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Re: Pedalboard-friendly summing / mixing boxes

splitter -->multiple stereo fx with mono in/stereo out-->stereo mixer. Of course, all of your stuff will now be in parallel. :smileysad:
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Re: Pedalboard-friendly summing / mixing boxes

I have one of these. Works well.
Also this works well in many situations.
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Re: Pedalboard-friendly summing / mixing boxes

Coincidentally, Jon Chappell's review in this week's edition of the HC Confidential Newsletter (ask me how you can get it for FREE!) is this: http://unitaudio.com/milli-unit.html http://www.harmonycentral.com/docs/DOC-2582
Interesting that you could use this as a budget 8 channel passive DAW summer (like a Folcrom, but half the inputs and 1/4 the price). Honestly I am not a convert to the idea that you need external summing to "avoid a number-crunching burden on the computer’s processor." There may be theoretical advantages to summing externally, but that's not one of them.
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Re: Pedalboard-friendly summing / mixing boxes

seems pricey for a low parts count box that's limited in what it can do.
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seems pricey for a low parts count box that's limited in what it can do.
To the pro audio crowd, that box will seem super cheap. To the pedal crowd, not so much.
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Re: Pedalboard-friendly summing / mixing boxes

I built a couple for myself and others, but mainly I use this for exactly what you describe:

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and here's one I built a million years ago

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and here's one I built a million years ago
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and here's one I built a million years ago



now that's nice
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Re: Pedalboard-friendly summing / mixing boxes

You could restrict your purchases to only those pedals with stereo IN & OUT and remove the need for an extra box. The Hardwire series of pedals would make this an easy task. HT2 -> TL2 -> SC2 -> CM2 -> CR7 => SP7 => DL8 => TR7 => RV7 => two different amps But that would presume that you like the Hardwire pedals enough to invest in such a rig. Heh...run the outputs of the above chain to a pair of EHX 44 Magnum power amps and a 1x12 speaker cab each, placed 10 feet apart.
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Re: Pedalboard-friendly summing / mixing boxes

To the pro audio crowd, that box will seem super cheap. To the pedal crowd, not so much.
Quite right. The Roll Folcrom is $775 new. Even the SM Pro Audio PM8 is $400 or so "street." Compared to that, this is quite inexpensive... but to the pedal community, $150 for a box that "doesn't really do anything" seems kind of high.
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and here's one I built a million years ago
Passive or active? Or is it a passive summer with an active gain make-up stage? Oh and - I agree - the case looks fantastic. Great job on the finish! :smileytongue:hil:
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Nice suggestion - thanks. :cool:



Passive or active? Or is it a passive summer with an active gain make-up stage?

Oh and - I agree - the case looks fantastic. Great job on the finish! :smileytongue:hil:


Both, sort of. The toggle at the back switches between passive, and passive summer with active make-up.
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Nice! :cool: In passive mode, is it just using 10k resistors?
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http://artproaudio.com/artcessories/mini_mixers/product/splitmix4/
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