Reamp recommendations?
2025.01.23 23:11 TruthThroughArt Reamp recommendations?
Just discovered I'd be best served with reamps when connect pedals with instrument inputs to my synths. I have both mono and stereo pedals and would like to use a stereo reamp into a stereo chorus. The mono issue is solved but for stereo, what are recommendations that are reasonably priced? could i get away with two radial reamp pedals and have my right and left into each one?
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2025.01.23 23:11 currentlyhungry DJM-A9 Echo/Spiral Beat FX timing - Get rid of 1/3 timing
Hello fellow DJs,
It has now been almost two years since the DJM-A9 was release and I don’t know if anyone has been able to figure this out.
On the DJM-900NXS2 and even the RX2 I am used to setting the Beat FX timing to the following values 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 when using echo or spiral.
On the A9 for some reason PioneeAlphaTheta thought it was a great idea to add triplet timing and now you can use values such as 1/3, 2/3, 3/4.
While I know they have their use cases, with my workflow they actually get on the way and make certain situations sound like a small train wreck. This is because there is no fast way for me to change from a 1/2 to a 1/4 echo and back without the 1/3 in the middle.
Is there any setting options to disable the 1/3 timing for the Beat FX in general? Is there a workaround you found around this issue?
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2025.01.23 23:11 sem_i_r Security + passed!
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2025.01.23 23:11 WhoTheFLetTheDogsOut Theory: Why the U.S. Won’t Directly Buy Bitcoin but Could Issue a BTC-Backed USD Stablecoin—And How History Might Repeat Itself
1. Introduction There’s long been speculation about whether the U.S. government will start accumulating Bitcoin (BTC) outright. But, given how U.S. monetary policy and public finances function, a more likely scenario is that the government will create a USD-pegged stablecoin (let’s call it “FedCoin,” though it may simply be dubbed “USD”) backed (at least in part) by BTC—rather than spending taxpayer money to directly purchase and hold Bitcoin. This approach allows the government to retain control over currency issuance, leverage Bitcoin’s growing reputation as “digital gold,” and potentially repeat the historical cycle where a currency is launched with a “hard asset” backing before eventually depegging.
2. Lessons From Gold-Backed USD 2.1 Gold Seizure & Peg
- In the early 20th century, the U.S. government effectively nationalized gold by requiring citizens to exchange their gold for U.S. dollars.
- This forced adoption of the dollar, which was officially redeemable in gold, thereby bolstering trust in the currency.
- Over time, the gold standard was dismantled in stages, culminating in the 1971 “Nixon Shock,” which ended the dollar’s convertibility to gold.
- This gave the government greater flexibility to manage the money supply without being constrained by gold holdings.
- Just as the dollar once relied on gold to bolster confidence, a future “FedCoin” could be partially backed by BTC—mirroring gold’s old role.
- Eventually, as with gold, the government might find it advantageous to depeg from BTC once FedCoin is deeply entrenched.
- Holding BTC reserves in the Treasury could be politically risky, especially if prices drop sharply or—worst-case scenario—the holding wallet is compromised.
- A stablecoin structure allows the government to benefit from BTC’s potential upside while insulating taxpayers from direct volatility.
- Regulatory On-Ramp: By issuing its own stablecoin, the government can fully control both the fiat on-ramp and off-ramp to crypto.
- Built-In Compliance: A state-backed stablecoin can embed KYC/AML requirements, ensuring robust regulatory oversight at scale.
- Supply Management: As with the Fed’s current operations, the government can expand or contract the stablecoin supply depending on broader monetary goals.
- Market Influence: By holding a BTC reserve, the U.S. could exert significant influence on crypto markets, at least in terms of perceived trust or liquidity.
- Private stablecoins (like USDC or USDT) hold billions in reserves, often in low-risk assets like U.S. Treasuries.
- The interest earned on these reserves can be substantial, creating a lucrative revenue stream for the issuer.
- Interest Income: A Fed-issued stablecoin holding a large pool of fiat reserves (and BTC) could generate billions in interest income.
- Asset Appreciation: If Bitcoin’s price continues to rise, the gains on that portion of the reserves could bolster the Treasury and help offset national debt.
