This might have been an issue in 2004... but it's 2024. Do you get mad when overdrive pedals or delay pedals don't come with a built in power output too? Just get an isolated power supply like everyone else. There are so many out there now and they're not that expensive. If you really don't want to waste an output, use a Y cable.
I'm not aware that there is any overdrive or delay pedal with a daisy chained power output - however, for tuners it's kind of an industry standard. And if not, any other tuner on the market works with a daisy chain cable without any issues. BTW: I've used a high quality power supply with isolated outputs, the thing is that all outputs are in use...you may should watch the video...
Yes, you can - however, the extension part of the D-tuna will touch the body if the trem is unlocked and you try to hardly pull it. So it can only be pulled upwards to a certain extent. The problem can be solved by routing out some wood under the D-tuna but I think it's not worth the effort...
@@RockGuitarVibes great to hear! A Hurricane 2 years ago tore off most of my roof and put water in my house. Trust me I know how bad flooding can be. I am glad you are recovering!
Buys product, ignores manual, proceeds to use product the exact way the manual says not to...posts a "scathing" review about how dumb or bad it is that it doesn't function how he wants it to. Come on man, this is an absolute L. I came here for education and worried I bought a tuner that may not be accurate and I get this...
@@RockGuitarVibes Heaven forbid a company makes technological advancements and makes one of the best tuners to ever hit the market and it doesn’t take power like the first boss tuner from 1998…. Let me guess, you’re mad the HX Stomp doesn’t work at all on 9v because “aLl oThEr pEdAlz dO “. It’s called technological advancement and requires more power for better features and functions. Your argument is so bad…
I don’t see why anyone would even want to daisy chain pedals off a tuner…sounds like you’d be asking for potential noise issues by doing so. Walrus audio designs pedals that require a high amount of current, so they recommend isolated power for their pedals. Same reason you don’t see any of their pedals with a 9v battery option.
Looks like I haven't explained clear enough - the power supply has 2 outputs with 500mA and 3 outputs with 100mA, one of the 500mA outputs is already in use by a high current pedal. In 2024 selling a very modern tuner with one elementary feature missing is kind of weird, sorry.
I have the same Thornbuckers but uncovered in a strat body. I found them too bright and tending a bit thin. I changed the 500K pots (which I bought specifically because we are always told humbuckers should have 500K pots) with 250K pots. In an amp that sounds good for a classic strat, these pickups are now in about the same general tonal range. It was most weird when a huimbucker guitar sounded brighter thasn a strat! Problem now solved. The mess that is pickup wire color coding was a pain for me too.
@@RockGuitarVibes Pink noise more closely resembles music though. Sure white noise may reflect more frequency changes, but it could be stuff that we don't care about because it's noise, not music, and may never actually be present in a practical application.
This is the best video for figuring out what reactive load you should get. The topic itself can make you go down a lot of dark roads that you can get lost on. Thanks for putting this together as i know it was a lot of work editing the video.
@@RockGuitarVibesYes. REVV generator120 10th. I know two-notes is not the best, but I don't need to buy loadbox and cab simulator seperaterly. It is good enough for people who play guitar at home like me.
After installing this blocking mod, can we add a d-tuna ? Because of the blocked Floyd Rose then instead of retuning the D string we can use the d tuna, right ? Another question, can we still pull up AND pull down the floyd while we blocked it at the back ? Sorry for my poor knowledge, I will get my first floyd rose guitar in few days :’)
When blocked you can't pull up the trem any longer - that's how it works. However, dive bombs etc. are still possible. Theoretically you can also install a D-tuna - the issue is, that you'll need some additional space for it, especially when the trem is unlocked and you want to hardly pull the trem. Otherwise the extension part of the D-tuna will touch the body and can only be pulled upwards to a certain extent. The problem can be solved by routing out some wood under the D-tuna. Not sure if it's worth the effort...
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People shouldn't expect less from you tubers that make clickbait titles like this. Is this a bummer? Very little of a bummer, definitely not worth the title of the video. This is to be expected of even expensive digital pedals and is the reason why serious players get isolated power bricks. Congrats to OP for getting the views and amount of comments his channel needed.
Well, it's no problem if your power supply has enough slots - however, the used power supply has only 5 outlets, that are all in use. So I'm not able to use the tuner without replacing the power supply - that's not what I would have expected from a modern tuner with many good features. I don't know any other *tuner* which isn't able to be used in a daisy chain setup!
I admire how composed you are in the circumstances, and wish you well with the rebuild. It could have been worse, and now you have the opportunity to make any low level tweaks you may have anyways wanted to implement with your studio infrastructure. For example, have you ever thought of adding CAT cables under the floor and breaking them out into 4 channels of XLR at each end? I really like this method of clean wiring throughout my entire home.
What exactly are we listening to in the sound examples section? Is it the unprocessed line out signals, or the line out signals going through a cabinet impulse response (which one?)?
It's the line-out through an IR. Clean: Suhr Green Back 4x12 Mid-Gain: AXE 1960TV 4x12 Hi-Gain: don't know, currently I'm rebuilding my studio, so unfortuately I can't check - sorry...
I have a power station and have found it to be very neutral and it has a couple pretty nice tone shaping features that come in handy depending on what kind of tones you're after.
I think the overall impedance curve of these units needs to be taken into account together with input vs output, as you wouldn't see them on a test like this. I wonder if some of them tuned that together with their impedance response to make it hit a certain target together.
Hey great video I’m still getting a bad sound though. I’m using a Gibson Les Paul through Friedman 100w head to the ox to Apollo twin onto logic. It’s just so much worse than mics on an speaker. I must be doing something wrong..
I had to send back both of the Ltd I ordered because of qc issues, and was quite bummed as well. Especially since they moved most of the production to Indonesia. These 2, H3 1007B and Arctic Metal 7, were the reasons why I switched to Solar. The guitars are probably made in the same, usual factories anyway, but it seems that Esp doesn't pay enough to guarantee proper quality control compared to other companies. Their Ltd's reaching E2 prices doesn't make it better either. The most shocking part is that you got a Korean model, which are usually good. Guess I'll stick to my 2 Solars. I always wanted Esp as a kid, but fate decided that I shouldn't. After all, I can't just order every model and then send it back if more of the Ltd models are flawed, or Thomann will probably blacklist me lol
Thanks for sharing your experience - it's a shame for ESP! Anyway, I've kept the guitar and let a luthier made some mods. And now it's a pretty good guitar - my follow up video is still missing, but it will come at some point.
Aren't all seymour duncan's color coded different than other brands? I always see that when i see wiring schematics for pots. Their green color etc is different than all other brands. (btw good choice on the thornbuckers). I thought both sets sounded great, but the Suhr's sound more classic. I like low output into higher gain boosted with a pedal vs higher output. Both of those sets sound great, the thornbuckers are just more my style, they have that classic more PAF type dynamic.
Hey man this was a great vid! I'm taking just what I was looking for: that I can go from line out to interface and run my IRs in my pc. One question tho... what's the difference of going out through the FX send to the interface?
Hi. Line out, I own a Soldano SLO 30 with a Line out, sound is good into the daw with an IR inside, but i want to know if there is a difference with a load Box, since Load Box receives amplifier signal from speaker outlet. Any Information about it? thanks in advance.
The line level is taken from the power amp output which is a good thing - means with your preferred cabinet connected and an IR you'll get the best result at a certain volume level. With a loadbox, the amp can be used in silent mode at any amp volume, but the result will not be necessarily better.
