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Post Your Pedalboard: Part 10, X Rated!

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Here it is. Going from right to left:
Bass -> SansAmp DI -> Digitech Bass Synth Wah -> Boss BF3 -> Boss OC3

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It needs a board badly. :)

Just a suggestion, don't take offense, but maybe try the Octave first, and the Sansamp last. Really, if what you got is working for you, pay me no mind, but the Octave will track better if it's closer to the start, and the Sansamp, if used as a DI will work best if it's dead last.
 
Okay thanks, I'll definately try it out. I just got them a week ago so I didn't really try every single option, and I haven't really played with the options individually.

BTW I read that the SansAmp should go first if it's a DI, at least the manual says that. (maybe I'm wrong)

Thanks for the suggestion :)
 
as far as order- i would put the octave before the overdrive- if youre using them simultaneously. also- the overdrive before the wah for the same reason. flanger i personally would not use in conjunction with any of that so order wouldnt matter. and yes- octaves/synths first for me too.
 
If you put it first you will be sending you r feed to the house with no effects. It should go last IMO if you are going to use it as a DI so the PA can get your effects.

I'm still tweaking my board but I have it first at the moment. One of the reasons was to use the parallel (uneffected) output going to one amp and the rest of the effect chain going to a different amp. But for single amp use, I'm thinking it should go last (or second to last with my delay going last).
 
yes you're all right I was wrong about putting it to the first place (I've no idea where I read to put it there) Sorry if I mislead someone :P

I'll try what you suggested earlier as soon as I have some time.
 
Okay, I finally got my hands on a digital camera to take some in progress pics.

I went from this:
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To this:
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As you can tell, the pedal board itself isn't anywhere close to done yet. Since I took this pic, I've switched the Psycho Flange and the Cool Cat chorus' positions, and tweaked the signal path a little. I've got a PB & J digital delay with tap tempo on it's way to me right now, and I'll be filling in some of the open spaces with some other pedals next month.
This is the left and middle sections of the full pedal board that I'm building, but since I can't even fill that up yet, I didn't take any pics with the pedals on the full board yet.

Current signal path is: Tuner->Surf & Turf Compressor->Fish & Chips EQ->Rocky Road Spinning Speaker Simulator->Daddy-O Overdrive->Wasabi Overdrive->Fab Tone Distortion->Wasabi Distortion->Black Paisley Metal Distortion->Grilled Cheese Distortion->Cool Cat Tone Fuzz->Hash Browns Flanger->Psycho Flange->Pepperoni Phaser->Cool Cat Chorus->Dan-Echo Simulated Tape Delay

Dark shot of the LEDs:
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Wow. You really ARE a "Danelectro Effects Junkie"

Its colorful if nothing else :D :cool: :bassist:

Yeah, I've got a weird form of OCD...I started collecting Dano effects because I really liked the Fab Tone and Daddy-O(my first 2 pedals), and I haven't been able to stop yet. Hopefully once I get to 35, I'll be done. But with my luck, they'll just come out with new ones.

Danelectro makes that many pedals??

By my last count, they make 57 different pedals.

5-Original Series(Daddy-O Overdrive, Cool Cat Chorus, Fab Tone Distortion, Dan-Echo Simulated Tap Echo, Dan-O-Matic Tuner)

5-FAB effects(Overdrive, Distortion, Metal, Chorus, Flanger, Echo)

22-Mini effects(Pastrami Overdrive, T-Bone Distortion, BLT Slap Echo, Corned Beef Reverb, Tuna Melt Tremolo, Hash Browns Flanger, Pepperoni Phaser, Milkshake Chorus, Surf and Turf Compressor, Grilled Cheese Distortion, Automatic Tuner, Chromatic Tuner, Chili Dog Octave, Fish and Chips 7 Band EQ, Chicken Salad Vibrato, French Toast Octave Distortion, Bacon 'N' Eggs Mini Amp/Distortion, PB&J Delay, Rocky Road Spinning Speaker, Black Coffee Metal Distortion, French Fries Auto-Wah, Black Licorice Beyond Metal

2-Vintage effects(Reel Echo & Spring King)

2-Paisley effects (Blue Paisley PureDrive & Black Paisley Liquid Metal)

5-Wasabi effects(Overdrive, Distortion, Rock-A-Bye, Forward-Reverse Delay, Chorus-Trem)

3-Wah Pedals(Shift Daddy, Trip-L Wah, Dan-O-Wah)

4-Sounds Of The Sixties Series(Free Speech Talk Box, Psycho Flange, Sitar Swami, Back Talk Reverse Delay)

9-Cool Cat Tone Series(Tremolo, Vibe, Metal, Fuzz, Drive, Transparent Overdrive, Distortion, Metal II, Chorus)

Impressive. I've only had a few DanElectro pedals, Cool Cat 18 volt, Dan echo were very good. Guitar Swami was a waste, but interesting, Ever tried that one?

I haven't tried the Sitar Swami yet, but I've heard that it's pretty much useless for bass. Since I play guitar as well, I'm at least going to give it a shot before I pass judgement though. The only ones I've tried that I don't currently own are the FAB Chorus(sold after I got my Cool Cat), FAB Echo(sold because I never used it), Milkshake Chorus(broke & hasn't been replaced yet), and Black Coffee Metal Distortion(gave to a friend of mine because she liked it).
 
Okay guys I tested it, and it's definately better. The Octave is tracking way better than before, and I can tweak the overall sound as the DI is at the end. Thanks for the suggestions.

BTW does anyone have similar setups and could find killer synth sounds? I try to get as many different as I can on my own but I'm also interested if anyone else could :)

Thanks again

P.S: now it looks like this:

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Okay guys I tested it, and it's definately better. The Octave is tracking way better than before, and I can tweak the overall sound as the DI is at the end. Thanks for the suggestions.

BTW does anyone have similar setups and could find killer synth sounds? I try to get as many different as I can on my own but I'm also interested if anyone else could :)

Thanks again

P.S: now it looks like this:

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Try the flanger after the Sansamp. I know you want it at the end. But I've found that a flanger or phaser ALWAYS sounds better after dirt.
 
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