngle, insubordination, echorec
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digi2t
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Re: Looking for: someone to mod my Digitech XP-100 to an XP-
notnews32 wrote:I did a bit of research into the XP-all mod a while back and remember reading about the differences between the XP-100, -200, -300, and -400. Apparently the XP-100 is missing much more of what it takes to turn it into an XP-All when compared to the others. The XP-100 is not a "true" stereo effect.. I guess digitech simulates the stereo effect by using wet/L and dry/R outputs, as opposed to the others which have truly stereo-ized effects. You're better off starting with one of the other XP- effects if you're gonna try to build an XP-All...
just two cents... you can convert the XP-100 to the XP-all, it's just gonna take more parts and labor and skill than if you began with one of the other units.
True, but based on that, it's why we developed the build doc around the XP-100, and not on one of the other models. Being the most part/labor intensive of the gang, anyone with the required skills will recognize that converting a 200 or 400 will be easier. You simply extrapolate the required info from the 100 build, and apply it to the 200, or 400 platform.
As for the stereo out, any way you decide to build, you'll have to address the stereo out issue in XP-100 mode, if you REALLY want to keep the stereo out in 100 mode. It's the only one that works in a wet/dry configuration of the four models. If you wish to retain the dry out in 100 mode, you have no choice but to add the relay circuitry, so whether you build from a 100, or other platform, it makes no difference.