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Who has so many? LINK?
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Url code is not a fan of them Plings.
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Aye I know. I got distracted by a conversation.

Sound+Audio>Guitar and Keyboard>Effects

They only have Behringer stuff.
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heavium wrote:indeed doog, i wish there was a demo out there that shows just how glitchy it can get but they're all pussies who use it for teh metalz tap soloz so far
There's a leeel bit of glitchies in my demo, sooo many sounds to cover..

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You can hear the wobbly Pitchshift mode though, it's not great, makes you wonder why they put it on there. It's okaaaay if running into distortion or adding just a bit of the pitchshifted signal in.
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Hmm.. Intelligate still not out, although now I'm don't have the JVM I don't really need it as the 6100 is whisper quiet.

These are interesting:

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I know, I was stroking my chin at the possibilities.
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I dunno what they're based on. Original Hot Tubes and Tube Zipper?
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The manual doesn't tell you how to change the tube.
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Screwdriver?
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NickS wrote:The manual doesn't tell you how to change the LED behind the tube
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Oh not this again
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:lol:
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Does it actually have an LED behind the tube? If so I'm totally changing it for a green one.
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Green = extra tube warmth.
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Makes building your own >>Baja RealTube<< overdrive pedal
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seem hardly worth it.

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But without a transformer you won't get the tube tones! (yawn)
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yea, the tube thing seems rather gimmicky to me. oh, and does anyone have any idea what the hell this does?
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the description makes it sound seriously suspect:
This miracle box enhances the sound of any instrument by emphasizing the instrument's tone spectrum. The SE200 features dedicated Spectrum and Balance controls for awesome sound shaping.
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enhances your spectrum maybe?
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mage wrote:yea, the tube thing seems rather gimmicky to me. oh, and does anyone have any idea what the hell this does?
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the description makes it sound seriously suspect:
This miracle box enhances the sound of any instrument by emphasizing the instrument's tone spectrum. The SE200 features dedicated Spectrum and Balance controls for awesome sound shaping.
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assuming they've followed a similar pattern to every other behringer effect: try here

Or,
SP-1 Spectrum

The SP-1 is a parametric equalizer with one frequency band only. The spectrum knob sets the frequency range in the interval 500Hz to 5kHz. The balance knob sets the peak within the range. The SP-1 was more popular with keyboard players than with guitar players. Today it is one of the most sought after collectors items and a mint condition SP-1 doesn't come cheap.

Version Differences
The first models featured the clear plastic switch and immediate LED as well as the silver thumb screw. The switch was later changed to black, the LED was made permanent and the black thumb screw was the last change made before it was discontinued 1981.

Specifications

* Controls: Balance, Spectrum
* Connectors: Input, Output, AC Adaptor
* Current Draw: 23mA
* Weight: 410g (15 oz.)
* Input Impedance: 1 Mohm
* Output Impedance: 1 kohm
* Residual Noise Level: less than -98dBm (IHF-A)
* Recommended Load Impedance: More than 10kOhm
* Recommended AC Adaptor: ACA Series

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* Black - Made In Japan

The SP-1 was sold from November 1977 to November 1981.
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