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Post Your Pedalboard - Part I

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i'd like to see someone post a photo of a pedal board with all true bypass handbuilt pedals only! im trying to build one myself with a pedal train board, maxon AF9, fulltone bass drive, Zvex mammoth, homebrew phaser, maybe a Ross comp clone.
lets see who can come up with the most 'classy' pedal board.
 
Most classy pedalboard belongs to either Davidmwilson, Tecx, Toasted or Bongomania they all have pedals that are prototypes, highly modified and just generally a bit different

I don't think the maxon is true bypass or hand built but I could be wrong.

I think you qualify for having an ace pedal when more than 3 people go oooo what's that (insert colour) pedal you have there? :D

the moral of this tale is it's not how much it cost's its how good it sounds.
 
chips said:
Anyone have some good examples of bass delay? Other then No shelter- RATM. More-so in a heavier or proggish type of genre....

All by Primus:
The Carpenter and the Dainty Bride
Mary the Ice Cube
The Last Superpower aka Rapscallion
My Friend Fats
Eclectic Electric

All by Tool:
Push!t
The Grudge
Disposition
Flood

Justin Chancellor does some pretty fancy delay work IMHO.
 
Finally got my case and attached my pedals....its still a work in progress. I am going to add a Punch Factory and a George L pedal kit in the next month or so ....

oh another thing for the BSW users out there, I have found it rough to remember more than 1 preset on the BSW, especially after a 6-pack at a gig, so I created a "rolodex" of sorts on the pedal that I can just flip through and find the preset I need. Give it a shot, it has helped me tremendously.

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dalley said:
Finally got my case and attached my pedals....its still a work in progress. I am going to add a Punch Factory and a George L pedal kit in the next month or so ....

oh another thing for the BSW users out there, I have found it rough to remember more than 1 preset on the BSW, especially after a 6-pack at a gig, so I created a "rolodex" of sorts on the pedal that I can just flip through and find the preset I need. Give it a shot, it has helped me tremendously.

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Any chance of a close up on that BSW pedal to see how you did it? I'm getting a little frustrated with mine, except for those huge "Tom Sawyer" notes.

Please?

L
 
Stingus said:
Any chance of a close up on that BSW pedal to see how you did it? I'm getting a little frustrated with mine, except for those huge "Tom Sawyer" notes.

Please?

L

I just created some knob diagrams in Photoshop and printed them out. "Laminated" each strip (preset) in clear packing tape and taped them together. I then taped that to the pedal. Just flip through the tabs like a rolodex to find the preset I need.

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Toasted said:
Yo dalley, thats so organised it's anal retentive!

It's funny ... I am a long time rack multi effects user and just started getting into individual pedals. I loved the fact I can just set up patches and access them whenever I need to. As we all know, most of these multi effects suck & it took me 10 years to realize that. Until I find a unit that will do everything I need, a pedalboard it is.

I just can't get adjusted to the fact I can't pre-program this thing. This is the only way I am going to remember more than 1 preset on a single pedal ... it's just too damn versatile a pedal to throw away!
 
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