True. I have actually been thinking of getting one just for an all black board....
Hell, even the lunchbox i got coming is black instead of grey
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Post Your Pedalboard: Part 10, X Rated!
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That is a Sweet board there mutt.It looks like if you rotated the compulater around on there you could fit a micro amp or lpb next to it.
I've gotta look into that.
The board is pretty tiny in comparison to the big muff box. However, the circuit board is sitting in there at an angle to fit inside that enclosure. I posted some pictures in this thread.
nothing new yet, still waiting for my attack goat. i just miss posting pics! hehehe.
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Despite being an FX 'Newbie', I know it's a mixed bag of lo-fi and hi-fi... all comments, questions and feedback welcome... SIGNAL CHAIN advice would be MUCH appreciated!
Cheers
Personally, I'd run your chain:
Despite being an FX 'Newbie', I know it's a mixed bag of lo-fi and hi-fi... all comments, questions and feedback welcome... SIGNAL CHAIN advice would be MUCH appreciated!
Cheers
Korg DT-10 -> Tech 21 XXL:B -> Colorsound Bass Fuzz -> Behringer BUF300 Flanger -> Biyang CH-7 Chorus.
But, as always the best thing to do is test out a signal layout for yourself and see what you like the best.
Also, what are your thoughts on the Biyang products? I've never seen anyone that has any of them, but they pop up on ebay searches quite often.
"... what are your thoughts on the Biyang products? I've never seen anyone that has any of them, but they pop up on ebay searches quite often".
As I mentioned, I'm no FX expert... but I have always played with a hint of chorus (in the past, using whatever BOSS pedal I had -?-). The Biyang chorus is definitely not the most versatile chorus, it goes from subtle to over the top. What this pedal does have in its favour is a true-bypass and very little (almost none) 'tone suck'... and subtle chorus suits me fine.
Built like a tank by-the-way... just like the Korg D10 tuner...
As I mentioned, I'm no FX expert... but I have always played with a hint of chorus (in the past, using whatever BOSS pedal I had -?-). The Biyang chorus is definitely not the most versatile chorus, it goes from subtle to over the top. What this pedal does have in its favour is a true-bypass and very little (almost none) 'tone suck'... and subtle chorus suits me fine.
Built like a tank by-the-way... just like the Korg D10 tuner...
Hows the X2 phatbass? Has it given you any problems or noise? Or loss in low end? Im planning to invest in one for my live gigs. The wires get in the way!
Here is my board:
2 EB VP Jr
Boss GT-6B
Boss TU-2
Boss CE-5
Boss RV-5
2 Boss DS-1
Boss RC-20XL
ProCo Rat
MXR Six Band EQ
MXR Carbon Copy
Marshall footswitch is used for control over 2 additional effects on the GT-6B
Epiphone footswitch is used to control the distortion on my GK
Anyways, just kidding. I really only use the GT-6B, 1 EB VP Jr, and the 2 footswitches. The other stuff I just stuck in the pic cuz I thought it was funny. You might notice that nothing has power (unless I really wanted to use that many 9v batteries) and the signal chain makes no sense. The chorus isn't plugged in to anything! The Carbon Copy is a cool pedal, though.
2 EB VP Jr
Boss GT-6B
Boss TU-2
Boss CE-5
Boss RV-5
2 Boss DS-1
Boss RC-20XL
ProCo Rat
MXR Six Band EQ
MXR Carbon Copy
Marshall footswitch is used for control over 2 additional effects on the GT-6B
Epiphone footswitch is used to control the distortion on my GK
Anyways, just kidding. I really only use the GT-6B, 1 EB VP Jr, and the 2 footswitches. The other stuff I just stuck in the pic cuz I thought it was funny. You might notice that nothing has power (unless I really wanted to use that many 9v batteries) and the signal chain makes no sense. The chorus isn't plugged in to anything! The Carbon Copy is a cool pedal, though.
There must be a cessation of posting in this thread. I now understand that due to my selection of pedals, I will have many a wait time ahead of me, and I cannot bear to be more than 10,000 posts behind in this post your pedalboard trend...
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