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Post Your Pedal Board XII - Dirty Dozen

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Do you ever have problems with your Phase 90 clipping?

I actually really like the sound of the current Phase90's slight grit or clipping if you will. The volume is slightly boosted when the pedal is turned on and the tone thickens up with warm warbly and slightly dirty phasey goodness!

I find many other phasers just too subtle and the good ol Phase90 just nails the tone I'm after.
 
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Not much of a board compared to everyone elses posted here, but......well I have recently started playing a lot of Stoner/Sludge Rock (Think Kyuss, Sleep, Orange Goblin etc...)...previous to this i have been a plug and play player not using pedals much at all so i added just enough to get the job done.....although i'm curently looking at adding an octave pedal.....

the power supply is going to be mounted into the lid along with some black foam...and while i'm on the subject anybody know where i can get some chrome corners for my board/box
 
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Not much of a board compared to everyone elses posted here, but......well I have recently started playing a lot of Stoner/Sludge Rock (Think Kyuss, Sleep, Orange Goblin etc...)...previous to this i have been a plug and play player not using pedals much at all so i added just enough to get the job done.....although i'm curently looking at adding an octave pedal.....

the power supply is going to be mounted into the lid along with some black foam...and while i'm on the subject anybody know where i can get some chrome corners for my board/box

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I got everything I needed to build my pedalboard from partsexpress, great site.
 
It is a great pedal. It is (IMO) better than the CEB-3, as good, if not better than the CE-5 and definately better than the DOD stereo chorus I tried.

It gets the job done.....i played better ones but i needed a chorus for a couple of songs we are playing and my local mom and pop store had it on sale for $60.00 bucks so i bought it, i would prefer analog but as i said it gets the job done
 
Aren't they all works in progress???

I still need new cables, and I need to move that DOD to after the Micro Q-Tron to cover up its low end loss (didn't realize how bad that was til I put it behind the mixer). The only thing I could see losing real soon is the Metaphors.

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Mixer side:
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HOG side:
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My recently TBP modded DOD Classic Tube. There isn't really room to do a TBP mod so I made it work with a Dodge Coronet Hot Wheel.
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And it all fits in here.
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Signal chain= Bass > HOG
HOG Effect out > Holy Stain >mixer
HOG Dry out > Micro Q-Tron > mixer
mixer > Small Stone > Wasabi OD > DOD >Metaphors
 
The HOG couldn't have a more fitting name...

Oh yes it's huge, but for my situation (jazz fusion trio with some rock and blues), I could hardly do without it. The expression controls in tandem with dirt circuits just can't be duplicated as far as I'm aware.

Thanks, BurgerMiester. I was geeking out about it pretty hard when I figured it out myself. :D

You bassists should be ASHAMEDabout having so many pedals!!:mad:

You should be ashamed for not having the ability to deliver anything but a clean and dirt tone!!
 
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