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Post Your Pedal Board XII - Dirty Dozen

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So they DO exist...

Indeed they do, but they look better with some age and scratches ;)

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Can I play? I can offer up one of the most disorganized and fugly boards around,....although it does offer up some wonderful sounds :D
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I know, it's a snakes nest in this pic, but it's slowly coming together. The top box in the middle allows for switching between my Modulus with the GR-20 interface to my Ritter without having to unplug and mute anything. The rest of the story in the next pic.....:D

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Sometimes,...life is GOOD!!!! :hyper:
 
here is my updated board :) waiting on my B:assmaster swankbox!!!:hiding:

Nice board bro.. I noticed a few things that you'd done great to help me figure out.. her we go:

1) You prefered Phase 100 to Phase 90... For what reason? I'm trying to make a decision between the two but did not have the chance to A/B them.

2) You have a phase box and also a flanger?? it's ok they are different effects but sound somewhat similar? How do you use them? Also how does the EVH Flange do with bass??

3) Are you happy with your Carbon Copy?? Ever needed a digital delay?

Sorry for the conseq questions but your board is to my taste really ;)

Cheers
 
Was just looking at that comp on the OKKO web site. Any comments on it?
None more than that I like the way it sounds, and looks. :)

Hows the low end retention?
To be honest, I haven't tried it in a band situation yet, and I guess that it's in such an environment that any low end loss will be the most apparent. However, so far - when playing at home, and when playing a solo gig - I've had no reason to complain about its low end retention. It retains the low end well, and gives the higher registers a nice shimmer, which is quite addictive when I play any of my Bass VI:s.

Is it an on all the time kind of thing for you or more of an effect for some songs?
Like I said, I haven't tried it with a band yet, but I suspect that it will be an "on all the time kind of thing" for me, with most of my basses. It gives my tone that extra something. Ergo, it's a very nice pedal.
 
This is my Photoshop Board Layout.

I have a Bass Pod Pro, it has all of these effects built in but they are a bit weird going through to the amp then speaker. So, I am replacing it with the real deal. MXR was a bit generous and they should be at my house in a couple of days.

I am a bit new to effects routing as I have only played two pedals at the same time (fuzz and synth)

How do you guys think I should run these, and possibly a brief explanation on why I should run it that way.

Thanks in advance.
 

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This is my Photoshop Board Layout.

I have a Bass Pod Pro, it has all of these effects built in but they are a bit weird going through to the amp then speaker. So, I am replacing it with the real deal. MXR was a bit generous and they should be at my house in a couple of days.

I am a bit new to effects routing as I have only played two pedals at the same time (fuzz and synth)

How do you guys think I should run these, and possibly a brief explanation on why I should run it that way.

Thanks in advance.

I would run it similar to how you have it

Bass>Fuzz>OD>Wah>Chorus>Flanger>Amp

Im not sure what the line6 is but it looks like its not for use in a chain but more as a amp controller

the order is really up to you and some people probably have a better idea then this
 
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