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02-25-2019, 07:29 AM
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Trace Elliot Transit A ?
I've about decided on the Trace Elliot Transit A floor pedal, and was wondering if anyone on here has had any experience with it - good or bad? I play mainly at church. I've got a semi acoustic with B-band UST/AST pickups, switchable to a noiseless single coil at the neck. I like the modest effects that come on the pedal ( chorus, reverb, delay, and boost). the tuner and mute are a must, and it has Trace's acoustic shaping mix built in...
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02-25-2019, 07:45 AM
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I have this unit and use it when I don't want or need to take a pedal board.
Pros: - Built like a tank - Tuner is easy to read/use in low light - Has most of the features you need in one small, compact unit - Nice carrying pouch Cons: - Doesn't play well with non-OEM adapters - Hard to read knobs due to backlights - Boost knob gets real loud real quick I think it's worth considering, good bang for the buck.
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02-26-2019, 07:27 AM
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A question on it - does the tuner button 'lock' in mute position, or is it just a momentary switch? I need one with a constant mute for use during service. From what I've been able to find on it the tuner button is just momentary.
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03-05-2019, 10:46 AM
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I bought one of these, and received it a few days ago. So here is a short review for those that may be interested.
First, a very high build quality. Heavy cast aluminum housing, stomp switches are all real switches, not the flimsy circuit board type. This is a very functional unit, offering a few great effects, some good acoustic EQ features and very versatile. Effects include reverb, Chorus, delay, variable boost,and something of a compressor that is tied to the input level control. It has a boost switch for passive pickups that increases the gain on the input. There are 1/4" phone, and XLR outputs. The tuner function mutes the output, and tuning is very easy to do, and see where you are with this unit. If you are wanting a DI that leans more toward flexibility and added effects, and less toward capturing that ' true acoustic' sound, this might be for you.
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