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Post your Pedal COLLECTION
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there's a few not pictured. some out on loan. some in disrepair. but yeah, there's the main lot of em
I have a very small collection right now, but I promise you, it WILL grow!
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Nice Mu-Tron. I scoured the earth trying to find one, no dice.
My collection is somewhat modest, but I'm more or less proud of what I've got on the board. The only thing I find it lacking is a thick fuzz...browsing the pedal board thread on a daily basis is overwhelming. Also, I miss my Whammy...
It's got nice sounds in it, that's for sure. It was my first pedal too, some 7, maybe 8 years ago
. I find the combo of VTB+XXLB to be more versatile, tho. And if people say Boss pedals are built like tanks, well, the Meteoro is built like an oil tanker - in the sense that it weighs a ton. I'll still take it somewhere, by itself, when I need pure OD/DI functionality, tho. Maybe I'll post a video demo sometime.I'll save you some work: try out the Supercollider, Musket and Pickle Pie B. Those seem to be pretty well-recommended (I use a musket, myself, and it can get *really* thick).
scotch
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I don't think I've ever had them all in one place at the same time before. Here's pretty much all of 'em except amp channel switchers and di's:
I don't think I've ever had them all in one place at the same time before. Here's pretty much all of 'em except amp channel switchers and di's:
^ Whats the wooden box with only one knob?
EDIT: Oh, Heres mine:
I tend to sell things as soon as I figure out that I won't use them, so what is one the board is what I have. I can't stand having a pedal that isn't getting used....it just gets under my skin. That being said I have a Pickle Pie B and a Phat Phuk on the way...
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A Birdsong B-Box. Basically, just a wooden box with a passive varitone filter circuit.
From the research I've done, you're correct, it's a Foxx pedal. This one, however, is branded 'Westminster Wa & Volume", and it has a five-position circuit switch that does some incredibly wacky stuff to the signal. The breakout box on the side was my attempt to clean up the sound. The on-off switch was to 'poppy' in the unit, so I moved it to a separate box. It really helped!
before talkbass I only had that first board with the boss pedals, damn you talkbass
Most of my collection is seperated to different boards as I've always been involved with a few different projects at the same time that I wanted different sounds for, and didn't want to make one huge pedalboard.
Thus resulting in a NYC Lunchbox, two PT Minis, two PT JR, and the oldschool Arion pedal power supply.
Most of my collection is seperated to different boards as I've always been involved with a few different projects at the same time that I wanted different sounds for, and didn't want to make one huge pedalboard.
Thus resulting in a NYC Lunchbox, two PT Minis, two PT JR, and the oldschool Arion pedal power supply.
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