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[ann post]

what size is it?? i got one of the small vht heads, it would be great to stick it in to it.

 

[Space]

I'd say it'd be too big, came out of a 2x12 so at a rough guess from memory it's about 18inches long.

 

[ann post]

the one out of the peavey would fit actually, but i still think mel should just give me his pedal.

 

[Space]

Yeah sure it's not like they're very expensive or anything like that.

 

[mel gibson]

the one out of the peavey would fit actually, but i still think mel should just give me his pedal.

well when you put it like that...

 

[mel gibson]

Ann I found an old (plate on springs ) reverb tank in my dad's house last time I was up. It looks functional ie there's nothing broken but I'm not sure if you need a specific amp/preamp of some sort to drive it. I think it came out of a Randal amp I owned at one point in life..

I'm sure you could build a solidstate/jfet version of fender's valve driven reverb drive/recovery stage for it (pretty much what the sole-mate has)
I had an idea before of mounting a reverb tank under a pedaltrain pro,and building the controls/PCB into a hammond box that you could put above the board and hook it all up with quarter inch jacks to the RCA's of the tank

 

[Space]

I'm sure you could build a solidstate/jfet version of fender's valve driven reverb drive/recovery stage for it (pretty much what the sole-mate has)
I had an idea before of mounting a reverb tank under a pedaltrain pro,and building the controls/PCB into a hammond box that you could put above the board and hook it all up with quarter inch jacks to the RCA's of the tank

That's pretty much what I was thinking. Might try it with a super hard on at either end and take it from there.

 

[mel gibson]

That's pretty much what I was thinking. Might try it with a super hard on at either end and take it from there.

question is what's the input impedance on the thank and whats the output impedance of a SHO?

 

[ann post]

I had an idea before of mounting a reverb tank under a pedaltrain pro,and building the controls/PCB into a hammond box that you could put above the board and hook it all up with quarter inch jacks to the RCA's of the tank

I'd be a bit curious about what A) the kick drum and B) the right foot of myself might have to say about it.

is there any trace of kick drum/guitar foot on your pedal mel?

 

[mel gibson]

I'd be a bit curious about what A) the kick drum and B) the right foot of myself might have to say about it.

is there any trace of kick drum/guitar foot on your pedal mel?

yep,put on the floor in front of a loud amp and you'll get a random boing occasionally!
not really an issue when board mounted thoughsometimes I like to give it a wee kick for Joey Santiago-esque splashes

 

[Space]

question is what's the input impedance on the thank and whats the output impedance of a SHO?

That can be established pretty easily.

 

[ann post]

http://roymal.tripod.com/accutron.htm

 

[Space]

None of them have plates like my one has.

 

[ann post]

plates? none of them are numbered anything like mine either.

I'm still +1ing myself for the post though.

 

[Space]

Yeah mine is a plate suspended on springs. Something like this: http://musformation.com/pics/DIY_Plate_Reverb_Plate_Mounted.jpg but in a case like this one: http://www.easyeartraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/hfx6_Accutronics_Spring_Reverb.jpg

I've got a spring one in my Laney too.

 

[mel gibson]

plate reverb? fucking awesome!!

 

[Umfufu]

Just finished making a small pedalboard.
Copied the design form here.

 

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Just finished making a small pedalboard.
Copied the design form here.

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Ohh, the spaces to run your patch cables underneath are a really good idea.

 

[ann post]

Just finished making a small pedalboard.
Copied the design form here.

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nice one, any chance of a side view pic and an underside view pic?

 

[Umfufu]

Yeah, it's pretty neat.
Copies the Pedaltrain design a bit.

Unfortunately, I couldn't fit the 4-block & adaptors on the the inside so I just attached them to the back of it.
If you had a DC Brick, or something like that, you could & it would look neater again.