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Post Your Pedalboard 25: Parcheesi!
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Eric!
Commercial User
Eric!
Commercial User
I've heard they do. If the PPB gets as doomy as the SC, it'll all come down to lower-gain settings (which is one of the big selling points on the PPB)
Edit: oops, I read that as "just might sound like"
Yeah, I thought Bennetts was just talking about an EHX Muff. I was just suggesting what a Muff should be
Eric!
Commercial User
Yeah, I thought Bennetts was just talking about an EHX Muff. I was just suggesting what a Muff should be
I'll take my Supercollider any day
I'll take my Supercollider any day
Haha, fair enough. Nothing does a wall o' fuzz better than a Supercollider!
I just ordered a Pedaltrain Mini that will be here by next weekend! Ill update my picture when I get it!
Well I just decided to put my Whammy IV on my board after years of neglecting to give it a legitimate try on bass, with some other effects. Time to do some rearranging. Luckily I have plenty of room on my board for both that and my VT Deluxe when it arrives (hopefully by the end of the month). I'll post pics when I get it all wired up.
i finished mauling my pt pro with a drill yesterday, so here is my final board layout with all signal routing and power supplies mounted:
the little silver box is a powered/buffered 2 channel in/out routing box: bass goes in the close one, second one goes out to amp. from there, the signal goes to the large gray box, which is a looper with even more buffers.
the one thing that isnt perfect in my eyes is how the furman plug lock strip has to be unplugged in the pt pro hard case because of space issues. ive worked out how i could run it perfectly flush, but that would involve a lot of drilling and soldering, which would compromise the durability of the furmans power cable; not worth it.
id say im happy with it. now ive got to get some other custom ideas together to make this my ultra mega uber tank board of death. if i wasnt patient id have gone insane by now.
the little silver box is a powered/buffered 2 channel in/out routing box: bass goes in the close one, second one goes out to amp. from there, the signal goes to the large gray box, which is a looper with even more buffers.
the one thing that isnt perfect in my eyes is how the furman plug lock strip has to be unplugged in the pt pro hard case because of space issues. ive worked out how i could run it perfectly flush, but that would involve a lot of drilling and soldering, which would compromise the durability of the furmans power cable; not worth it.
id say im happy with it. now ive got to get some other custom ideas together to make this my ultra mega uber tank board of death. if i wasnt patient id have gone insane by now.
this guy likes my pedal board
unfortunately for him there is a supercollider waiting to fill that space where his head is.
unfortunately for him there is a supercollider waiting to fill that space where his head is.
Yeah im not now after all, i have found another 2 bands so i'll keep my existing gig rig! Now just need to repair the board. Anyone know anything thats good for fixing pedalboard cloth down with? Mine keeps peeling off of the board and its doing my head in
Great board, very nice collection of pedals.
Do you have always every pedal in the signalchain? Doesn't it get weaker compared to straigt into the amp?
john turner
You don't want to do that. Trust me.
this guy likes my pedal board
unfortunately for him there is a supercollider waiting to fill that space where his head is.
i don't know, man. that's an awesome fuzz you got there.
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