Square State Solid State EQ Model One B
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That might well be sometime in 2011...I'm busting my hump to keep our sales channels full. I have a single unit here right now, which is slated to be murdered in the name of product safety testing.Put me on the list to demo a pair when you get a chance!
On the flip side, Warren has a bunch of available units, and he has a very reasonable return policy.
My initial thought was 2 channels, 12dB/Octave, in a half rack, priced somewhat less than the EQ. 2 knobs and a bypass control per channel, same I/O and power schemes as the EQ. It would be trivial to make it so that one channel output is tied to the other channel input, like a normaled patch point. Plug into channel 1, and out of channel 2 for more complex slope-shapes.That's awesome news you are working on a 2 channel 1/2 rack HP/LP. That would be very cool, and very useful. Would this have "slope" control, like some crossovers have? That would also be really useful. If so, would the slope be up to 24db/oct, or 18 or 12?
Swept control using pots is probably less expensive than rotary switches. Rotary switches cost more, and would require more components behind the panel to support them.
Of course, it's just a little breadboard right now, and all of the questions here have got me looking at other possibilities. What do you really want, and what would you pay for it?
The thing that will make the filter possible will be the success of the EQ! At the moment, my R&D budget looks more like a run to Taco Bell.
As for 500 series filters, Shinybox have one.And did you say something about making it for the 500 series? No? ok, I thought maybe you did.
I'm reluctant to enter the 500-series market. If I'm trying to be price conscious, I find it a little silly to tell people that they need a $300+ power supply.
I gotta chime in here
I recently bought 2 of these from Warren, and they pretty much kick ass!
I'm still getting to know them, but man, cool sounds so far!
Dialed up one of the best P-bass tones of all time last week.
Killer for a dry 70's style 'wallet on the snare' thing.
Really cool kick drum shaper.
Made an OK floor tom into a thundering monster!
Not surgical (obviously), but you can really push a sound around into different territory. It can be pretty subtle, or totally crazy. Love the character.
I'm a fan!
I recently bought 2 of these from Warren, and they pretty much kick ass!
I'm still getting to know them, but man, cool sounds so far!
Dialed up one of the best P-bass tones of all time last week.
Killer for a dry 70's style 'wallet on the snare' thing.
Really cool kick drum shaper.
Made an OK floor tom into a thundering monster!
Not surgical (obviously), but you can really push a sound around into different territory. It can be pretty subtle, or totally crazy. Love the character.
I'm a fan!
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GMR990,
We haven't yet got anything together in terms of overseas distribution. Warren does ship internationally, though. You could also ask your favorite vendor to come to us. It's much easier for us to get vendors to stock things when their clients are interested.
Everyone else,
Thanks for the kind words and enthusiasm. I'm glad people are diggin' them!
We haven't yet got anything together in terms of overseas distribution. Warren does ship internationally, though. You could also ask your favorite vendor to come to us. It's much easier for us to get vendors to stock things when their clients are interested.
Everyone else,
Thanks for the kind words and enthusiasm. I'm glad people are diggin' them!
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square state solid state - model one b reviews
PAB,Pulsar Audio Lab wrote:I just saw the review in Tape Op and these look like a killer match for my studio right now. Can't wait to get a pair.
Thanks for the nod! We've been getting some great feedback from model one b users. Here's a link to Scott Dorsey's review in Recording Magazine -
http://www.recordingmag.com/productrevi ... 05/39.html
Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions! And don't forget ZenPro Audio has a special on pairs of our EQ.
http://www.zenproaudio.com/squarestatesolidstateeq.aspx
Best regards,
Joe
www.squarestatesolidstate.com
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