chrissugar
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Here too.
ELMA forever. :grin:
chrissugar
ELMA forever. :grin:
chrissugar
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A friend uses some lovetone effects in his rig. I have replaced a number of lorlin switches in the lovetone boxes. They are not on the floor but on a stand and worked by hand. He uses two big effect boards one on the floor and one on a stand.
Kev
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[quote author="soundguy"]Ive been the big mouth about lorlin switches around here lately. And they surely are fine. But they surely dont belong in a box that is very expensive and is celebrated as being so well made, etc. [/quote]
Dave,
trust me we are on the same page
and it is my point too
we are just coming at it from different angles.
I am a little softer in what and the way I may say something about mmmm :roll: .... MMMM
....
you know what I mmmmean
:green:
Lorlin switches are fine budget work-horses when compared to some of the class switches like Elma and Gold Point.
It's your DIY so you can chose the budget for each project.
A green with Lorlins can make sense.
So too a basic G9.
BUT
if you want to go nuts with a G9 and assemble the front panel point to point with nothing but the best and ceramic tube sockets etc ... go for it.
Dave,
trust me we are on the same page
and it is my point too
we are just coming at it from different angles.
I am a little softer in what and the way I may say something about mmmm :roll: .... MMMM
....
you know what I mmmmean
:green:
Lorlin switches are fine budget work-horses when compared to some of the class switches like Elma and Gold Point.
It's your DIY so you can chose the budget for each project.
A green with Lorlins can make sense.
So too a basic G9.
BUT
if you want to go nuts with a G9 and assemble the front panel point to point with nothing but the best and ceramic tube sockets etc ... go for it.
