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Pedaltrain MINIs United Again!

The latest iteration of my board. Added an MXR M87 Bass Comp.
The patch cables are in the order of Red - Green - Blue - Yellow (one way to organise things as an engineer :p)

Still yet to find a bag for this board though...
 

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The latest iteration of my board. Added an MXR M87 Bass Comp.
The patch cables are in the order of Red - Green - Blue - Yellow (one way to organise things as an engineer :p)

Still yet to find a bag for this board though...

How do you like the Providence? I've only used an MXR Analog chorus, and sadly a DigiTech which was garbage. Im looking into a new chorus.... Can you compare the Providence with the MXR
 
How do you like the Providence? I've only used an MXR Analog chorus, and sadly a DigiTech which was garbage. Im looking into a new chorus.... Can you compare the Providence with the MXR

I haven't tried enough Choruses to know be able to advise you on the difference between it and the MXR Analog Chorus, but I must say that after listening to demos of the MXR, the Providence has a 'wetter' sound. And it looks much simpler to use with only 3 knobs.

Hope that helps!
 
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Haven't posted for a while - a few new pedals. Got the pitch fork a few months ago and just got the Wonderlove.

Signal chain:
Bass-pitchfork-Wonderlove-bmc-b3k-lehle dc filter-ms60b-amp

Subt and blender in the Wonderlove loop. Diabolik in the blender loop.

Ma400 for headphone practice (I have an 8 month old) and iem's at gigs.

Ms60b running gate/Comp/chorus and the occasional room eq or amp sim.

All sitting on a well warn/gigged pt mini.

Would love to squeeze in an expressionator!
 

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Nice board! What does the Lehle DC Filter do for you?

Tbh at the moment it is just a patch bay! I had a couple of older pedals that made some 'pop' noises when switching and it helped eliminate a bit of that. But I have left it in the board as an easy way of inserting other pedals I might be trailing, and it's also handy if anything on the board goes wrong at a gig I can plug straight into the level, still have the ms60b in the chain for tuner mute etc and then fix the issue later.
 
Here's the latest iteration of my board for an upcoming gig.

Changelog:
1. Bought more reliable, pancake patch cables.
2. Sold off the EHX Big Muff Pi Deluxe. Since I was always getting drowned out by my guitarists' effects, I decided it was pointless to have.
3. The Providence Bass Chorus will be sitting out for this gig.
4. Snagged a Boss OC-2 and an MXR Bass DI.

Signal Chain:
Polytune Mini > MXR Bass Comp > Boss OC-2 > Digitech BSW > MXR Bass DI
Powered by a Carl Martin Powerjack.

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Here's the latest iteration of my board for an upcoming gig.

Changelog:
1. Bought more reliable, pancake patch cables.
2. Sold off the EHX Big Muff Pi Deluxe. Since I was always getting drowned out by my guitarists' effects, I decided it was pointless to have.
3. The Providence Bass Chorus will be sitting out for this gig.
4. Snagged a Boss OC-2 and an MXR Bass DI.

Signal Chain:
Polytune Mini > MXR Bass Comp > Boss OC-2 > Digitech BSW > MXR Bass DI
Powered by a Carl Martin Powerjack.

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That OC-2/BSW combination has gotta be amazing. I almost pulled the trigger on an OC-2 last week...
 
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