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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
It needs a board badly.
NICE set up: I run my sans amp first to as suggested in the manual, but I don't use the DI.
I go Sans Amp BDDI > Boss OBD-3 > Boss CEB-3
If some one could tell me how to post with pictures, I will when I get everything and get it on a board, still need a octave, a tuner, and power supply.
I dig the sounds of that Diditech Synth Wah, don't know if I need one, but may get one anyway
You got it. There's a sonic stomp off to the side, too. High fives all around.
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This is the last hurrah for this setup, though. The muff (which is an early black Russian model modded by Mohomods) is outta here, that epic power strip's been retired, and I just bought some nice new cables from a fellow TB'er. Got some stuff in the post, and a couple things in build stage, so.... whole new ballgame. Stayed tuned....
My setup, sans board.
Rocktron Nitro > MXR DynaComp > Little Big Muff
The big muff might be getting replaced by the El Grande.
Rocktron Nitro > MXR DynaComp > Little Big Muff
The big muff might be getting replaced by the El Grande.
I look forward to seeing your redone pedal board in part 11.
BTW, nice job on having a very neat and clean board. Mine's a little bit of a mess until I get some George Ls.
Thanks. The Pedaltrains are great fo rkeeping things tidy as cables are routed underneith. I only have 6 pedals on the board so I was able to get away with a single 5 plug daisy chain with a y splitter on the last plug to allow 6 outputs. My Godlyke Powerall then gets plugged in so its nice and simple.
Until I buy a custom cable kit, my options right now are 4", 6", and 12" patch cables, so some are a little longer/shorter than they're going to be, but all of mine will be routed under the shelves on my board. I agree, 6 pedals would be a lot easier power/patch cable routing-wise than the 17 on my board currently.
I thought I'd post mine. It doesn't get a ton of use, but I really dig the sounds that I'm getting from it. The Maxon Phasor is going to be replaced by a Mojo Hand Nebula, and the Wooley Mammoth is going to the storage drawer. I love the pedal and don't want to sell it, but it's just not getting used at the moment. The board is a work in progress.
I'm picking up a router from Loop Master so I can have the in/out in one spot. I also need to get some wall wart isolators so I can mount the pedal strip under the board.
I'm picking up a router from Loop Master so I can have the in/out in one spot. I also need to get some wall wart isolators so I can mount the pedal strip under the board.
Jazzdogg
Less barking, more wagging!
For those who have the Wooly Mammoth, does it retain a lot of bass? I'm into fuzz boxes but I hate when the bass gets lost.
Also, how much would one go in Canadian dollars?
Also, how much would one go in Canadian dollars?
selling the maxon phaser you're replacing? =-oI thought I'd post mine. It doesn't get a ton of use, but I really dig the sounds that I'm getting from it. The Maxon Phasor is going to be replaced by a Mojo Hand Nebula, and the Wooley Mammoth is going to the storage drawer. I love the pedal and don't want to sell it, but it's just not getting used at the moment. The board is a work in progress.
I'm picking up a router from Loop Master so I can have the in/out in one spot. I also need to get some wall wart isolators so I can mount the pedal strip under the board.
Sounds intriguing. More info, please
I may have worded that wrong. Basically, I'm just picking up some 1.5 inch extension cord so I can mount the supply and power strip under the board. They won't both fit, but one of these would do the trick:
The low end doesn't suffer like alot of overdrive/distortion/fuzz pedals. I'm really happy with the bass retention.
Hmmm. That's a possiblity. I'd like to hear how the Mojo Hand does in the mix first. I really like the Maxon, but I'd like something more subtle.
I may not be able to answer that one (cus i dont own one), but...
Check out http://www.moogaudio.com/
They have the mammoth listed at 359$. I got my Hema from them, and tho I made a series of stupid mistakes when ordering (dont shop when you need sleep), they were more than helpful getting it to me
Plus they're Canadian!Pretty good rates on shipping too IMO
Nice board Nicky!
I thought I'd post mine. It doesn't get a ton of use, but I really dig the sounds that I'm getting from it. The Maxon Phasor is going to be replaced by a Mojo Hand Nebula, and the Wooley Mammoth is going to the storage drawer. I love the pedal and don't want to sell it, but it's just not getting used at the moment. The board is a work in progress.
I'm picking up a router from Loop Master so I can have the in/out in one spot. I also need to get some wall wart isolators so I can mount the pedal strip under the board.
"Excuse me, I believe I ordered the large reverb pedal?"
I kid. Heard the reverbamate is THE reverb.
I kid. Heard the reverbamate is THE reverb.
aw! cute kid man.
btw, All the settings in the pic are off. My son likes to twiddle with the knobs.
Another question, sorry if this sounds stupid but I'm a noob to pedals
How are the Electro-Harmonix Muff pedals? The Woolly Mammoth is way out of my price range, so I was looking at the Little Big Muff, USA Big Muff Pi Distortion/Sustainer and the standard Big Muff Pi Distortion/Sustainer Pedal. Out of these, which one would you guys recommend? I'm looking for all that fuzzy goodness, one that's versatile and keeps the low end down. Thanks for the help.
How are the Electro-Harmonix Muff pedals? The Woolly Mammoth is way out of my price range, so I was looking at the Little Big Muff, USA Big Muff Pi Distortion/Sustainer and the standard Big Muff Pi Distortion/Sustainer Pedal. Out of these, which one would you guys recommend? I'm looking for all that fuzzy goodness, one that's versatile and keeps the low end down. Thanks for the help.
wow what a spring!!!!I thought I'd post mine. It doesn't get a ton of use, but I really dig the sounds that I'm getting from it. The Maxon Phasor is going to be replaced by a Mojo Hand Nebula, and the Wooley Mammoth is going to the storage drawer. I love the pedal and don't want to sell it, but it's just not getting used at the moment. The board is a work in progress.
I'm picking up a router from Loop Master so I can have the in/out in one spot. I also need to get some wall wart isolators so I can mount the pedal strip under the board.
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