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Post Yer Pedalboard - 23 Skidoo

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Wow... I've been gone for way too long. Lots of cool new stuff since the last time I posted.

I got me some new goodies too.

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I can't help it. Fuzz, fuzz, and then some more fuzz, just for good measure.
I'll get a night shot up later on tonight, although as bright as the LED on the Hybrid Plus is, I doubt you'll be able to see anything else.
 
I'm all giddy because I finally have a collection of pedals that is worth a pedalboard! I'll be posting as soon as the actual pedalboard, patch cable kit, and power supply get here! I can't wait :). I thought for the longest time that I would never own any pedals and here I am!

Bring it!
 
sorry for the phone photo lol

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still need some velcro to velcro things down and the bassballs to the flatliner. a bunch of pedals are powered by that and the others are powered by a godlyke powerall.

i need some right angle jacks too and to tidy it up a bit but this is how it is for the time being.

pog2 - whammy - P&C - BBM - crybaby - stereo mistress - bass balls - enigma - dd3 - dd7
 
René_Julien;8753407 said:
I'm a delay nut (have many delay pedals) and I never really felt the need for more than 300ms. :)

Look at it this way, when you turn up the repeats or feedback:

thumb +300ms +300ms +300ms +300ms +300ms +300ms

That's 1800ms ^ already.

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Yeah agreed.In course of normal bass playing, >300 is not necessary esp. with solid repeats.
But for unconventional stuff(e.g. Disposition or stuff similar to Big Sur Moon by Buckethead or lead type sounds like John Petrucci) I feel the need for upto 700ms sometimes.

To each his own. :)
 
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