Post Yer Pedalboard - 23 Skidoo

[Hector_G]

Here's my baby.
I finally got my looper back from LoopMaster. Had to do some rewiring. I custom ordered it. It's kind of hard to explain how I have it all hooked up.

The Hartke pedal has two outputs.

Bass into the Hartke Attack pedal.
Hartke parallel output > Octamizer > BSW > input B of looper

Hartke effect out > Input A of looper > input A goes to all of the 6 loops of the looper.
Loop 1 = Boss SYB-5
Loop 2 = Frazz Dazzler
Loop 3 = Mammoth clone
Loop 4 = Devi Ever Bit > FM4
Loop 5 = Zoom B2.1u
Loop 6 = DOD Classic Fuzz

I have a reverse switch that will reverse the order of loops 4 and 5. So for example I can run the FM4's synths into the Zoom's reverb or modulation. Or I can hit the reverse
button to switch the order and I can run the Zoom's overdrive through the FM4's filters. You know how you can achieve different sounds by placing some effects in front of others. This way I can do so without disconnecting anything. It's instant!

Also, while I have some fuzz running on input A of the loops, I can hit the A/B switch to go to the Octamizer running on input B. I have pretty much two channels on this thing. Or I can hit the A+B switch and have some fuzz running along with a clean tone. It's a REALLY diverse looper.

Sorry about the enormous explanation. If you read through that, CONGRATULATIONS!

Only thing left to get is the Digitech Jamman Solo and a compressor.

 

[Stradavus]

Here's my baby.
I finally got my looper back from LoopMaster. Had to do some rewiring. I custom ordered it. It's kind of hard to explain how I have it all hooked up.

The Hartke pedal has two outputs.

Bass into the Hartke Attack pedal.
Hartke parallel output > Octamizer > BSW > input B of looper

Hartke effect out > Input A of looper > input A goes to all of the 6 loops of the looper.
Loop 1 = Boss SYB-5
Loop 2 = Frazz Dazzler
Loop 3 = Mammoth clone
Loop 4 = Devi Ever Bit > FM4
Loop 5 = Zoom B2.1u
Loop 6 = DOD Classic Fuzz

I have a reverse switch that will reverse the order of loops 4 and 5. So for example I can run the FM4's synths into the Zoom's reverb or modulation. Or I can hit the reverse
button to switch the order and I can run the Zoom's overdrive through the FM4's filters. You know how you can achieve different sounds by placing some effects in front of others. This way I can do so without disconnecting anything. It's instant!

Also, while I have some fuzz running on input A of the loops, I can hit the A/B switch to go to the Octamizer running on input B. I have pretty much two channels on this thing. Or I can hit the A+B switch and have some fuzz running along with a clean tone. It's a REALLY diverse looper.

Sorry about the enormous explanation. If you read through that, CONGRATULATIONS!

Only thing left to get is the Digitech Jamman Solo and a compressor.

Man... that pedal in the middle...
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[Hector_G]

GRIZZLOR!!!!! I should velcro that guy onto my board!

 

[Kwesi]

Here's my baby.
I finally got my looper back from LoopMaster. Had to do some rewiring. I custom ordered it. It's kind of hard to explain how I have it all hooked up.

The Hartke pedal has two outputs.

Bass into the Hartke Attack pedal.
Hartke parallel output > Octamizer > BSW > input B of looper

Hartke effect out > Input A of looper > input A goes to all of the 6 loops of the looper.
Loop 1 = Boss SYB-5
Loop 2 = Frazz Dazzler
Loop 3 = Mammoth clone
Loop 4 = Devi Ever Bit > FM4
Loop 5 = Zoom B2.1u
Loop 6 = DOD Classic Fuzz

I have a reverse switch that will reverse the order of loops 4 and 5. So for example I can run the FM4's synths into the Zoom's reverb or modulation. Or I can hit the reverse
button to switch the order and I can run the Zoom's overdrive through the FM4's filters. You know how you can achieve different sounds by placing some effects in front of others. This way I can do so without disconnecting anything. It's instant!

Also, while I have some fuzz running on input A of the loops, I can hit the A/B switch to go to the Octamizer running on input B. I have pretty much two channels on this thing. Or I can hit the A+B switch and have some fuzz running along with a clean tone. It's a REALLY diverse looper.

