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Post Your Pedalboard XXII - Enter the Twilight Zone....

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(Continued from: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=584071&page=51)

Might as well start a new one :D

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Still gotta get a board for the GT.....

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This is Miss Liz Powell. She's a professional dancer and she's in the hospital as a result of overwork and nervous fatigue. And at this moment we have just finished walking with her in a nightmare. In a moment she'll wake up and we'll remain at her side. The problem here is that both Miss Powell- and you- will reach a point where it might be difficult to decide which is reality and which is nightmare, a problem uncommon perhaps, but rather peculiar... to the Twilight Zone.

Kinda feels like that with FX sometimes don't it?
 
I don't think I've ever done this before...."
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Nonsense, a BigO board without cables is par for the course! :p

BigO- Whats the 'bandpass' like on your Brain Freeze? My Photron seems to not have a bandpass at all... more like a 50/50 blended something-pass, or band-reject or something... I checked the RF page and this seems to be what is described, so not sure if mine has a problem, if the description of the pedal is misleading, or if my ignorance on the subject is to blame.... emailed them last week and no response yet, so dunno.. Im trying to use the Photron as a bandpass now so hoping I can get it fixed, or modded, or whatever it may be.

The 'bandpass' passes the whole audio range... no highs or lows cut, they just come through unaffected with a phaser-ish sweep in the middle.
 
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your board keeps getting larger...then smaller... then it balloons up again... kinda like oprah. i think you have the most spastic board changes on the TB.


take it as a compliment haha

Ya :o

IIRC the phases of my board were:

- Small (TU-2>MD-2>PW-10>RV-5), then I joined TB
- Got bigger (Sparkle Drive>CFH>Muff'n was the basis of this stage, with some other things like chorus, delay and verb in there)
- PODxt. Decided to size down the board to just having the FBV on the floor. Got a mic stand and adaptor for the bean itself
- POD X3. Supposed to be the next big thing. Traded the "xt" for monies towords the X3
- Found the X3 to be more of the same amp/cab-wise as the "xt". Sold X3 to a friend who sold his PODxt (non bass ver) to one of his buddies.
- Re-acquired an English Muff'n and got an SCP (IIRC)
- Bought a VT-bass and MicroBassII. Formed a miniboard from the VT, MBII and the SCP. (was supposed to expand into mega board territory, but...)
- Running low on money and there being no jobs in the electrical sector when I graduate forces me to return the VT and MBII and sell the Muff'n, again....
- Bought a zoom B2. Holds me for a while.
- Acquire employment, just not in the electrical sector.
- Start acquiring fuzzes etc, for my mega-board plan.
- Realize that the delay, modulation and filtering I want costs way too ****ing much, buy a GT-10B instead (EDIT: and now I use the GT for pitch shifting instead of wah/filter :eyeroll:)
- With the acquisition of the Noisebox, the board "system" becomes complete, minus a board for the GT-10B/FV-500H.
- Present: Not sure what to do with the Lunchbox/TLSF/XXLB/B2.....
 
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