Finally getting around to HEQing again

[Dandolin]

[JonnyAngle]

You could put a trim pot inside for led brightness

[codetocontra]

This guy looked into the LED just one time.

[Dandolin]

there's a reason you don't look into the LED

[PeterBregman]

It occurred to me that I must be thinking of a different pedal with a volume issue that I had at the same time. Apologies for my poor memory on this. Being factual in 2020 is still something I hold in high regard. Previous posts edited.

Back to the hype!

Ahh, cool. I couldn't remember what the deal was, 'cause this pedal gets loud. Thanks for the correction!

[PeterBregman]

Sorry for the even-longer delay. This time it wasn't my fault. COVID caused serious production delays for various reasons. This sucker was supposed to be released for Black Friday, but obviously, that didn't happen...then it was supposed to be released for Christmas...and that might not happen either. But I promise, it's soooooooo close! Any day now.

To prove it, here's the new HEQ-1.2 in all it's glory:

[Chankgeez]

[Dandolin]

schweet
any significant differences sonically?

[JonnyAngle]

Curious of the differences too!

[codetocontra]

Christmas is any day now.

[PeterBregman]

No sonic differences (from a “factory calibrated” unit). The only differences are the ones outlined in the first post. Other than that, the circuit is identical.

Then again...a cream pedal has to sound different than a black pedal, right?

[Dandolin]

gotcha
and yes, yes of course a cream pedal will absolutely sound different than a black one

[JonnyAngle]

The new "HEQ v1.2" (probably not the actual name)

[Gone Fission]

“HEQ-Yeah”?

Glad this love gets to go wider! Still my first reach for blown-out tones.

[goroth]

gotcha
and yes, yes of course a cream pedal will absolutely sound different than a black one

One is good for metal, and the other is blues lawyer garbage.