Smallstone phaser input/output

[Thomas Hopf]

Hello,

I consider buying a EH Smallstone phaser, however I need to know which kind
of inputs and outputs it has (stereo/mono jack(s), RCA, ...), as I can't
find this information on the internet.

Thanks very much for your answers,
Thomas

[agent86]

Thomas Hopf wrote:

> I consider buying a EH Smallstone phaser, however I need to know which
> kind of inputs and outputs it has (stereo/mono jack(s), RCA, ...), as I
> can't find this information on the internet.

Like all guitar stomp boxes, ti has 1/4" 2 conductor phone jacks.

[agent86]

Thomas Hopf wrote:

> I consider buying a EH Smallstone phaser, however I need to know which
> kind of inputs and outputs it has (stereo/mono jack(s), RCA, ...), as I
> can't find this information on the internet.

Like all guitar stomp boxes, ti has 1/4" 2 conductor phone jacks.

[Tom Deflumere]

"Thomas Hopf" > wrote in message >...
> Hello,
>
> I consider buying a EH Smallstone phaser, however I need to know which kind
> of inputs and outputs it has (stereo/mono jack(s), RCA, ...), as I can't
> find this information on the internet.
>
> Thanks very much for your answers,
> Thomas

99% sure it has 1/4 inch mono input and output jacks, like most guitar
effects pedals.

[Tom Deflumere]

"Thomas Hopf" > wrote in message >...
> Hello,
>
> I consider buying a EH Smallstone phaser, however I need to know which kind
> of inputs and outputs it has (stereo/mono jack(s), RCA, ...), as I can't
> find this information on the internet.
>
> Thanks very much for your answers,
> Thomas

99% sure it has 1/4 inch mono input and output jacks, like most guitar
effects pedals.

[Sleepgolfer]

I own smallstone phaser and it has ordinary 1/4'' guitar input and output

[Pete Dimsman]

Sleepgolfer wrote:

> I own smallstone phaser and it has ordinary 1/4'' guitar input and output

I am still scratching me head trying to figure out why anybody would
assume anything else.

[philicorda]

On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 10:06:25 -0500, Pete Dimsman wrote:

>
>
> Sleepgolfer wrote:
>
>> I own smallstone phaser and it has ordinary 1/4'' guitar input and output
>
> I am still scratching me head trying to figure out why anybody would
> assume anything else.

Shocking though the concept may be, the OP may never have used hardware
effects! He might want to note that a small stone will not like a
line level input.

[Thomas Hopf]

"philicorda" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
rg...
> On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 10:06:25 -0500, Pete Dimsman wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Sleepgolfer wrote:
> >
> >> I own smallstone phaser and it has ordinary 1/4'' guitar input and
output
> >
> > I am still scratching me head trying to figure out why anybody would
> > assume anything else.
>
> Shocking though the concept may be, the OP may never have used hardware
> effects! He might want to note that a small stone will not like a
> line level input.

Is playing synthesizers and not being a guitarist kind of an excuse? ;)
At that moment I didn't think about the fact the Small Stone is a guitar
effect...
I do use hardware effects, however I'm using a Lexicon MPX100 and this one
is stereo.


Thomas

[philicorda]

On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 11:49:30 +0200, Thomas Hopf wrote:

> "philicorda" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> rg...
>> On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 10:06:25 -0500, Pete Dimsman wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >
>> > Sleepgolfer wrote:
>> >
>> >> I own smallstone phaser and it has ordinary 1/4'' guitar input and
> output
>> >
>> > I am still scratching me head trying to figure out why anybody would
>> > assume anything else.
>>
>> Shocking though the concept may be, the OP may never have used hardware
>> effects! He might want to note that a small stone will not like a
>> line level input.
>
> Is playing synthesizers and not being a guitarist kind of an excuse? ;)

Only if they are analog synths. ;)

> At that moment I didn't think about the fact the Small Stone is a guitar
> effect...
> I do use hardware effects, however I'm using a Lexicon MPX100 and this one
> is stereo.

The small stone works fine on keys, you do have to reduce the output of
the keyboard quite a lot, otherwise it distorts. (Though that could be
nice...)

I have an old roland phaseII as well which has a much shallower phase than
the small stone, but seems to work better on synth strings... might be
worth checking one out if you like string machine sounds.

>
>
> Thomas