continued from part 16 here: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=523659
My current board:
My current board:
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Thats a cool name right there.Here is the blender
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I hated these threads when they had imaginative or humourous titles. These dry maths-based ones are much cooler.
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Whyd ya get rid of the Flipster??no new shots... but my Flipster and Flanger are gone
Whyd ya get rid of the Flipster??
So the Orange Peel does a good tube feel from your SS??not for wanting it gone... I have most the bits I need to build another (without the fancy box though). I was asked if I'd be willing to part with it and my Maxon FL9 by a local player (he's on here too). I was thinking about ditching the flanger for the trem I'm building and/or a Option 5 Destination Rotation Single... plus my Orange Peel does the 'tube head' thing in a wicked way that had me hitting the Flipster less and less![]()
So the Orange Peel does a good tube feel from your SS??
Whats the OD on it like? Subtle? Good lows? etc...

Better hurry to get on the first page!
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Built the board myself (and looks like it). It's about the size of a PT 2. I pray to God I never need a board bigger than this. Got a couple more pedals coming, but they'll probably get rotated in and out as I need them.
On the floor 3 feet to my right. I decided to go with the Micro Pog for everyday usage since it's cleaner, works with chords, and does everything I need in an octaver for about 1/6th the weight. I really like it, but the Whammy Pedal's going to be something I use only when I know I'll need it, which means mostly at homeWhere's the Whammy?