How would you put these in order?

[DanGouge]

I've been making some changes to the ol' signal chain and I was wondering how I should sequence the following:

Fulltone Bass-Drive
Wounded Paw Attack Goat
Dunlop 105Q (the white crybaby)
EBS Unichorus
Tech 21 VT Bass

Bonus:

I have a QTron somewhere that I might put in there if I can get a looper for it (too much tone-suck otherwise).

[baalroo]

I would put them so that the output from one goes to the input of the next, all the way down the line. Hope that helps.

[dannybuoy]

I would go:

Goat -> 105Q -> Fulltone -> VT Bass -> Chorus

If the Q-Tron has an FX loop, put it first and try putting the Goat in the fx loop so that you can get the filter post-fuzz but still responding to the original input signal.

Did you get the VT Bass already? If so where from?

[DanGouge]

Originally Posted by dannybuoy

Did you get the VT Bass already? If so where from?

Long & McQuade had them in Toronto. I actually didn't know about it until I saw it there (I can't remember the last time I saw a bass pedal in a shop before reading about it online). I tried it and bought the day after.

[DanGouge]

Upon further reflection: any reason to put the fuzz before the wah but the overdrive after it?

[dannybuoy]

Because it sounds good that way!

Some people prefer wah before distortion, some prefer wah after distortion. Putting the wah between 2 dirt pedals means you have both options available to you. Try swapping them around - you may prefer fuzz after wah and OD before, see what sounds good to you.

[Happynoj]

Dunlop 105Q (the white crybaby)
Q-Tron
Fulltone Bass-Drive
Wounded Paw Attack Goat
EBS Unichorus
Tech 21 VT Bass


That would be my choice.

[rustynuts]

You're going to get nearly as many answers as there are people on this forum. Me, I'd go like this:

Fulltone Bass-Drive
Wounded Paw Attack Goat
105Q
Q-Tron
EBS Unichorus
Tech 21 VT Bass