This is how my pedalboard's signal path should look like when it's done

[lowfreq33]

Come on guys, it's only 9 pedals and a tuner. Two of those boxes are loop selectors, one is a DI, one is an amp. Nice board, but it's not INSANE or anything. Actually quite straightforward in it's layout if you actually LOOK at the picture.

[behndy]

yeah. it's a smart layout, but there are WAY crazy multi channel/eq'd split type setups.

[warwick.hoy]

Originally Posted by sonic assassin

man... this is why im glad i only use a couple effects. at that rate, id have to go software or multi effect processor. hope it works out for you though. maybe once its all laid out it will be easier on the eyes.

That's essentially what that switcher is doing. Turning a collection of stompboxes it into a multiFX.

Bednorz,....how expensive was the MusicOmLab MkII+? I'm to lazy to look it up.

[behndy]

not cheap. i think like $700 or so new? they had blemished models for like $650..... i think that's what i paid. and there was nary a scratch on it.

but yah. DUCKETS YO.

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imported from PHANTASMO. deal with it.

[warwick.hoy]

So that Octoloop switcher is selling for a little over 200 bucks USD. Not figuring tariffs and customs and ish.

[Alvaro Martín Gómez A.]

Originally Posted by warwick.hoy

So that Octoloop switcher is selling for a little over 200 bucks USD. Not figuring tariffs and customs and ish.

I paid 286.77 USD for mine including most additional options: Two channels, internal switchable buffer and 8 loops plus additional tuner out. Price also included shipping from the UK to Colombia. And since the package weighs less than two kilograms, I won't have to pay any duties/customs.

[JohnDavisNYC]

that looks pretty badass. i'm curious what the purpose is of the 'two channel' aspect, however... just so that you essentially get an additional loop that is always on? i see you have a wah and compressor in there...

also curious that you have the phaser first!

john

[Alvaro Martín Gómez A.]

Originally Posted by JohnDavisNYC

that looks pretty badass. i'm curious what the purpose is of the 'two channel' aspect, however... just so that you essentially get an additional loop that is always on? i see you have a wah and compressor in there...

also curious that you have the phaser first!

john

According to Mr. Simon Bond (Buzz Electronics' owner)...

The second channel gives you an extra input and output, so for example you could have:
IN1 -> Loops 1-4 -> OUT1
IN2 -> Loops 5-8 -> OUT2
You can connect both channels if you require.

After telling him about the setup I'm thinking of, he decided to assign loops 1-3 to channel 1 and loops 4-8 to channel 2 on my Octo Loop.

About the phaser: Well, I'm still a newbie at this effects stuff and I've planned my effects' order based on the lots of articles/posts I've read about it. From what I've gathered, basically the question is: Phaser before or after distortion? I tried it both ways and, to my ears, the phaser effect is way more noticeable before distortion. Besides, the SP-7 includes two phaser types that can be controlled with playing dynamics, similar to an envelope filter. Such kind of effects work better before compresion and/or distortion. Anyway, and as I said before, I still have lots of experimentation ahead.

[AmpedSilence]

Originally Posted by behndy

woof. mighty.

wait. WAT.

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Very cool looper, I would not know what to do with it... Then again, I only have 2 dirt pedals, a pre amp, tuner and compressor

oh, and 1 bass!

Best of luck!