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Plum?Aside from a Dingwall I'm not sure what I am
How is that Funk U Lator treating you? Very cool pedal.View attachment 1018047 This is the board I use for most of my gigs.
The fuzz varies a lot. I had been pulling my TAFM off of my big board, but I don't like messing with the connections. The SP mk II has worked ok, and not worked, in the past. The Civil War may not last either. I think I actually need a non-muff fuzz for what I want. Maybe that new DOD fuzz, or a Diabolik.
What I'll be using this Saturday night.This is a thread for gig boards - big, small, utility, extreme noise making, let's see 'em. What's going to your next gig? Don't have a board but taking pedals anyway? Let's see those too.
It is a great pedal. I've gotten a number of compliments on the filter tones I get out of it. The filter is very resonant, I am not sure if it is a 2 pole or 4 pole, but it is very resonant. So the clean blend on the filter is well designed to let you take the edge off of the filter. All filter is too resonant and boosted even for me, which is saying something. It is a lowpass filter and the sweep direction is up and there are no controls to change the sweep, but still very good at what it does.How is that Funk U Lator treating you? Very cool pedal.
what's above the crown? can't quite make it out
No pedalboard, so I use the "floor board".![]()
I have over a dozen pedals, but only use 2 or 3 at a time, rotating them from gig to gig. Depends on which band I'm gigging with, what style of music, and what mood I happen to be in.
Here's what I used last gig with my rock band (my busiest band). I almost always use the Darkglass B7K for hard rock, but changed it up. Rundown:
Tech21 Oxford, Darkglass Vintage Deluxe, Damnation Audio MBD-1. I used the MBD-1 for general-purpose usually-on overdrive, the Vintage for heavier midrange crunch, and the Oxford for aggressive ear-piercing clank.
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I won't name 'em all, but here are a few others that get frequent use:
- Darkglass B7K or B7K Ultra is my favorite for modern hard rock
- Creation Audio Grizzly for gentle tube-like OD (classic rock/Motown stuff)
- Idiotbox Blower Box for low, medium, high, or ultra-high gain overdrive
- Origin Cali76 G-P compressor
- Empress Compressor (when stage space is too cramped for the Cali)
How is that Damnation Audio? Does it stack up well with other OD's & Preamps? Would like to put one before my VT Bass that I use as a somewhat gritty preamp.
Tech 21 sans amp RBI and furman PL-8.what's above the crown? can't quite make it out
Regarding that Funk-U-Lator pedal - where did you source it?
It's apparently Italian and the price seems pretty high but the samples at the Meridian site sound great.
Thanks....
Have to pass on the PAS (Pedal Aquisition Syndrome) but dang that
Funk-U-Lator looks and sounds cool!
Thats a nice looking pbass. What year?Rather than start a thread on "vacation rigs," I thought I'd post my vacation rig here... but, I could do a gig with it if the local bass player fails to show on this coming Saturday night.
Non sequiter: all my bands hate me this time of year, because I always go to my ancestral home, christmas through new year's eve.
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I want one...@Tourniquet Man
Thanks... this is a Fullerton 1983 57RI Precision. These were the first American Vintage Reissues made in the original Fullerton plant after Bill Shultz took over production for Fender. Here is a thread on the topic: Fender Fullerton Reissue club