My tryst with the VOX tone lab ST
My pedal board was becoming too big to handle (see pic) and hence I was toying with this idea of using a processor (I know, some of you are making faces, nevertheless). While in Japan, I got to try the VOX Tone lab ST and I immediately loved it for its tone and simplicity. Needless to say, I picked it up. I used it at church and felt it could use some basic tweaks to make it even more simpler and effective. Now this is what I wanted (above and beyond the existing processor) · To carry it to church and setting it up, I needed to carry the processor in the box along with the power supply (wall wart) and the necessary cables. · I love delay pedals and delay pedals that have a “tap tempo” switch at that, but to my dismay VOX has a tiny little fraction of a switch as a tap tempo. · To make my tweak more fun, a good friend in church plugged the 100V (yes 100V in Japan and 110V like in the US) adapter into a 220V Indian power socket to make the adapter s