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Post your pedalboard XXI - Tequillia!

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woohoo! (rarely get a chance to do that :D)

here it is, no change since i got the mastotron and the eventides.

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actually have both the eventides wired stereo in/stereo out now, this pic is obviously dated heh.


hopefully i can get enough dough sometime soon to get the boobies assmaster in there - i really want that thing.

i'm also wiring myself up a P&C clone, just gotta get the opamp chip and a few pots and i'll be good to go.
 
latest and greatest:
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gave the ph-2 to my guitarist, it drains too much low end at any setting and sounded way too digital. got the delay last week, so far im very pleased with it

next on the list are an octaver of some sort, and a nice, doomy overdrive. i like the sounds ive heard from the catalinbread sft, but i dont want to spend that much money if i can get a similar sound for cheaper. crazy high gain with tons of bass. as far as an octave goes, im looking at the ehx octave multiplexer. oh yeah, and the board is homemade :p
 
@ fightthepower:

wow, your pedalboards are massive!!

You nearly got all the pedals on the market you need to create synth-like sounds.
And you got all the pedals I ever wanted to own...(cannot hide envy :hiding:)

But are you really using them in a band context and live? My pedalboard is half as big as one of yours and I often have to tweak during songs, what I really love to do.
It's ok cause I have like 4 setups for each pedal I use...so I can remember everything and I know what sound will come out of my cabinet before playing a note.

And you got 5 filters!!! (including the complicated barge...)

I don't want to be insulting or anything like this, but is it useable in a live context? (beneath its weight)
Or isn't it an overkill?

I would love to hear something of your band!! Or at least some soundclips!
Cause now after you have finally shown your full setup, all the synth-bass-pedal geeks in this forum (including me), would really appreciate it to hear everything you can get out of this monster(s)!!:D
Some video demos would be cool too.

But however really nice boards!!
 
@ fightthepower:



I don't want to be insulting or anything like this, but is it useable in a live context? (beneath its weight)
Or isn't it an overkill?

I would love to hear something of your band!! Or at least some soundclips!

He's posted a number of pedal demo clips and band stuff.

EDIT: Found his SoundClick page again:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=916770

Some very cool stuff there.
 
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Final Ver. of my pedalboard.

Benavente Vortex 4 Str.-> EBS Stanley Clarke Wah -> Chunk Systems Agent 00Funk Mark II-> EBS MultiComp-> EBS OctaBass-> Malekko B:AssMaster-> PiggyFX BassBoar-> EBS MultiDrive-> AnalogMan BI-CHORUS+Depth Switch->EBS TremoLo-> Malekko EKKO 600D-> AshDown MAG C-115-300W
 
woohoo! (rarely get a chance to do that :D)

here it is, no change since i got the mastotron and the eventides.

stompboxes.jpg


actually have both the eventides wired stereo in/stereo out now, this pic is obviously dated heh.


hopefully i can get enough dough sometime soon to get the boobies assmaster in there - i really want that thing.

i'm also wiring myself up a P&C clone, just gotta get the opamp chip and a few pots and i'll be good to go.

Two reasons I like your board:

1.) Has everything one could need
2.) Even though I am on a super high speed connection, it still took a while to load :D
 
Nice board Jimmy, what's the signal chain?

Tuner -> Mini Milkshake Blender (between the bars on the right) Fuzzy Kitten (green muff clone) and Messdrive in the blend loop -> OC-2 -> Groove Regulator -> Reverb -> Delay -> Comp ->out to amp.

My dirt is in the blend loop which tames the Messdrive a bit and beefs up the Kitten. I've been experimenting with the comp in different places, but I really like it at the end to tidy up the Groove Regulator/Octave/Messdrive combo that I use to make robot sounds.

I'm in an indie-folk band, but robots are folk too!
 
As promised in Part XX, here is my board with my new Cherry Pop:

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Signal goes: Bass-Tuner-NS2-BSW(dry out)-Cherry Pop-Hematoma-VT-SMMH(left input). I run the effect output of the BSW to the right input on the SMMH, which blends the two signals when you kick it on. That way I have a clean, thick octave sound under a distorted normal sound.

Also promised, the cheapest board that will probably be posted in this thread:

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The "board" in this one is actually a the back cover of a three-ring binder that I had laying around. I needed something to mount my "church" pedals pedals on, so I slapped some velcro on it, and voila!
 
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