Sorry about the enormous explanation. If you read through that, CONGRATULATIONS!

Only thing left to get is the Digitech Jamman Solo and a compressor.

LOL at the Mammoth clone dude! I love the creativity on it. Woolly in action . Who made the clone for ya I've been toying with the idea of having one made and I REALLY like yours.

 

[Joe Gress]

It reminds me so much of a tribble.

 

[Hector_G]

LOL at the Mammoth clone dude! I love the creativity on it. Woolly in action . Who made the clone for ya I've been toying with the idea of having one made and I REALLY like yours.

Dang, I forgot who I got it off of. I bought it from one of the guys here on the forums. It's definitely a one off though. I fell in love with it from the first time I laid eyes on it.
It sounds amazing. And WAY cheaper than the real thing.

 

[Mingus Addict]

You know an M9 could replace the Fm4 and the Zoom beautifully, opening up a bunch of pedalboard space. Of course it would also make your whole pedal reversal deal sort of useless...

 

[Hector_G]

You know an M9 could replace the Fm4 and the Zoom beautifully, opening up a bunch of pedalboard space. Of course it would also make your whole pedal reversal deal sort of useless...

I have thought about making the leap to the M9. But that's a $300 leap. I could always put something else on the reverse loops. Plus with the flexibility of the M9 I wouldn't really need the reverse capabilities. I could program it all into the pedal itself. Ugh... decisions decisions. The M9 came out about a month too late. Right after I bought the looper. Damn you Line 6.
Seriously, I thought I was being all slick by putting so much effort into utilizing both the FM4 and the Zoom's features to their fullest potential. Then the M9 came out. Read about it. And found my planning instantly becoming obsolete. Sooo mad.

 

[bothroysnvts]

My big board...

 

[BruceBass3901]

What is the small pedal to the left of your looper? It looks like another A/B Switch judging by the single jack running to two jacks, but please correct me if I'm wrong

 

[loopee]

[So what is your take on the Tone Hammer? I've been thinking of getting one or maybe get the xotic BB Preamp instead.....

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Heres mine! Yay for tidiness...

P.S. The Aguilar has since been rotated counterclockwise 90 degrees, and the BMS has slid over for the extra room.

Bass>EB VP>Tone Hammer>EHX Bass Big Muff Pi>Boss LS-2 (EHX BMS in loop), Boss RV-3, MXR Phase 90 (EVH), Boss DD-7, Korg Pitchblack, Boss NS-2> Amp



I'd say first try moving the ODB-3 in front of the big muff...it will push it harder and give you more grind.[/QUOTE]

 

[JagStang68]

Nice footprint

Does it travel to gigs on top of the car on surfboard racks?

it fits into a hard shell road case

 

[magnus90]

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[s_mcsleazy]

It reminds me so much of a tribble.

+1000000

 

[Bassmike62]

It reminds me so much of a tribble.

"Spock, we've got to get rid of these...."

 

[DenisLM]

my actual board have 2 more pedals, but i don't have pics..

That is one clean machine!

tks!

what's that above the Auto Q ?

this is a Ugly Mamute (Wooly Mammoth clone) from EFX sound effects (Brazilian hand made), same brand for a Loop Blender (X-Blender clone) and Paralellyzer (not in pic).

What are you using for a board?

Hellocases (Brazilian hand made)

sorry my delay (and my english)

 

[judas jedermann]

 

[bassman1185]

I just got my BBE Opto Stomp in the mail today, so I'll get a picture of my DI-only church board tomorrow.

 

[lbanks]

Further developement...

... one pedal to go.

 

[Hector_G]

What is the small pedal to the left of your looper? It looks like another A/B Switch judging by the single jack running to two jacks, but please correct me if I'm wrong

You are absolutely correct. The output of the big looper is going into that small A/B box.

One output is going to my main rig/ PA.

Another output is going to either some headphones or a small monitor I use. Between songs if I have to do some tweaking of effects, I switch it over to my monitor/headphones so the audience doesn't have to hear me going through all this noise to get an effect just right.

Also handy if I want to switch basses but don't want to walk over to my rig to turn it off. I just switch the A/B box to the unused jack (or headphones) and then I can unplug my bass without the pops.