Looks like pine esquire is moving on in favor of this:
Wow, I haven’t seen a DOD 555A in a long time. A former bandmate had one.
The modeling on the Champion is pretty darn good, and the built in digital reverb is all I need/want.
What’s the Fender? (cabinet?) looks almost like a Rumble bass amp, but not quite…
Ahh yeah it does look a lot like that. It’s the SC112, which I believe is meant to go with the Super Champ X2 head. It sounds pretty good and was pretty reasonable.
Oh yeah! I had one in the 80s and just sort of go for this sound now. I currently have two of em. This one I am running from a 9v power supply so it’s under powered, and I am really liking it like this. I just use it as a very low gain sound, sort of like if the amp was just barely starting to break up. Even with only 9 volts it does hat really well. It is a very bass heavy pedal though.
May I ask what type of step up cable? I run these two 5V phone/whatever back ups Wired series for 10 V. I’ve also got this 12 V 9.5Ah with a couple 7809 VR’s, and I power my Wah with the two purple batteries in series, about 8.6 V. even in series it runs the Pedal ‘’forever’’, sometimes leaving it plugged in overnight. The purple ones were part of a salvage from someone’s stick vacuum. They broke the power supply so they threw it all away. I fixed the power supply, then salvaged the batteries, and a couple items before tossing out of the stinky under powered vacuum.'50s style parts Tele, Allparts neck, MJT body, SD Antiquity neck PU, Bill Lawrence L48 Bridge PU
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Into a homemade pedalboard, w/Exotic SP compressor > Musiclily Phase 45 clone > Wampler Belle OD > Xotic EP Booster for solos > Mooer Delay/Reverb, powered by a phone brick and a stepup USB cable. Runs for about 5-6 gigs on one charge.
Into a '78 SFPR w/EV Force 10" speaker
Nice light compact looks like a great rig from anything like a coffee house up to a large venue with microphone.
Apparently I can't do a direct link, but search on Amazon for this. Remember it comes Center +, so you need to fix that. Also, it didn't like my Boss CE-2, hummed pretty good.
Thanks for that I’ll check it out. I’m not sure which exact Boss Chorus that is, But I do remember some of the earlier ones, I might be messing this up-some could maybe run on 12 V also and there was a different power supply? You would get weaker results running the one that could run on 12 V off of nine, and I think it was an extra current limiting resistor… maybe it could run up at 9 V battery or the different PSA 12 adapter or something like that. I don’t know if that has anything to do with the increased whine though. I know it’s experience the same thing on some of my pedals, Some of them run fine and Some will have a whine/noise in the background.
