steven.rogers
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Love my iii Compact. My only complaint would be that I wish the wet signal could get a little louder. Fully wet would be amazing too but it just seems quiet to me sometimes.
Love my iii Compact. My only complaint would be that I wish the wet signal could get a little louder. Fully wet would be amazing too but it just seems quiet to me sometimes.
There is also a bigger box In Limbo III with multi tap and 1100ms delay time. It uses MN3005 and MN3007 chips instead of the V3205 chips. Here are some examples of the multitap doing its beautiful thing.
I believe it just syphons them off of the original delay line at different subdivisions of the tap and then mixes them back in.How does this the big box Limbo III actually provide multi taps? It doesn’t have multiple delay lines, does it? It seems like a very unique feature for an analog delay!
Wow, I didn’t realize that was possible for an analog delay. I am extremely interested! Thank you.I believe it just syphons them off of the original delay line at different subdivisions of the tap and then mixes them back in.
This is one of the nicest sounding delays I’ve ever heard and the modulation possibilities look great. Also great price. However I noticed that everything is out of stock at the website and the maker hasn’t been active on his forum in a while. Anyone know anything about that? If he’s still making these I’d love to order one. I’m going to email him anyway of course.
If the manual says it can, why wouldn't it?I have a big box 1100ms Limbo III . The manual says it can be powered by 9-18V . Jonny is unresponsive to my inquiry if it indeed can take 12 or 18V . Anybody know ??
Anyone still using the In Limbo?
looks like IV was a limited run of 10
IV? I’ve emailed a few times through the website. Never received a response. I kinda just gave up on being interested after that.