Bought few hours ago Ernie ball volume pedal. Needed it soooo badly (read: GAS)
I may have to take new pictures of my pedal board next weekend
I may have to take new pictures of my pedal board next weekend
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Post Your Pedalboard - Part I
- Thread starter The Chancellor
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Thinking about it. I'm soo excited about my new Loooper. Thinking about it, it's just a bunch of knobs and switches without even real electronics inside. But I NEEDED it on my board. 
Matt Till said:Nice idea on the scotch tape "settings."
Hah thanks. I started doing that before I had a board and I was just throwing my pedals in a backpack whenever I would go to jam with someone.
finally mine.
I just havn't gotten around to building an actual pedalboard for it. I have a keyboard case gig bag for it's "house", now I'm just looking for suggestions on how to arrange the pedals. Should I have it linear or in a crazy jigsaw?
I just havn't gotten around to building an actual pedalboard for it. I have a keyboard case gig bag for it's "house", now I'm just looking for suggestions on how to arrange the pedals. Should I have it linear or in a crazy jigsaw?
RobertUI said:With a large board from rondo music, I have the following board, which is in a constant state of "progress".... (The Big Muff is gone, and the DS-1 is about to be replaced by a Keeley mod'd Rat (maybe). The 3 button "Marshall" pedal has been customized to work other stuff (and is not currently part of my rig).
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i have been looking at boards on rondo music.
are they any good.
Jazz Ad said:
It depends.
I bought it because I was a guitarist looking for the wah sound off Sabbath's Electric Funeral....
....then I hooked it up to my bass and NIB just started screaming out.
I don't recommend it to someone who's looking for a "killer wah tone", but if you're looking for something out of the ordinary you may like this one.
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If you're running effects out front and effects in the loop it's worth getting to avoid/eliminate ground loops (and the horrible hum they cause).
If you're running effects that're either out front or in the effects loop it's (IMO) not worth getting....just get a Godlyke Powerall or something.
hey how much did u pay for your little big muff is it any good/any differrent to the standard big muff
katri said:
I paid about $110USD.
The LBM has no sustain or tone knobs, so it's alot less versitile than a standard Big Muff.
The "sustain" is hardwired on full, so you need to use your bass's volume knob to adjust that setting.
It has a two position tone switch....which is fine if you like the sound of those two positions...otherwise you have to mod it to change the tone.
I use the Big Muff for my main dirt tone, and the LBM for a more aggressive sound. It's a little too extreme to use all the time as it's basically like using a Muff that's either full tone, or tone on zero. But, it's small sized makes up for it's lack of versitility IMO.
So, if you're into Muff tones and you'd like something small on your board, it's great; but I wouldn't use one as my main dirt tone.
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