Oh yeah? I'm gonna try it too!

Going to give that a shot too.

Don't do this, the transformer is already streched power wise, adding a midi pedal to it can be too much. Just plug in an adapter in the back's phantom power plug, it's not that bad to do.

Quote from: rnolan on December 10, 2024, 03:28:33 AMI like the concept but I imagine ADA would have done that if it would work reliably/be good.

Interesting what others thinks about it (MJMP?)

It is quite normal to take power from the heater supplies in amps to run relay switches etc. The thing with the midi switcher is that audio noise from an unregulated supply shouldn't really be a problem - it isn't part of the audio chain. I think that so long as the transformer can handle the load, it should be OK...

Quote from: hotguit on December 10, 2024, 06:58:51 AMYou won't be disappointed...

I bet!!! 

You won't be disappointed...

Interesting settings! I will try!!!     

Is the 40 ms left - 340 ms right that creates the magic...  

Hey Peter, cooking with gas as they/we say...  Fantastic you are getting great tones and thanks for sharing .

The 40ms delay is very similar to the ADA chorus set rate=0 depth=100 trick (but nice warm analogue bucket brigade).  Creates a nice fat sound in stereo.  The delay in a chorus is typically between 5 and 50ms.  In the ADA chorus, depth sets the delay time and rate the modulation speed/sweep.

I like the concept but I imagine ADA would have done that if it would work reliably/be good.

Interesting what others thinks about it (MJMP?)