Actually I checked their store and they only have the replacement knobs for the smaller pedals.Yes. There's a reason they sell replacements on their official store.
Actually I checked their store and they only have the replacement knobs for the smaller pedals.
OK, I was wondering only because it is not the knob but the plastic shaft that seems not tight, the nut is tightened btw... but it feels kind of like the shaft may need replacement.I never really noticed that until you asked. Yeah, I suppose they're a tad wiggly.
The company I work for builds all kinds of expensive electronics, and I can recall the first time we were looking for an off-the-shelf push-pot for a data entry / volume control, everything we tried was like this. So, I think that's just the norm. I wouldn't fault Strymon for this.
Yes, I'm referring to the shaft as well ... not the knob or a loose nut. If one control feels worse than the other, then maybe it's damaged. But if both feel the same, then I'd say it's normal and nothing to worry about. If you're really concerned, contact Strymon. They're great people.OK, I was wondering only because it is not the knob but the plastic shaft that seems not tight, the nut is tightened btw... but it feels kind of like the shaft may need replacement.
So, I think that's just the norm.
Are those push-to-enter type?I disagree.
My 20 year old lexicon vortex use rotary encoders and they are still pretty tight.
There is no problem with none of the Eventide stompboxes I have had either. The one in the H9 feels really bad though.