"It lacks an LED... can't be that hard to install one" - famous last words. Great demo of the setups - always amazing what fits in these small form factors! Cheers!
@@TheOtherJohnBrowne Queue James May stating "I've done this properly" whilst messing it up spectacularly. And just like that my feed is full of TG/TGT.
Fuck, I need that. Also we REALLY need some Lichtlaerm shirts with the different Aphelior artworks! Oh and I couldn't agree more about power supply. IEC cable or go home! Needing a specific wall wart is just pure horror for live shows...
Would be cool if there was a 'flat response' toggle in there for wet dry use. I guess you didn't run any sweeps to see if there is a neutral enough setting of the knobs. :)
On this comparison the PandorA sounds much nicer to my ear. Much weightier, more depth. Like what I would expect from a power amp and cab. Must try one of these with my HX Stomp rig
Definitely more upper mids and highs in the EVH but it held up. Hard to tell from a video how it feels, but seems alright! I like how it is power agnostic. Probably you could take an old laptop charger and throw on a compatible plug to get a strong powersource (albeit it may be very noisy because I doubt they have good filtering!)
In fact there is a shitload of filtering already in there - these laptop-PSUs have insane ground hum, tho. Filtering the voltage won’t change that. The Pandora even has a full wave rectifier built in that gets rid of the ripple and turns AC into DC voltage. But you know how it is with everything sh*t in, sh*t out. It can be done but there’s a reason why power conditioners are huge and expensive!
I'd suggest to anyone who gigs, get a pedalboard power amp just to have in a bag as a backup and there's many other uses too..I was shocked just how loud the cheapie Harley Benton GPA-100 power amp is and it will run at 4 ohms.... for €79, they are worth trying. It's not powered by a pedalboard power supply but a standard amp lead. I end up using these small amps more at home than the big beasts just out of convenience
05:14 your videos would br even better if you looped riffs while twisting gear knobs. You should get a looper pedal like the Ditto and use it in your demos imo.
I don't think the bright character of a tube amp works that well with effects normally, so I can see how having a solid state amp running effects into another cab could be good, since they normally can't hit the bright high frequences that tube amps can and this would be good for effects because effects in my opinion don't sound that good when there uber bright.
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was so awesome seeing your reaction when you heard the wet dry for the first time. sounds good man!
I had never tried that before and was delighted with the result
@reminds me of the first time playing on stereo delay. It’s hard to go back to mono, still fun, but it’s not stereo. 😃
Really curious to try this out when the time comes! Congrats to 4k subscribers! Well deserved!
Thank you, buddy!
Pandora rocks and so do YOU!
Appreciate you, bro!
Great demo as always! Love your videos!
Cheers
You nailed it once again! So great you showcased the stereo or wet/dry-thing :)
Thanks, mate!
That particular part was shockingly fun!
Very, very, very cool; now waiting for a slightly larger Lichtlaerm poweramp for modelers 😁
That would be SICK
"It lacks an LED... can't be that hard to install one" - famous last words.
Great demo of the setups - always amazing what fits in these small form factors!
Cheers!
"How hard can it be?"
- Jeremy Clarkson
Daniel tells me the next batch will have a status LED
@@TheOtherJohnBrowne Queue James May stating "I've done this properly" whilst messing it up spectacularly.
And just like that my feed is full of TG/TGT.
🔥 They're making some great gear
Absolutely
Nice sound
Only got to 1:53 and already your best video.
Hahaha!
Fuck, I need that. Also we REALLY need some Lichtlaerm shirts with the different Aphelior artworks!
Oh and I couldn't agree more about power supply. IEC cable or go home! Needing a specific wall wart is just pure horror for live shows...
+1 for Lichtlaerm shirts!
Better than 30w Babybomb, or Duncan's Powerstage thing?
I had a Powerstage 170 for a while and I prefer this. Can't comment on the Babybomb as I have never played one
Would be cool if there was a 'flat response' toggle in there for wet dry use. I guess you didn't run any sweeps to see if there is a neutral enough setting of the knobs. :)
I did not but I may in future. The presence and resonance knobs seem quite powerful
On this comparison the PandorA sounds much nicer to my ear. Much weightier, more depth. Like what I would expect from a power amp and cab. Must try one of these with my HX Stomp rig
I actually prefered sound of Pandora 😳 Im currently using power amp with preamp setup so it's interesting!
Yeah ! 😍
Definitely more upper mids and highs in the EVH but it held up. Hard to tell from a video how it feels, but seems alright! I like how it is power agnostic. Probably you could take an old laptop charger and throw on a compatible plug to get a strong powersource (albeit it may be very noisy because I doubt they have good filtering!)
that was exactly the thought - these old laptop PSU's are super noisy in fact, tho...
@@danielringl8501 Could you have added some filtering somehow? Like a big fat filter cap in the pedal itself?
In fact there is a shitload of filtering already in there - these laptop-PSUs have insane ground hum, tho. Filtering the voltage won’t change that.
The Pandora even has a full wave rectifier built in that gets rid of the ripple and turns AC into DC voltage. But you know how it is with everything sh*t in, sh*t out. It can be done but there’s a reason why power conditioners are huge and expensive!
@@lichtlaermaudio ah that’s super cool to learn. Sounds like a really fun engineering challenge :-)
@@lichtlaermaudio come to think of it, a Pandora XL with an IEC plug and a built in powersupply for itself and other pedals would be pretty cool.
I'd suggest to anyone who gigs, get a pedalboard power amp just to have in a bag as a backup and there's many other uses too..I was shocked just how loud the cheapie Harley Benton GPA-100 power amp is and it will run at 4 ohms.... for €79, they are worth trying. It's not powered by a pedalboard power supply but a standard amp lead. I end up using these small amps more at home than the big beasts just out of convenience
is it loud enough to compet with a drummer?
With the right power supply, it should be
@@TheOtherJohnBrowne im using cioks and with a doubler i can get to 24v (1000mA) im totally getting 2 of them to play stereo
05:14 your videos would br even better if you looped riffs while twisting gear knobs.
You should get a looper pedal like the Ditto and use it in your demos imo.
Great suggestion
@@TheOtherJohnBrowne Good to hear :)
Imagine a sound person having to make the band/musician/song stop each time he/she needed to tweak something :)
I don't think the bright character of a tube amp works that well with effects normally, so I can see how having a solid state amp running effects into another cab could be good, since they normally can't hit the bright high frequences that tube amps can and this would be good for effects because effects in my opinion don't sound that good when there uber bright.
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Dont look in pandoras box!
She ll get mad