IN LIMBO

[coldbrightsunlight]

I've ordered one and I'm still waiting for it to arrive, hence why I haven't sent the pedal to you yet Tristan. Sorry but I didn't want to send it with only a possibly broken power supply. I would be much quicker to blame my adapter than the power supply but I don't have any way of testing it and I thought it'd make more sense to try a whole new power supply. So that's the situation right now.

If anyone objects to this ie if you just want the pedal now and a power supply which may or may not work, then by all means tell me and I'll post it out asap. I'm sure I'll have a use for a spare power supply at some later time.

[mysteriousj]

No worries, yeah best to test it out before you send it on. For the power supply were you able to find a negative tip one? Sometimes they're pretty hard to find.

[Tristan]

All good with me, cool that you're looking out for a new power supply!

[spacelordmother]

US In Limbo is now in Skully's hands!

[skullservant]

Picked it up last night and spent some time with it this morning. Really, really impressed with it. A TON of sounds.
I recorded two demos this morning (Bass VI and guitar) that I will upload tonight. I will give some warning that they are both 20 minutes long and full of random noodling. But there were so many sounds that I feel like I JUST got through them all in about 20 minutes per instrument. Going to do a bass demo tomorrow morning. I just recorded these with my iPhone, but I think I will also record a few tracks (time permitting) showcasing the delay so I can upload some actual mic'd and in a mix demos.

First impressions:
- One of the best and most usable mix controls that I've found on a delay pedal, let alone analog delay pedal.
- Tone control is awesome. I like that there is a HUGE range on it too, it really helps out between instruments and what you're trying to do with the repeats. Some delay tone knobs that I have used have been 'meh', but this one is really well rounded.
- The waveform modes add a ton of different sounds, of course. But they are all useable. The ARP mode is really beautiful, and is a lot more musical than other arp modes that I have encountered (Supa Puss, Deluxe Memory Boy, I'm looking at you two).
- There is very very little clock noise/noise in general that I found with the unit, which is awesome. I only got a little bit of clock whine when I completely stretched the delay time out to like a full second, which is completely understandable, and actually sounded really awesome again.
- Intuitive. With as many features that are packed into it, it's really easy and straight-forward to dive into.
- Can get really nice and washy
- A subtle bit of breakup on the repeats when you hit it with a hotter signal. I dig it, it's very musical.

I'll upload those videos tonight and post them, as well as give some more thoughts!

[Wes Mantooth]

Picked it up last night and spent some time with it this morning. Really, really impressed with it. A TON of sounds.
I recorded two demos this morning (Bass VI and guitar) that I will upload tonight. I will give some warning that they are both 20 minutes long and full of random noodling. But there were so many sounds that I feel like I JUST got through them all in about 20 minutes per instrument. Going to do a bass demo tomorrow morning. I just recorded these with my iPhone, but I think I will also record a few tracks (time permitting) showcasing the delay so I can upload some actual mic'd and in a mix demos.

First impressions:
- One of the best and most usable mix controls that I've found on a delay pedal, let alone analog delay pedal.
- Tone control is awesome. I like that there is a HUGE range on it too, it really helps out between instruments and what you're trying to do with the repeats. Some delay tone knobs that I have used have been 'meh', but this one is really well rounded.
- The waveform modes add a ton of different sounds, of course. But they are all useable. The ARP mode is really beautiful, and is a lot more musical than other arp modes that I have encountered (Supa Puss, Deluxe Memory Boy, I'm looking at you two).
- There is very very little clock noise/noise in general that I found with the unit, which is awesome. I only got a little bit of clock whine when I completely stretched the delay time out to like a full second, which is completely understandable, and actually sounded really awesome again.
- Intuitive. With as many features that are packed into it, it's really easy and straight-forward to dive into.
- Can get really nice and washy
- A subtle bit of breakup on the repeats when you hit it with a hotter signal. I dig it, it's very musical.

I'll upload those videos tonight and post them, as well as give some more thoughts!

I agree with every one of those statements.

[mysteriousj]

Aww thanks so much for the kind words dudes.

[goroth]

Yep. Skulls said it perfectly.

[skullservant]

Guitar Demo:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX-sC9t61l4[/youtube]

Bass VI Demo:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFwH7luKAPM[/youtube]

I'll get the bass demo recorded at some point tomorrow! Let me know if the quality is good or not on these recordings. It's a little hard to turn my amps up loud in the morning when I record these. If we need a mic'd demo let me know

[skullservant]

Going to record one song mic'd with the pedal and then I will send it off. Didn't get to making the bass demo yet but I plan on it in the morning. Then it'll be off to Bellyheart!

[skullservant]

Got the song record this morning, really, really happy with it. Just need to master it tonight and then I'll post it up!

[Bellyheart]

Stoked to be next. Hit me up. Moved.

[skullservant]

Cool man. Gonna PM you and I'll grab your new address

[coldbrightsunlight]

Right, so here's the situation with the EU tourbox.

It's still with me, because either the power supply sent with it or my EU-UK adapter has broken. I ordered a new UK power supply instead of trying a second adapter because I thought it would make more sense to buy that. That was when I thought it would take a week at most for the new power supply to arrive, but now it's been 2 weeks and no sign of it.

I asked Tristan what he thought and he said he'd prefer if I sorted out the power situation, but what do you other guys think? If you just want it now, I'll happily send it on as soon as I can, I feel really bad for having had it so long!

I'll get on to the shop I got the power supply from, I'm surprised because they've always been good to deal with in the past, and I'll buy a new adapter and try that out. In the meantime let me know what you think.

[Tristan]

Hey dude, why not go to the shop and take the pedal with you so you can try it out with the adapter / wall wart right there?
That way at least you don't have to buy the adapter / wall wart if that doesn't prove to be the problem.
I'm still a bit lost on the whole power thing, my Ciokolate will probably be here pretty soon but I guess I can't power the In Limbo with that either as I understood apart from the 15V it also needs a different polarity.
Anyway, I can't really send my Ciokolate along with the pedal without too dumb high postal charges I guess so nobody apart from me will actually benefit from it which is also pretty lame, that's kinda my thinking.