This comment blew my mind and made me throw my bass guitar. Thankyou 😎

As useful as a can opener when you buy a fresh can of spam. I’m gonna let that resonate with you.

You got that right. The ce2w uses the mn3207 bbd chip known for the noisy ce3, bf2 and vb2 it is a 1024 stage bbd like the ce2’s mn3007. Except the mn3207 can manage lower Ms of delay to give you the faux ce1 512 stage bbd sound. The ce2 is great for classic sounds but lacks in its transparency to other chorus pedals or rack effects. Some would say the ce2 has a bit of a mid hump. But the ce2 also has a small impedance issue of rolling off high end. The ce2w doesn’t do that in either mode. But tbh they should have just released the waza chorus as a ce-3w because it’s more exact to that circuit. lol

I tested 12v, 9v dc adapters And battery. There was better response but still a lack of feedback repeats. That made the intensity knob unusable. Especially after listening to other sound demos of the dm-2.

On top works good just make sure you have a good strong connection and a good helping hand of solder.

No it’s called sweetened tuning. Like a chorus pedal. Guitar is an instrument of imperfections.. well at least a Gibson Les Paul is.. 😂 thanks for the tip Gabe, this was a video I made a long time ago. And a Les Paul sucks for tuning stability but I could have done a better job. If I tuned the guitar would that have satisfied your every need want and desire for this video. Gabe, you are my only hope at helping me run a successfully random KZfaq channel that guitarists 30+ seem to dig. How can I be relevant in society if I can’t tune my guitar for a KZfaq channel for people to see and hear… but most important they must see with their ears. So I guess tuning to 440 Hz and running antares auto tune on my guitar track but that might pose an issue causing the guitar to break in half or something.. anyways Gabe , A+ feedback i do check my tuning every chance i get to where i feel it’s necessary. I’ll admit it I run my guitar and my dialog in every video through auto tune because I don’t want to hurt feelings or hurt the image of the idea Im trying to have listener ya know, see with their ears n what not. Anywho any feedback is greatly appreciated, Gabe. Cause my videos need a professional touch and that what i think your comment resonated in me

It’s an on off on switch Middle lug of the switch goes to one point of the capacitor doesn’t matter what side. Then the 2 capacitor values I believe it was .1uf and .022 uf Go to each of the other two lugs right and left of the middle lug of the switch. Those two capacitors are twisted together and soldered together. Then that conjunction gets soldered to a wire that goes to the other corresponding side of the capacitor on the board.

@@Pedalheadshow thank you! I'll give it a try

Yes you are correct that would be a cleaner connection, the same as a diode swap switch on a distortion/OD pedal, except switching between two resistors. Gotcha

Enjoy yourself an awesome guitar!

Yes

@@Pedalheadshow I ran at custom shop PRS into a hand wired fender tremolux Zero distortion then I ran it through my Divided by 13 JRT 9/15 head and cab Zero distortion. Sent it back

Boss super chorus is great! In my opinion the berinnger will get you places, but it’s pales in comparison to the super chorus especially an analog pre 2001 super chorus. The stereo effect on the behrinnger didn’t fully mix out dry from wet. The eq was terrible, the buffer is worse. The yellow is hideous. The boss Super Chorus is the 4th best Boss Chorus , and the 2nd best stereo Chorus in my honest opinion. The best stereo Chorus that boss offers is the Boss Ce-2w Fresh, yet vintage tones. For mono chorus any will do. But the Boss Ch-1 is best for both due to its level control, eq, wet dry routing , and better buffer than the Ce2 and more headroom then the terrible Ce5

Theoretically you could be right. From personal experience it increased touch response , increased high end, brought more headroom to these compressed pups, and increased the overall output. Maybe it’s how fast each battery type could deliver voltage, maybe it’s in the 24 volts, maybe it’s magic, but tbh. Any passive pickups with stacked overdrives/boosts sound and feel way better.

Anytime ! I suggest tinkering with an over drive or distortion pedal like a boss ds1 or an Ibanez ts9, easy mods less likely to run into issues. Have fun!

You’re right ! Gotta love the flange

Try this Gain 3 o clock Channel volume 5 o clock Bass Around 11 o’clock to 1 oclock Mids Boost all the way up Treble 11 o’clock to 1 o clock Probably use the amber metal setting Make sure that your effects are in the proper order I recommend downloading the line 6 bogner editing software from line 6 also make sure yours is up to date and isn’t in need of a firm ware update

@@Pedalheadshow how do i connect it to a pc? And how do i update it

Nice

It’s difficult to hear until you do it yourself

@@Pedalheadshow thanks, I just ordered the mod so will check it out

Glad it worked for you ! 👍

Do this mod or swap out the diode and resistor for jumpers. Then you can run your hm2 on 9v DC

R2 D1

Use the old legs of a resistor for your jumpers

You could do it but you couldn’t switch back to stock. You might need to make your own clone and add a second jrc4558d to the out put like a Ibanez SC10. You can look at the boss Ch-1 schematic for some ideas maybe. I would put a 50k pot at R22 or R24 for giving you a blend for the chorus effect but I think that could effect the out put signal when the pedal is in bypass . then again.. you can look at the boss Ce2 and ce2b Schematics because that has a mix knob But to run in parallel means dry and wet effect blended together. So to answer your question. Get an fx loop pedal Clip offR21 Only gives you the wet signal of the ce-2 (triangle Vibrato) then use that effect with the check light always on. Because you kill your dry bypass signal. That’s why you use a fx loop pedal

Then use that in conjunction with a clean signal. Thus giving you a parallel effect. This may or may not introduce clock noise im pretty sure it shouldn’t but remember you don’t have your usual ce2 you only have the wet so you can only have the effect on, so use a fx loop pedal or as I use an effect loop block in the helix that gives me send return and mix level for any separate unit I want to use with the helix.

