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Post your Pedal COLLECTION
- Thread starter Chronicle
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I'm too tired and lazy to finish the two tier board I've half created in order to post in the show us yer homemade pedalboard thread, or indeed number 28 of the infamous PYPB threads.
I'm also in need of a few pedals which allow me to flip pedal order at various points in the signal chain, as I can't settle on a rigid signal path all the time.
Plus I also use various pedals with synth's, gu*"^rs and other instruments.
Anyway here is my motley herd of miscreant circuitry -
The Moogerfoogers and friends -
Also have a few other pedals inbound, and a fair few ancillary pedals will soon be up for sale.
Still looking to get the Nano Bassballs modded with external trim pots...Even considering doing it myself
I'm also in need of a few pedals which allow me to flip pedal order at various points in the signal chain, as I can't settle on a rigid signal path all the time.
Plus I also use various pedals with synth's, gu*"^rs and other instruments.
Anyway here is my motley herd of miscreant circuitry -
The Moogerfoogers and friends -
Also have a few other pedals inbound, and a fair few ancillary pedals will soon be up for sale.
Still looking to get the Nano Bassballs modded with external trim pots...Even considering doing it myself
Obviously some redundancy... I'm new, so I'm still trying to figure everything out.
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- Sep 9, 2007
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Triggering two different ways:
Couldn't you do that anyway, but only using one Agent with a Y-Cable?
They do indeed! I was just thinking about what else you could fit on there with the space generated from abdicating of the Funks...
I think the real answer is:
a) Envelope filters, particularly when they are last in the chain, have a pretty significant effect on the synthy sound generated by an octave > fuzz > filter set-up, and most filters can only provide one setting without having to bend down adjust the knobs, i.e. they are not programmable. I like to have access to either an aggressive or mellow filter, depending on moment. So I use two filters. See previous board below.
b) I've tried a LOT of filters and I like the flexibility and sound of the agent 00funk
16 months later...
35 pedals
still buying, selling, and trading, but my collection has been stable hovering around 35.
so yeah, don't buy pedals, they are addictive.
Got around to taking a pedalboard family photo this New Years and reflected back upon pedals long since gone. This thread needs a New Years Zombie bump! In my previous post my collection was at 35 pedals and didn't get much higher than that until I started to downsize. Now I'm at 21 pedals and (mostly) done downsizing so I will likely stay around this number for awhile.
Here's the family photo:
top left
Rock Board: MicroPOG, Vintage MicroTubes, VT "Shredder" Bass. This board is used with both of my P Basses for classic rock tunes. The board is PT nano size, made from a high-glossed center panel board of a bathroom vanity salvaged from a neighbor's curbside.
top right
Maxon Modulation board: Maxon vintage series Stereo Chorus, Rotary Phasor, Analog Delay, and 9 series CP9Pro+ compressor. This board is usually connected to the Rock Board. This board came from the top tier of the 4 tiered monster pedalboard in my previous post. The next two boards were also salvaged from the 4 story goliath board. They are all PT mini sized.
middle left
Metal Board: Pitchblack tuner, EBS Fuzzmo, ProTone Blasko BOD, Zoom MS70CDR, Tech 21 BDDI. For playing heavy metal with my Schecter Stiletto (usually in drop D) and sometimes my Peavey. This line-up was in it's early proto stages in my previous post, but hasn't changed for the past year.
middle right
Dirt pedal sampler platter: Ever changing lineup of different flavors of dirt to sample. Currently: GGG germanium Tone Bender, D.I.Y. Woolly Mammoth, GGG custom tuned Big Muff, EHX Glove, Hardwire CM2.
bottom left
Black 'n Blue Board: PT Nano with Turbo Tuner, EBS MultiDrive, & MultiComp. Primarily use this board for my Peavey Cirrus tuned down one whole step and with a very hot output doesn't play nicely with most pedals. These pedals came from splitting up my Gator board.
bottom right
Tech21 Bass Driver Deluxe: A board all in itself. Currently sidelined after splitting up my Gator board. Most gigged pedal and most sentimental attachment. It has served me too well to be put up for sale. I'll find a use for it again in the future.
Here's the family photo:
top left
Rock Board: MicroPOG, Vintage MicroTubes, VT "Shredder" Bass. This board is used with both of my P Basses for classic rock tunes. The board is PT nano size, made from a high-glossed center panel board of a bathroom vanity salvaged from a neighbor's curbside.
top right
Maxon Modulation board: Maxon vintage series Stereo Chorus, Rotary Phasor, Analog Delay, and 9 series CP9Pro+ compressor. This board is usually connected to the Rock Board. This board came from the top tier of the 4 tiered monster pedalboard in my previous post. The next two boards were also salvaged from the 4 story goliath board. They are all PT mini sized.
middle left
Metal Board: Pitchblack tuner, EBS Fuzzmo, ProTone Blasko BOD, Zoom MS70CDR, Tech 21 BDDI. For playing heavy metal with my Schecter Stiletto (usually in drop D) and sometimes my Peavey. This line-up was in it's early proto stages in my previous post, but hasn't changed for the past year.
middle right
Dirt pedal sampler platter: Ever changing lineup of different flavors of dirt to sample. Currently: GGG germanium Tone Bender, D.I.Y. Woolly Mammoth, GGG custom tuned Big Muff, EHX Glove, Hardwire CM2.
bottom left
Black 'n Blue Board: PT Nano with Turbo Tuner, EBS MultiDrive, & MultiComp. Primarily use this board for my Peavey Cirrus tuned down one whole step and with a very hot output doesn't play nicely with most pedals. These pedals came from splitting up my Gator board.
bottom right
Tech21 Bass Driver Deluxe: A board all in itself. Currently sidelined after splitting up my Gator board. Most gigged pedal and most sentimental attachment. It has served me too well to be put up for sale. I'll find a use for it again in the future.
I don't have a group picture--I hope to get a pedalboard going this year--but I need a way to use it for guitar or bass as I use some pedals for both.
I mostly don't use pedals on bass--but sometimes I might use one or more of these:
(mostly the AW-3 and a volume pedal which is not pictured):
I mostly don't use pedals on bass--but sometimes I might use one or more of these:
(mostly the AW-3 and a volume pedal which is not pictured):
Purely a home studio guy, so no pedal board, but here's my pedal collection:
I know I won't be buying any pedals until after the holidays, and I don't plan on selling any more pedals before then, so I thought this would be a good time to post the collection.
I know I won't be buying any pedals until after the holidays, and I don't plan on selling any more pedals before then, so I thought this would be a good time to post the collection.