- Some Bitcoin holders prefer self-custody and are highly wary of government intrusion into the crypto space.
- There would likely be resistance to trading in BTC for a government-controlled stablecoin, owing to privacy, independence, and trust concerns.
- The government might offer favorable tax treatment for any gains realized when converting BTC to FedCoin.
- Reduced Capital Gains: A lower tax rate or a tax holiday on BTC gains if holders move coins to FedCoin within a specific window.
- Ease of Liquidity: Immediate liquidation or easy conversion to fiat without the usual tax burdens.
- This mirrors past tactics: just as the government used policy tools (and outright mandates) for gold, they could use tax incentives to encourage—or coerce—the crypto community into adopting FedCoin.
- It’s understandable that decentralization advocates would despise the idea of handing over BTC to a government-controlled token.
- Still, if the government’s tax incentives for swapping to FedCoin are attractive enough, even some die-hard BTC holders might split their bags—opting to partially convert if it eases their tax burden or provides some liquidity benefits.
- This compromise might not align perfectly with Bitcoin maximalist values, but it could be an enticing “deal” for those looking to hedge or reduce tax obligations.
- Initially, tying a stablecoin to Bitcoin might bolster its credibility and encourage adoption among both retail and institutional users.
- Over time, once FedCoin is dominant, the government may depeg from BTC—akin to how the gold standard was abandoned—thus creating a purely fiat-based “new dollar.”
- Volatility Concerns: If BTC’s market fluctuations start to introduce systemic risks, severing the peg might protect broader financial stability.
- Monetary Freedom: Historically, the U.S. has shown a preference for unconstrained monetary policy. If BTC’s finite supply and price dynamics get in the way, depegging becomes attractive.
- One slightly more sinister aspect is that by creating a new, partially BTC-backed USD, the U.S. could shield itself from the worst effects of hyperinflation on the “old” fiat USD if it ever came to pass.
- As long as the new USD remains (at least temporarily) backed by BTC, it might enjoy immunity from the runaway printing that could cripple the old-dollar system.
- This creates a scenario where the government effectively “switches horses” if the old USD becomes too inflated, leaving holders of the legacy currency bearing the brunt of potential hyperinflation.
- These stablecoins have a combined market cap in the tens of billions, demonstrating strong market demand for fiat-pegged crypto assets.
- Issuers derive significant revenue from their reserves, proving the model is highly profitable at scale.
- An official FedCoin has the full backing of the U.S. government, likely leading to unparalleled trust among users globally.
- Being pegged to the world’s reserve currency (USD) would likely secure widespread domestic and international adoption.
- Digital Gold & Historical Echoes: Just as gold once backed the dollar, BTC could initially back FedCoin.
- Revenue & Debt Reduction: Stablecoin issuance could bolster government coffers through interest income, offsetting national debt without new taxes.
- Managed Crypto On-Ramp: By issuing FedCoin, the U.S. would maintain a tight grip on crypto adoption, with compliance built into its design.
- Eventual Depegging: If history is any guide, once the government is firmly in control, it may sever BTC convertibility—repeating the gold standard playbook.
- Incentivized Adoption: To overcome resistance from crypto enthusiasts, the government could use tax incentives to encourage swapping BTC for FedCoin, which—even if not aligned with maximalist values—some holders may find irresistible.
- Shielding from Hyperinflation: By pivoting to a “new USD” that’s (initially) backed by BTC, the U.S. might insulate itself from any hyperinflation risk tied to the old fiat USD.
What’s Your Take?
- Would a BTC-backed FedCoin accelerate crypto adoption, or would it stifle the decentralized ethos of Bitcoin?
- How likely is it that the government would offer special tax incentives for converting BTC to FedCoin?
- Does this represent a genuine step forward for Bitcoin, or just another twist on government monetary control?
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2025.01.23 23:11 Emergency_Lettuce759 Am I doing something wrong here?
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2025.01.23 23:11 lovely13917 $2 medium any iced or hot drink
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2025.01.23 23:11 Inevitable_Cake1081 Teens in Cozumel?
