1970's Board

[Kromwarp]

So, at the moment, the board I use for my band is currently set, but I had an idea for a little project board just to fool around with. Heres the layout:

Electro-Harmonix USA Big Muff -> Electro-Harmonix Small Stone -> Boss GEB-7 Bass EQ

Figure it would be a cool little project to do on the side, give me some vintage 1970's tones

Cheers!

[MakiSupaStar]

Why do you have the EQ pedal on there? Just curious.

[Kromwarp]

Just to boost some of the lows that'll be lost with the Muff

[René_Julien]

Originally Posted by MakiSupaStar

Why do you have the EQ pedal on there? Just curious.

Why are you out of Off Topic? Just curious.

[MakiSupaStar]

Originally Posted by René_Julien

Why are you out of Off Topic? Just curious.

HaHa. Generally I avoid Effects like the plague because I have no will power. I have been doing a lot recording lately and have been delving heavy into my board. So the last couple of days I was plodding around Effects, and now look what happened. I'm meeting a guy to buy an old Japanese Boss Flange today. Tomorrow a guy to buy a bassballs nano, and over the weekend a guy to buy a Line 6 Echo Park. This is the exact reason I stay out of here. Man, I suck.

Thanks Krom. I have that pedal, and have been contemplating dumping it because I don't see much of a use for it. So every time I see someone with one, I'm asking them how to use it, just to see if I really do want to dump it. I'm going to be reconfiguring my board soon and putting the GE7 behind my OC-2 to see how it works there.

[jufros]

It works really really well if you like to your your octaves 100% wet.

[bassbrad]

If you were really going back in time the EQ would be an MXR 6 band or 10 band EQ, the GEB 7 came later.

[MakiSupaStar]

Originally Posted by jufros

It works really really well if you like to your your octaves 100% wet.

Yeah, I'm looking forward to plugging this into my board and seeing how it works. The wetter the better as far as I'm concerned.