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Post Your Pedalboard: Part 10, X Rated!

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Hey guys,
Getting into the swing of things around here, and wanted to contribute.

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Holy crap! Awesome pedals. That's the first Burkey Flatliner I've seen in this forum. Great pedal selections & a clever routing system - very cool. One question: Is the lid on your board/case removable?

Cheers!
 
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bwahahahahahahahahaha!!
 
Scotch, thanks! Here are a couple other pics that more clearly show how the case is built. The pedalboard is completely removable from the case. The case has a compartment under where the pedalboard rests, where I keep cables, batteries, in-ears, etc. Basically, if I've got a bass and the pedalboard case, I can do my show!

The case is fairly heavy, but transports great with the wheels and handle.

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Holy crap! Awesome pedals. That's the first Burkey Flatliner I've seen in this forum. Great pedal selections & a clever routing system - very cool. One question: Is the lid on your board/case removable?

Cheers!
 
Scotch, thanks! Here are a couple other pics that more clearly show how the case is built. The pedalboard is completely removable from the case. The case has a compartment under where the pedalboard rests, where I keep cables, batteries, in-ears, etc. Basically, if I've got a bass and the pedalboard case, I can do my show!

The case is fairly heavy, but transports great with the wheels and handle.

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I get it... that is a great set-up!
 
Not finished yet. I just did a "rough electric" hookup of everthing last night. When I get my Clone Theory and Phase 90, I'll clean it all up. In the mean time, when I gig, I only use the phat hed, whammy, wah, sansamp, and tuner (the essentials) and don't use the bypass strip.
 

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OK then, finally got the Xotic Bass BB I was waiting for! So, before:

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And After:

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Korg Pitckblack-->Keeley Compressor-->Xotic Tri-Logic Pre amp-->Xotic X-Blender (in blend loop-->Xotic BB Preamp (dirt)-->Red Witch Deluxe Moon Phaser-->Boss CE-2) :)

The dirt settings on the BB are really cool, I love the way you can blend it in with the normal signal using the X-Blender.

Boss CE-2 is heading to Keeley to be moded soon!
 
Changed a few things around and carpeted the board

Path goes
Tu100>105Q>LS2>
--------------------Path a >Guv'nor>Hashbrown>FX600
--------------------Path b >Octabass
>Valvedrive

That all feeds the ashdown head and there's the foot switch for the Sub harmonic and valvedrive on that which lives in the top right corner

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