Is there any English speaking teens in Cozumel? I’m here for a months and looking for friends
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2025.01.23 23:11 DreamPirates Shanaya Kapoor Indian Actress #ShanayaKapoor
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2025.01.23 23:11 ExtremeCut7922 Why do they choose us?
A month after my DA blindsided me. I’m just wondering why me. What made her choose me. To be with me for 3 years. Then leave me outta nowhere. My ex dated about 20 ppl before me. All lasting only a few months at a time. Then she meets me and wants to be in a relationship. Idk what I did or what about me made her finally want love. I don’t believe I did anything special. Some times I wish I never met her or wish she just treated me like every other guy. Date me for a few months and move on to the next. And spare me the heartbreak.
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2025.01.23 23:11 GaviFromThePod Trail Blazers’ Scoot Henderson’s development aided by Chris Fleming, who worked with Bulls’ Coby White
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2025.01.23 23:11 lex-nar Belina, o carro do vovô e da vovó que moram em uma cidade do interior
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2025.01.23 23:11 lujier my brain is STONED xd
2025.01.23 23:11 Mek4shi Deêm ideias de atividades para fazer em casal
Que tipo de atividades vocês fazem para sair da rotina em casal? pode ser algo em casa mesmo, ou ao ar livre... gostaria de algumas ideias para colocar em prática e deixar uma noite/tarde mais legal com ele
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2025.01.23 23:11 AmbassadorFun2827 Dating in Islam
Wondering if having a girlfriend is ok in islam
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2025.01.23 23:11 Appropriate_Luck_355 Is getting your story reviewed a good sign?
I got my story reviewed and they flagged me for profanity? It’s in another language I fixed it. I’m scared of the flag.
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2025.01.23 23:11 Lost-Permission-1767 Prensin Şehri
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2025.01.23 23:11 Impressive_Pool_7959 what happend to kernel vulnerability? is it patched?
Fan Control has a kernel vulnerability CVE-2020-14979 WingRing is the driver responsible for this.
there are some discord threads and other stuff also mentioned under JayzTwoCents vid about fan control
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDPKVKBMQU8&t=1254s
so is this still a thing got it patched what happend to the problem?
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2025.01.23 23:11 DildoShwaggins14 Plg inquiry
This is probably a dumb question so don't give me shit for it lol. But how can I find a plug without looking sketchy or like a narc? I live in Atlanta but I don't wanna go up to random people asking if they know of a plug. I'm sure it's impossible but I figured I'd at least give it a shot and ask on here. Again please don't give me too much shit for asking:(
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2025.01.23 23:11 Ok_Cardiologist5961 C4 Corvette 1986 Engine swap
Hey, i have a 1986 red automatic corvette, it is the base model and has about 160k miles on the engine and chassis. The engine blew up on me a few months back and have been trying to find solid info on swapping the engine out for something familiar to minimize fob work and save some expenses. I am set on getting a crate motor, full block with heads, fuel system, and everything else the block needs. I don’t have a lot of extensive knowledge of of cars, just some more advanced knowledge than the average person. Now i am wondering if anyone has any suggestions on crate engines, or if anyone thinks building one is bettecheaper, please let me know.
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2025.01.23 23:11 heather_michelle99 Gross
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2025.01.23 23:11 UNITED24Media Additionally, an oil refinery in Ryazan is burning due to drone attacks
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2025.01.23 23:11 GoGetSilverBalls Look at you, all progressive, Oklahoma!
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2025.01.23 23:11 ConsciousTill2991 Oh Vermont
I love this state for so many reasons. And I loved how everyone in this group came together to help eachother out when the first storm came through almost 2 years ago this coming summer now. You know with all this states miscommunication about which roads were open and closed. I still enjoy seeing those post from hikers and such as they give me inspiration for my next adventure.
But why must we bring politics to this forum and then allow other voices to be shut down. I've seen so many deleted comments which indicates that people are either deleting thier own comments or they are being silenced. That's not the VT I know. Not the VT I fell in love with.
So much for tolerance but all I've seen in the last week is Hate. Maybe we could be more productive as a community and work to overcome the things we disagree with and come up with solutions.
Or just keep complaining and let nothing change out there in the real world we're we actually live our lives, go to work and school, buy or food and other goods, see our family and friends. It's just a thought.
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