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Pedaltrain MINIs United Again!
- Thread starter fivestringgecko
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Here's mine, slight change from before... I don't use the OC-2 in either band but it normally gets chained onto the front of the board when i'm playing at home on weekends 
If you squish everything over and turn the M80 90 degrees, maybe you can fit the Voodoo on there? Otherwise, on a board like a Mini, I'd suggest a different power supply. I was using a DC Brick (on it's side, tucked in the back well space), but switched to a 1-Spot for my Mini when I finished it. Works like a charm.
5sg.
I'm calling this my MBPT Mini:
TU2 > Compressore > Octaver > Super Booster
Very simple and clean tone.
TU2 > Compressore > Octaver > Super Booster
Very simple and clean tone.
Took this picture earlier and posted it in another thread. Thought I would post it here where it belongs. Swapping some pedals very soon.
Took this picture earlier and posted it in another thread. Thought I would post it here where it belongs. Swapping some pedals very soon.
I likes the way you have the fuel tank on there. Never seen it like that before.
Yep, that's the way I used to have my DC Brick, too. Works really well, especially on the older model Mini with the back "wall."
5sg.
Might post this here as well:
Got the OC-3 yesterday and i really like it. Only minimal tracking issues when i use my Jazz (which is tuned down a half step + drop "D") and a realy FAT sound. I dig the built in drive as well.
I attached the Tuner and BB Preamp to a seperate small board, so i can just grab my essential pedals and put them in my case or gigbag if i want to travel super light.
That's it.
cya
Got the OC-3 yesterday and i really like it. Only minimal tracking issues when i use my Jazz (which is tuned down a half step + drop "D") and a realy FAT sound. I dig the built in drive as well.
I attached the Tuner and BB Preamp to a seperate small board, so i can just grab my essential pedals and put them in my case or gigbag if i want to travel super light.
That's it.
cya
Thanks. I was going to use a dremel and mount it underneath but I searched for a way to avoid the hassle. I imitated a picture from google so I can't take credit for it. It works great and still fits in the bag so I am very happy with it.
Any chance a PP ISO will tuck underneath? I'm using a One-Spot (ish) solution at the moment, but I think that at least a couple of my pedals aren't fully appreciating being on a chain (although I haven't figured out who the offenders are at the moment), so I may need to get some sort of isolated supply to use.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think any of the current power bricks fit underneath without cutting the frame a bit and putting bigger feet on the bottom, I think there are pics of that further back in this thread, though Pedaltrain have made their own battery style power supply called VOLTO, anyone have any word on when that is coming out?
