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Bassboar wrote:ELMENTSELEMENTSELEMENTSELEMENTSELEMENTSELEMENTSELEMENTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GIMMGIMMEGIMMEGIMMEGIMMEGIMME!!!!!!!!!!!!
Whoa............what just happened, the hell with my b-day, I want an Elements. May be getting a pm from me one day Mr. Scientist, M.D.

Best OD on bass.

I fucking love mine.

I'm dying here. I have no money, and mah business won't be off the ground for a bit... GODAMMIT ONE OF THOSE WILL BE MINE, FINALLY!

Good luck with the business, fellow entrepreneur!

Ha thanks, i think I may just wait until my birthdaythough, casting isn't going so well ;__;

ryan,

do you currently have any mini reverberator blemms available?

thanks.

Dr.DeathDeLaVega wrote:ryan,

do you currently have any mini reverberator blemms available?

thanks.

I believe he has a rain drop and blood drip available, mate.

I bought the TV one.....

Grab one up!!!!

thanks psyre! i recently purchased a tremolessence! i'm into Dr. scientist!

Dr.DeathDeLaVega wrote:thanks psyre! i recently purchased a tremolessence! i'm into Dr. scientist!

Awesome, yea this will be my first Dr. Sci pedal but I am so so very excited.

i was reading that the reverberator doesn't like to be daisy chained? what exactly does that mean? i want to put one in my chain last. is that going to be a problem?

eastman guitar > xotic ep booster > rc booster > bb booster > tremolessence > mxr carbon > tech 21 boost chorus > vox wah > reverberator? > amp

"Mini-Reverberators hunger for regulated 9VDC using the standard BOSS style 2.1mm center negative plug. They need a solid 75mA of current, they don't run off batteries, they don't like to be daisy chained, but they do love to make you all reverby."

anybody?

Timed effects tend to be a little harsher on power. For example fuzzes and OD's discover new sounds when they receive less power. However timed effects tend to experience negative results, i.e. weaker repeats or less strength in the effect itsself. I have experienced a undesirable murkiness etc. Worst comes to worse, if it just ins't sounding a delightful as you would like just hook it up to it's own adapter. try it both ways, in the chain and on it's own, you may not experience a difference.

Psyre wrote:Timed effects tend to be a little harsher on power. For example fuzzes and OD's discover new sounds when they receive less power. However timed effects tend to experience negative results, i.e. weaker repeats or less strength in the effect itsself. I have experienced a undesirable murkiness etc. Worst comes to worse, if it just ins't sounding a delightful as you would like just hook it up to it's own adapter. try it both ways, in the chain and on it's own, you may not experience a difference.

yep yep.

Just make sure that it has its own power supply or make sure your using a PP2+

I've emailed you Ryan! If it doesn't show up, get in touch here!

wsas3 wrote:Ha thanks, i think I may just wait until my birthdaythough, casting isn't going so well ;__;

Whatcha casting? You mean a movie or tv show or something more industrial, like casting a mold kinda thing? Tell me more!

Dr.DeathDeLaVega wrote:ryan,

do you currently have any mini reverberator blemms available?

thanks.

Right now I've only got the murdererator and the rain drop blems.. I'd be willing to move them for even less since they're the old style pcb. A very small number of people have heard a background noise with that pcb, same with the big box RRRs, that I cured with the newer boards.. so I'll discount these ones. They're the last of those boxes too.

And thanks for picking up a Trem!

Dr.DeathDeLaVega wrote:i was reading that the reverberator doesn't like to be daisy chained? what exactly does that mean?

Daisy chaining is when you share one power supply with multiple pedals. For most pedals it's no biggie but digital pedals or pedals with timing signals in them can get noisy in weird ways, sometimes. Some people are fine with daisy chaining RRRs though and it won't hurt anything, so if you don't hear any weird noise then it's a-ok!

Adoom wrote:I've emailed you Ryan! If it doesn't show up, get in touch here!

Thanks Adam, hope you dig your new Trem!

Yep, TV Shows. I've been working with a couple that are getting a casting agency together, but it's been hard for them over the past few years, and even harder since I joined them hahaha. Our paychecks mostly come from those dime-a-dozen fall line-up shows people never really watch.

thanks for answering my questions ryan!

FYI: i use a sanyo pedal juice to power my pedals. thus fur i have experience no buzzing with my rig!