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Post Your Pedalboard - Part I

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Unknowndude said:
with thanks to DarkHatred:

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Some haven't arrived yet, that's why I only have a Geeked picture sofar. I still don't know exactly how I'll have them ordered, I just followed some guide for this setup.
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How do you like that Morley Chorus? Is it subtle or really wet? I remember seeing them around back in the day but never test drove one. Thanks.
 
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i have a quick question for any Boss NS2 noise gate owners. tomorrow my boss ns2 comes in the mail and i was wondering what does send and return do and do you have to use that too or can you just use input and output? need that answered. and one more question in my pedal board i have the boss limiter/enhancer compressor, then the Ibanez PD7 distortion, then the Boss CEB3 Bass Chorus, does the noise gate pedal go after the bass chorus in the pedal chain and if not then where in the pedal chain? thanks
 
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The NS-2's gate is opened closed based on the level at the input plug. No matter how loud the stuff in the loop is the gate will not open, unless the level at input tells it to. Personally I'd put the limiter and the PD7 in the loop (cus they cause noise) and the chorus wherever you want (in the chain ;) ). I put my chorus after the NS-2's output, put that's just cus it fits there, on my sunth board!
 
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so I don't have to loop anything for it to work good? or you mean i need to? cuz i have 5 cables right now for everything and i'd hate to have to buy a whole 2 more lol. nevermind, i just read that to eliminate the amp's noise too you have to run it through the loop. but if you just add it to the end of your pedal chain it'll eliminate most noise excluding the amp lol. alright.
 
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I have a multi effect pedal, morley dual wah, big muff, Boss EQ, Boss Overdrive, Boss Synth, Boss Chorus and a tuner pedal.

could someone help me with setting this up to get a propper bypass on pedals that are not being used? I probably won't put the multi effect pedal in the pedal system, so i guess you could ignore that. Also is it worth buying and putting a master volume pedal in the system?

I will then post a pic after it is sorted :-D

thanks,
 
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Dash Rantic said:
Very nice--but what's that PX-17?

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FX-17. It's a combo volume/wah pedal. I use it for a volume mostly. It also has 2 adjustments for the sweep of the volume, and range, which also works on the wah. Unfortunately, they don't coincide as well as I'd like, but I found a good balance point. I on;y paid 15 bucks for it, IIRC.
 
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New and improved:
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(I had DarkHarted make the first one but this one was my own attempt)

I think I got the chain in the correct order. I know for sure I want the EQ after the Muff to compensate for its bass loss (I like the sound of the thing with the tone knob on, and the sustain around the same area as it, but it sucks a lot of bass). I just picked up the Digitech today, It's all I've wanted in a reverb and more. I love the strings sort of sound you can get with it, with the original signal turned down. Running a Muff before it, it sustains forever.

I still am not sure about placement of the Phase 90. I'll figure that out when it arrives.
 
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