getting my pedal board together

[0175westwood29]

so im starting to put together my board for my dual rig setup ive been getting together as it looks like ive have a more beefy amp sorted soon and need it ready to go when i grab another cab around october when we start gigging again!

im planning on having this signal chain,

from my bass go into my TU-2 then into my crybaby and then into my lehle pedal swticher.


then take the A out of the lehle into my db750 and 610hlf as my clean sound. and from B go into the input on my LS-2, then on loop A put my ehx metal muff, then on loop B put my other two effects firstly my yet to be bought ODB-3 and then my line 6 FM4.

then the out put of the LS-2 goes into my boss loop station then onto the effected amp and more than likely 210 cab.

sound ok or is there anything you guys would do dif?

andy

[Mike19]

If you are using the Crybaby as a volume pedal, I recommend (budget perrmitting):

> put 2 pedals after the switcher

> one pedal for overall volume control (over both amps)

> the second pedal for volume control over the effects amp

A second switcher may be needed to do this.


I also use a dual amp rig (one for clean signal and the other for effects). Sometimes (depending on what effect[s] I'm usung) I need to make the effects amp louder than the clean amp. I do this via a BDDI in the effects chain (but, it doesn't afford continuously variable volume like a pedal would)

Have fun putting your rig together. When you're done, maybe you could post a photo on the Pedal Board thread.

[0175westwood29]

Originally Posted by Mike19

If you are using the Crybaby as a volume pedal, I recommend (budget perrmitting):

> put 2 pedals after the switcher

> one pedal for overall volume control (over both amps)

> the second pedal for volume control over the effects amp

A second switcher may be needed to do this.


I also use a dual amp rig (one for clean signal and the other for effects). Sometimes (depending on what effect[s] I'm usung) I need to make the effects amp louder than the clean amp. I do this via a BDDI in the effects chain (but, it doesn't afford continuously variable volume like a pedal would)

Have fun putting your rig together. When you're done, maybe you could post a photo on the Pedal Board thread.

wasnt planning on using the crybaby as a volume pedal as its the bass one, i do have it set for a slight boost but not much.

andy