Does the Dingbat Tiny fit in the Mono tick? The board and case measurements suggest that it won't, but your pictures make it look like it will?
Sadly it does not - sorry for potentially implying it. I was hoping it might but oh well. The dingbat case is larger but still okay
Did you select the Kemper as your output device/speaker? If you do that it should work exactly as you want it to.
Found my own answer. Nevermind all and sorry!
Would you mind sharing? That way someone with the same problem who finds the threat can benefit from it.
The player currently does not support the transpose effect block but only transpose in the input section, it works fine though if you're looking for a pitch shifter
You can btw also open the extended tuner by putting the volume pedal to full heel (I like that feature a lot)
What are the specifications for the current doubler cables? Should be male-to-male I guess?
If you DIY it yes and then you have 4 inputs on one side going all in parallel to one output. Or you buy 3 of their cables (my current setup, going to replace them with a custom one in the next few days though)
That is looking good.
I'm thinking if the currency doubler cable trick would work with DC7 as well...
It does, I had the DC7 under it before
You can think of the DC7 and SOL as "electrically the same" but 7 or 5 outputs that behave identical. The DC7 then also has a USB out for charging and their "aux port" which allows you to connect the crux to it.
Is there a possibility to show us the underside of the board?
Sure
currently running that setup (Dingbat Tiny, Shure GLXDR16+, Dunlop DVP4 Mini)
I will most likely take off the DVP (and have it extra) when the Luminite Graviton M1 I ordered arrivies.
I might swap the SOL out with the DC7 then, depending how powering everything works.
This is my "vacation rig" and took it to Sweden over new year's (without the Dingbat at that time) and its very nice for that purpose.
Has anyone tried to use the Cioks SOL with current doubler cables to power the Kemper?
Currently doing that (4. outputs into one) works fine
thi_100 would you mind sharing what fixed it?
That could be helpful for other people facing similar issues
so 4 outputs 9v 500ma each? which means this pedal powers up with 9V 2000ma?
I think it's 4 at 660 each at 9v so 2640ma so ~23.75w
And Cioks also sells parallel cables (you can use 3 to get 4 outputs into one)
Np! Now I'm struggling to find a power supply for the board.
Depending on your needs a Cioks Sol (5 outputs, 4 needed for player) or Cioks DC7 (7 outputs, optional add on, Crux, that can power the player on its own, or 4 for the player again)
Not the cheapest options but rock solid and buy once and stop thinking about it territory
Its the Voodoo Labs Dingbat Tiny!
Thanks!
No. Standard USB is 5 volts. The pedal needs 9.
You can use e.g. the Engl Power Tap Portable can be used to step up the voltage.
This is gonna be my new setup!
Just wondering how am I going to power the player up.
What pedalboard is that? Size looks great
10-4. I saw that post. Looks like Transpose is MIA in the Player but then there was a post right after that saying it was there. Getting definitive info from this thread is dodgy. Thanks for the clarification.
As the previous post said, you can set transpose for the whole rig but not by using a pitch shifter/transpose stomp
What do you mean by that? How you connect this?
I myself use my Kemper Stage with an iPad which I plug in straight with a USB B to USB C cable. Works great.
the same but usb-c to usb-b. I tried with a pixel tablet and pixel 7a
Hey,
I recently got my Player and promptly took it with me on vacation - and overall it's exactly right for thing for me in this context.
The only annoyance is that I think there is a bit rate mismatch in my set-up making audio from android "fuzzy"/"crackly"
The routing is guitar into the player, android tablet into player and player to headphones.
I am avoiding Bluetooth because the latency is sometimes annoying (when any kind of tab is involved).
Any idea on how to fix/work around it?
I will try to buy a matching USB hub to run the player into the tablet and then the tablet audio via an adapter to headphones. Then the daw should be able to compensate but I don't feel like shopping around for a hub locally.
