Bout time i got around to it.......
It keeps changing and changing, you know how it goes!
>J&H tuner>LS-2
Loop1 Octamizer>OS
Loop2 Heliotrope>Mastotron
DOD440>Zcat Delay/Chorus/Hold>SansAmp>
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Post Your Pedalboard 25: Parcheesi!
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Bout time i got around to it.......
It keeps changing and changing, you know how it goes!
>J&H tuner>LS-2
Loop1 Octamizer>OS
Loop2 Heliotrope>Mastotron
DOD440>Zcat Delay/Chorus/Hold>SansAmp>
I've been working on a pedalboard for a while, but now i have quit both of my bands, its getting abit neglected, so im tempted to sell the pedals off to fund something else... unless i find another band 
- Sep 16, 2008
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- Master Luthier: Ironclad Bass Guitars
I've been working on a pedalboard for a while, but now i have quit both of my bands, its getting abit neglected, so im tempted to sell the pedals off to fund something else... unless i find another band
Don't sell your pedals...regret is a terrible thing
5StringsMadeOfGecko - woof. two Bricks? not a fan of daisy-chining huh?
CrazeL1 - how you liking the Heliotrope? i LOVE mine. the Aggy Octo? i ordered one from GC, it wouldna even turn on when i got it. so i returned it towards a MB Super Synth. still wanna try the Octo. you like?
is it a pain to mount the weird shaped Aggy pedals?
CrazeL1 - how you liking the Heliotrope? i LOVE mine. the Aggy Octo? i ordered one from GC, it wouldna even turn on when i got it. so i returned it towards a MB Super Synth. still wanna try the Octo. you like?
is it a pain to mount the weird shaped Aggy pedals?
Not now, since each Aguilar pedal comes with a mounting kit that includes two pieces of neoprene to flatten the back for mounting to a board, as well as a lower-profile screw to replace the thumb screw.
It did make for a cool picture. Unfortunately, not long after that pic, the cat decided to puke all over it and I was already having a rough morning, so I just threw it out. Looking back, I wish I still had that little carpet, it traveled with me all through college. lol
Lol. I wasn't at the time, but that was pretty early in my single effects explorations. I recently switched to a 1-spot for my main board and haven't had any problems. If I do put together my Death Star board again, I'll definitely get another 1-spot.
5sg.
SmurfLer - yah, i noticed the spacer pad, but since mine was DOA i didn't get the chance to try it. still want a Tone Hammer. that's reassuring to know.
thanks!
thanks!
5strungUpGeckos - i loved the One spot, until i started getting some noise when running 10 or so pedals on it. and more cables for different voltages SUCK. now i always use a DC Brick or BBE SC or Voodoo Labs.
One Spotters are awesome for quickly trying out pedal comos tho.
One Spotters are awesome for quickly trying out pedal comos tho.
john turner
You don't want to do that. Trust me.
awesome.
i need an "in the dark" shot of my board and rig.
actually contemplating either getting a trailer trash board or building one similar and using some of the leftover cfls from my old cube computer build : http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=250929could you imagine these lights :
used on a pedal board?
You know, the guy at GC mentioned that 1-spots can be noisy too, but I haven't had any issues at all and I'm totally anal about not having noise in my rig. I learned with the EHX Clone Theory, no matter how cool the effect is, I absolutely will NOT buy a noisy pedal.
I only bought the Combo Pack, so I never go over 8 pedals on the chain and I don't have any funky voltage pedals. At the time with the two Power Bricks, I did have 2-3 18V pedals, which is another reason I went with the Bricks.
5sg.
Hmm... I'm getting a definite "mad scientist" vibe... Perhaps you should go work on figuring out the space time continuum while us mere mortals just play bass?
LOL
5sg.
john turner
You don't want to do that. Trust me.
i got cut, actually
. lost out to some monkey i think. appropriate. i'm much too evil and horrible for their pedestrian ways.
Hmm... I'm getting a definite "mad scientist" vibe... Perhaps you should go work on figuring out the space time continuum while us mere mortals just play bass?
LOL
5sg.
I'm pretty sure Gene Wilder made that!
O/T'ing to say that, as a part-time builder of hot-rod gaming systems myself, I am impressed! How did you work out that cooling solution? And how much coolant does it hold?
Bout time i got around to it.......
It keeps changing and changing, you know how it goes!
>J&H tuner>LS-2
Loop1 Octamizer>OS
Loop2 Heliotrope>Mastotron
DOD440>Zcat Delay/Chorus/Hold>SansAmp>
Nice board
john turner
You don't want to do that. Trust me.
ooo, very cool. look a little lighter than the trailertrash boards too.
heh. i disassembled it last year, but here's a thread on it...
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=250929
got all the specs in there.
Not playing out the last few months and I'm getting ready for a move, so my boards are in storage until next month when I get a new place.
A few pedals are missing from these pics, but I'll be sure to provide a nice update as soon as I get moved. I love trying out dirt-cheap pedals if you all can't tell.
The actual board:
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The blue box on the top is an EA tremolo from GGG (I have a second that is on the board now too, for awesome double-tremolo effects), purple is a DOD 440 clone, colorful box is the GGG-tuned muff, and the black/gold pedal is a BYOC slow-gear clone. A multi-loop switch station is in the works right now so that I can turn whole sections of the board on and off at once.
Gear that doesn't fit my most recent setup/ or just doesn't work that well on bass without a blend pedal:
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mystery box is a green ringer clone.
I have a few other cheap pedals around that didn't make the list--I've also finished a DIY devi-double pedal with karaoke party and soda meiser kits in it. Look forward to the GGG brassmaster and Red Llama kits being finished soon!
A few pedals are missing from these pics, but I'll be sure to provide a nice update as soon as I get moved. I love trying out dirt-cheap pedals if you all can't tell.
The actual board:
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The blue box on the top is an EA tremolo from GGG (I have a second that is on the board now too, for awesome double-tremolo effects), purple is a DOD 440 clone, colorful box is the GGG-tuned muff, and the black/gold pedal is a BYOC slow-gear clone. A multi-loop switch station is in the works right now so that I can turn whole sections of the board on and off at once.
Gear that doesn't fit my most recent setup/ or just doesn't work that well on bass without a blend pedal:
[Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
mystery box is a green ringer clone.
I have a few other cheap pedals around that didn't make the list--I've also finished a DIY devi-double pedal with karaoke party and soda meiser kits in it. Look forward to the GGG brassmaster and Red Llama kits being finished soon!
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