Deja Vu Tap Tempo question

[Mincer]

Re: Deja Vu Tap Tempo question

I will say that unless you are directly above the green LED it catches the light in such a way to seem like it is on when it isn't. If I turn it on, you can see the difference, but it does 'shimmer' a bit when off.

[frankfalbo]

Re: Deja Vu Tap Tempo question

I sanded my green LED with 600 grit. It turns it into a "frosted" LED which you can see from all angles. We should have used a frosted LED.

As for the blinking LED, that's pretty standard for tap tempo pedals that can accept taps when they're off. There's nothing "design flawed" about that. In fact for many players it would be a design flaw to shut it off.

[carrots]

Re: Deja Vu Tap Tempo question

I sanded my green LED with 600 grit. It turns it into a "frosted" LED which you can see from all angles. We should have used a frosted LED.

As for the blinking LED, that's pretty standard for tap tempo pedals that can accept taps when they're off. There's nothing "design flawed" about that. In fact for many players it would be a design flaw to shut it off.

Okay if you say so... I completely but respectfully disagree. I'm going to pull the battery that may make a difference. I never use batteries anyway.

[Chickenwings]

Re: Deja Vu Tap Tempo question

Okay if you say so... I completely but respectfully disagree. I'm going to pull the battery that may make a difference. I never use batteries anyway.

pulling the battery wont make a difference. Plugging in the ac adapter disables the battery circuit anyways. if it really drives you mad, you will have to unplug the input jack...but if course then you get nothing! lol...
or...
just chill...mebbe youll learn to like the flashing led like most ppl who use it.

btw....whats the axe in your avatar? got any info or larger pics on it?