I’ll do this for a video might as well do a quick mod for the fun of it.

Yup that would be much help jk

Yeah.

Emgs are great! I recommend swapping out the pcb board for real pots and capacitors, then you’re pickups won’t be hindered.

@@Pedalheadshow Thank you！

That’s good we’re all enjoying our $1500.00 chibsons aren’t we?

@@Pedalheadshow at this point Gibson themselves are making the chibsons lmfao. But you're damn right!!

Not often just make sure you unplug your guitar when you’re done playing. That way you can preserve your battery life. I usually switch them out every 2 months.

@@Pedalheadshow Ok, great! Thanks🤘

Can’t. The boss metal core is digital. Thanks for the suggestion though

Thanks for that. I shall in the future thanks for the recommendation. :)

555 is an angel number meaning change. And 11/10 is an important day to me and my wife. 2024 is the year I built this pedal . Why do you ask?

I have your Pedal! I was just curious about the numbers and the 11/10 was close to the #555, Thank you for the details!@@Pedalheadshow -Cheers! 🥃

Enjoy it my friend!

According to the manual it should be point 6 & 7 for the Ph-1r. Personally I suggest removing R56 and D6. Then replace R56 and D6 with jumpers.

@@Pedalheadshow Thanks for the info. Much appreciated.

On it.

Would also love to see the synth mods in an actual schematic. 🧡

I’ll be doing a video on this.

Quick solution. Check the dc voltage and current of the dc Jack you’re using with a multimeter try combining 2 9v outs on your power supply with a voltage doubler cable. Then check the voltage and current with a multimeter to make sure you’re getting 18v and more than 300 ma of current. That does the job for me.

@@Pedalheadshow i tried but still not working. where can we download the firmware?

@@Pedalheadshow Power issue already fixed. :) they gave me link for the firmware update. still the pedal needs 18V , however , it is working with my Mosky 18V 500ma .

@@keidee what was the link please

Creative ambiguity. Overdrive pedals are fantastic to stack. Just look at John Mayer or joe perry, or any guitarists rigs. Usually 9 / 10 pedal stacking is a thing. If a sound can be replicated using a klon clone , with a ts clone in front of it then go for it to show how the klon clone can make the sound. Honestly if people are looking for a dry version of a certain pedal into a di onto a track on Logic Pro or pro tools with no processing whatsoever then that person would be better off just buying the pedal and seeing if they personally like it. In this demo I used the klon by it self for the most part. It was 2nd in my chain of overdrive/distortions. Later on I switched on the zw44 which is an asymmetrical TS overdrive just to push the mids of the notaklön. Then for the heavy stuff I showed how the notaklön can sustain your mids beautifully into a Boss HM2 distortion post knotaklon. All the pedals in the notaklons line are true bypass. The hm-2 was on its own fx loop just if you were wondering. The knotaklon is a okay take on the klon centaur circuit. I found 1) the highs were very shrill always clipping my headphones, 2)the output was too high 3) The clean signal wasn’t maintained (due to a lack of a stacked pot for the gain pot) the mod was cool. It was a fun build ( like the Lego millennium falcon) but if you really want the klon Centaur quality, and faithful reproduction of a sought out circuit. The Klon KTR or the Ceriatone Centura is the way to go! Thanks for letting me share my thoughts. Pedal channels can be boring or interesting. Just gotta show how pedals cans be applied and that’s where their tone shines. No one that I know uses a centaur style pedal by itself the whole song. It’s a compatible overdrive.

😂 yeah

Thanks for watching! After I completed this video I finished the job of swapping out all the electrolytic capacitors and my gosh did it ever make a difference this pedals repeats are lush, full and decay beautifully. It’s a real favourite of mine. I love having it on my board. Only having 300 Ms of max delays make it a little tricky to dial in to synchronize with other delays. I’m finding that if I set the Dm-2 to a ms amount that calculates to 16th notes I can use it to expand delay effects and warm up my signal. I think the other thing I’ll do is spray the input / output jacks with contact cleaner. That way the pedal signal isn’t compromised in any way.

I know doesn’t really strike me as an authentic Silverburst. It’s a Les Paul Standard with a big antique Silverburst finish with a few Adam Jones Specs

If you look boss Ds-1 service notes you’ll find the schematic and an outlined diagram of the circuit board

@Pedalheadshow thanks, indeed I found it. In fact, it was located in the same place, but for some reason, I wanted to trace the signal and used input 11 instead of 10. That did nit made sense, thus the question.