The other X-Mini capsule speaker I own is the X-Minimax version which I do not prominently mention here.
It's actually a 2-in-1 unit, the whole can be detached to reveal two halves. I would usually deploy them as depicted above, one of which would be in 'more-bass' mode.Any tonal difference from the regular, Gen 1 version? None; the reason I don't mention it here as often.
4 comments:
Sub bro,
wanna seek your advice, am looking to buy the xmini speakers for stereo guitar input from my echo park pedal which can be individual mono-A and mono-B out.
If I buy the twin menace I can't set this up because it's just one input split into two speakers, right?
Must I buy two sets of single xmini speaker instead? but that's more costly )=
-whyuforcemetosignup frm soft
hi bro, i'd say you refrain attaching this speaker (any incarnations) direct to pedals as it sounds rather horrible this way. the X-mini units sound best with devices offering a headphone-out feature which many multi-FX models possess.
Sub bro,
I do have the yamaha magicstomp think it has headphones output but guess it would defeat the purpose now cos the multi-efx won't have the stereo in from say the echopark.
that is very helpful though very painful information to know! Thought I could have a cheap getaway to a stereo "amp" setup for stereo output pedals! You definitely saved me from S$80 to $90..
must I now buy another Ibanez Valbee to get true stereo at a price? )=
-why from soft
ah, then getting another amp would be your appropriate solution. if there isn't a pressing need to go stereo, then maybe you can save yourself some money... but then again, the stereo tone is so, very tempting... :-)
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