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Modular, useful and cool

kesslari

Groovin' with Fusion Cuisine
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Gold Supporting Member
Dec 21, 2007
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Santa Cruz Mtns, California
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I have my “big” (for me) board for my funk and jam bands, and a small board for other gigs, Jan’s, sessions where effects would be added in post.
I had an Empress Bass Comp and a Strobostomp HD on both boards.
I don't really like having duplicate gear, and this week I had a need for some cash.

So I put those two pedals on a small piece of plywood and now I have a two pedal module that can easily switch them between the two boards.

The unit:
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On the small board:
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The big board with "the space":
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On the big board, "the space" now on the small board.
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Works for me. I think it's pretty cool, if I do say so m'self.
 
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I like that modular concept, a lot. Also, no extra or duplicate stuff. (I just shed four (4) pedals from a rig.)
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I went to near complete Source Audio with the NeuroHub and the Soleman. The platform is two (2) Nano 14" x 5.5" boards joined with industrial Velcro. It can be simple or involved. It all fits in my backpack.
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(I also have an Origin Effects BASSRIG SV and Cali76 Compact Bass in my backpack, if required. Why drag those on a board?) :bassist:
 

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