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NPD: SFX Thumpinator v2


MrDinsdale
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Just received this fresh Thumpinator v2 in black 🖤

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I guess not strictly a pedal. Just need to decide where to place it now. My current signal chain is:

 

Bass

Tuner

Longsword

Model FeT

Hyper Luminal

GK Fusion S 800

 

The obvious choice is between the Tuner and Longsword but then again the Longsword does seem to sound ever so slightly better with a hi-z input so perhaps after?

 

I'd try it out now but I'm on child duty, how are people using theirs?

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Good shout. Will try it in a few spots before I settle on anything. It'll be interesting to see how/if it affects the drive and preamp.

 

I've also noticed a lot of spikes and clipping on my head/interface despite pretty safe levels so will be interesting to see if it has an impact there too. 

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Mine is last before the amp with my octave just in front. That way the thump kills all the subsonic crap from the octave.

I stole that idea from Dusty Hill. He had a subtle always on octave to thicken his sound up and the thump stopped anything below a low A getting through. So he didn’t have to turn it off.


this is basically my chain. For today anyway!

 

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Also i do think after the Longsword and FeT is best but equally between the Longsword and FeT was practically identical. Before and after the Longsword was the only change where I'd say there was a noticeable difference, the Longsword just plays better with hi-z. 

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