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swampy wrote:ptbarnum wrote: I don't want to adjust a thing
Same here- find the cupsize preset to be just right. The SBMV came stock with the gain just a little above unity, which is good for enhancing the feel and sound of this great Vibe. Might look into boosting the level a little bit more before moving in on the other trimpots. For now, it's perfect. No broke, no fixBJF wrote:Slower speeds may need to be set closely on the rythm and are threfore primairly controlled by the top controls so the cupsize switch makes a switching between the two most used settings on the Mini Vibe as alos described in the manual for BJF MGMV that can be downloaded on line.
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I love to go from a faster vibrato speed while playing a strumming riff, to a slower pulse while plucking out a melody. A univibe-type effect would take over the sound more when doing this, smearing a phasey veil over it, while the MV blends very nicely with the original sound to make a more complete effect- not 'transparent - more like "apparent"
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-Idar
BJF wrote:ptbarnum wrote:Very interesting vibe! What do the trimpots adjust?
Hi,
Thank you for the kind words gentlemen,
The trimmer on pcb sets the gain through effect and is used to set unity gain so that there is no level difference when toggling effect on and off.
It can also be used to set a slight boost or if ever needed a lower level when effect is on than when it is off.
The trimmer on the footswitch closest to the battery set the Velocity in small cupsize mode and then overrides the topmounted Velocity control.
The trimmer farthest from battery and also mounted on the footswitch set the Amplitude in small cupsize mode but is dependent on the topmounted Amplitude control
Unit comes with small cupsize set for high speed at low intensity and would thus be a multiple to almost any rythm and governed by the ontop Amplitude control so effect can be dialed in. Slower speeds may need to be set closely on the rythm and are threfore primairly controlled by the top controls so the cupsize switch makes a switching between the two most used settings on the Mini Vibe as alos described in the manual for BJF MGMV that can be downloaded on line.
Have fun
BJ
Donner wrote:Oh and there is one still available ( someone had to bail) if anyone wants an SBMV no lines no waiting, let me know....
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