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Pedaltrain MINIs United Again!
- Thread starter fivestringgecko
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My board for the better half of a year now. It covers all my needs.
It's an upgraded tribute of the Yamaha NE-1 parametric EQ by SFX. My favorite pedal!
I put together this mini board for a gig this week where I don't expect to have much of a footprint. I think I can still coax quite a noise out of this setup. And now that I'll actually be playing a predetermined setlist for a change, I'll just get the H9 programmed for the few presets I actually need for the show.
The Aftershock and Spectracomp are powered by a Volto and the H9 Max uses its wallwart.
Honestly, it has me a little concerned that I might not need a 40 lb pedalboard...
The Aftershock and Spectracomp are powered by a Volto and the H9 Max uses its wallwart.
Honestly, it has me a little concerned that I might not need a 40 lb pedalboard...
My latest mini setup gonna add a little looper soon and upgrade the power supply but I'm getting there.
I believe those are Mooer Candy Footswitch toppers.
You might also find Barefoot Buttons to your liking.
Thanks! I've also seen ones that protect/encase the upper dials, so that your settings are changed by mistake. I was looking for them on Ebay but could not figure out what key words to use... any ideas?
Yeah, these are Mooer Candy toppers. How many are you looking for? I still have about 20 that I am not using.
Not sure... are you asking about about this:
If so, they are called Stomplocks and are made by DigiTech exclusively for their own effects pedals (Google DigiTech Stomplock for more info).
I started a thread about these and other effect settings protectors a while back. I'll see if I can find it and point you to it...
Ah yes, it's entitled Label Pedal Settings.
Hope that helps...
Gone back to a dual amp set up. PDF2 and noble into bass amp and POG and EQD Acupulco gold clone into guitar amp
Running a similar setup on a PT Mini. I run the effect out of the POG into the MS-60B and use a guitar oriented effects chain in the MS60 before sending that output to the guitar amp. The last effect in the MS60 chain is a dirt with the level at zero that I use to switch the guitar sound on and off. The dry out of the POG feeds the rest of the bass signal chain and runs to the bass amp from the tuner which I also use to mute the bass if I want guitar only.
This version will get me through our three shows in September. Just added a pedaltrain Volto 2 to the back.
Now that's a "dirty " board
How's the Cloven Hoof? Mild, aggressive? I've never heard it on bass, but debated one
Now that's a "dirty " board
How's the Cloven Hoof? Mild, aggressive? I've never heard it on bass, but debated one
Ha! You are right, it is a dirty board. I really like the Cloven Hoof a lot. It's a new pedal for me, have used it at two practices only so far, but it's staying on the board for the foreseeable future. It's very aggressive, high gain, high mids, low end retaining fuzz. This demo sold me on it.
