• TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
    Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
    Join freeLog in
    Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.

Iron Ether Appreciation Society

Here's to crossing fingers that if the SubTerrograph is a thing, a future round of Subterraneas may be closer to reality as well.

5sg.

I sat it out too but I’m really happy that Taylor is building regularly after the tougher times of COVID, and that he’s mixing things up a bit too.

Congratulations to anyone that snagged one; I bet it’s a fun one!
 
Imagine you own the following IE pedals: FMeron, Polytope, Arcing Prisms, Frantabit, Oxide, Nimbus, Sub/Dubterranea, Xerograph (Deluxe). What would be your prefered order for these pedals?

While I assume that everyone puts the FMeron and Sub/Dubterranea at the beginning and the Arcing Prisms/Nimbus at the end of their chain, I'm especially interested how you line up your Polytope and Frantabit with respect to the Xerograph... do you have them before or after the XG?
 
  • Like
Reactions: Bassbigboom
Imagine you own the following IE pedals: FMeron, Polytope, Arcing Prisms, Frantabit, Oxide, Nimbus, Sub/Dubterranea, Xerograph (Deluxe). What would be your prefered order for these pedals?

While I assume that everyone puts the FMeron and Sub/Dubterranea at the beginning and the Arcing Prisms/Nimbus at the end of their chain, I'm especially interested how you line up your Polytope and Frantabit with respect to the Xerograph... do you have them before or after the XG?

I’d be inclined to put the FB before the XG, and the Poly afterwards. I like the sound of adding filter to the bit crush, and likewise the sound of adding chorus/vibe/etc to a filter