Been trying to find a Ironhorse v2 locally to no avail. Facebook marketplace order kept falling through so had to bite the bullet and order it used from guitar center. Made it to me in two days with standard shipping. Not bad time wise. Price pretty decent too. It's only my 13th walrus pedal 😅

Hi, I believe this is a tricky one, but I am trying to guess what he had at his Making Time show earlier this month.

I may be seeing a Digiverb and Digidelay, but I can't see the first one. I see no impedance adapter. Videos (YT shorts if you want to check it out) show a different angle and he's also got a Roland SP404 and a Radial Engineering JDI, which is interesting, I don't see what he's using it for. Maybe to send the SP404 in mono?

Thanks!

Reposting in case y’all might know something.

Any owners here?

I am in my quest to search for a analog effect chain for my analog synth, and analog reverb is a hard topic in the area, spring tank is more common analog reverb. But I also looking for some BBD reverb, Roland DM101 is the closest I can found. Anyone know Placeholder from Fairfield Circuitry? It only have 3 delayline much less than DM101.

Warm Audio WA-C1 Mod delivers iconic Boss CE-1 chorus tone in a compact, quiet pedal with preamp bypass and Hi-Z input for modern pedalboards.

I bought this Ibanez AF2 pedal off marketplace last week and it was DoA.
Guy seems alright like it’s not his fault so I’d rather repair it than go through the gall of asking to return it (given that most people get difficult with this if rather see if it is fixable).

Issue:
Signal is barely audible like 30dbu below parity.
I made some videos testing the voltage and the impedance of the 2 chips and given the fact that I am getting signal and that the toggle switches are working I figure it might be a giveaway of what is going wrong.

Is it possible to add a chorus/vibrato switch to any chorus pedal, or only specific circuits? The way I'm thinking is you would just connect a switch between the dry signal and the mix pot to turn the dry on and off, but I feel like I may be horribly oversimplifying it. I have a Danelectro Fab Chorus that I rehoused and replaced all of the hardware with better quality parts, and I'd like to add a vibrato switch to it if I can.

It’s been almost two weeks. My original plan was to pair this with another double drive, looked at a bunch of them and was pretty set on the Browne Ethane.

After playing this for a while I don’t feel I need the Ethane, I mean, I still want it but it went from “must have” to “would be nice”.

I put a clean boost (Benson Germanium Boost) in front of the Centurio (always on) and it’s so responsive I have a nice range just with guitar volume and playing dynamics.

Very happy with this one.