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Post Your Pedalboard - Part I
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chips said:
Yeah, I was wondering that too. Could you give us a rundown of each pedal in the chain? What's the loooper for too?
Theonestarchild said:
hmmmmm
well. the loooper is a patch bay. i run alot of chords and ive zip tied them together. it really makes a difference when youve got 4 dudes in the front all with extensive pedal boards and samplers and chords running out the wazoo. it takes care of all my in's and out's in one place, along with my sampler and sequencer which i run throught he vox volume pedal. if i wanted to take up room and make it look like i had more stuff, believe me, i could. ive got a basement full of useless effects.
chips said:
its a an original sovtek big muff clone.
some cat copied them and made 100 clones. it was called "the bluebeard"
i painted it and now its called "the heartbreaker" =)
Petary791 said:
patch bay, micro tuner, mxr bass octave, heartbreaker (sovtek muff clone), ratII, nyc bass balls, digital delay-6, comp/sustainer, fulltone supa-trem, zvex wah probe, ernie ball vol. pedal.
the vox vol. pedal i use for my sequencer and sampler. all my in's and out's run to the patcher.
i just got the bass octave...i reckon ill toss it in for a ebs octa bass, the rat II ill be tossing for a DAM ezekiel, the dd-6 ill be tossing for a dd-20 plus loooper tap tempo switch. the comp/sustainer ive recently decided sucks(figuratively and literally).... other then that im happy for now.
i just got a couple endorcements, so ill be trying some new boxes. i'll let you know what i stick with =)
"buy, evaluate, sell, ook for something better."
alrighty, lastest shot, all the pedals im using now, i made the board the other day at work, its just some scrap wood, elevated the edges a little, then nailed carpet to the top so i can put some velcro on the bottom of my pedals and when i get new pedals i can move them around without having to re-stick other velcro on the board...thank god my mother got the living room re-carpeted the other week and had some scraps....
Well I downgraded to a pedaltrain Jr, much easier to move around.
I'll take a picture of all my pedals soon, but here's my band board
Enjoy
I'll take a picture of all my pedals soon, but here's my band board
Enjoy
Great I never turn it off, but it is very very low gain for an od so if that's your thing this is the pedal to get.
it`s track well,do we need more?))Petary791 said:
In conjunction with octaver and distorshion its sound really crazy.
Anyway,my only band for now its just me with piano and two trombones,and i think my bandmates will not understand my ideas about how those old jazz standarts have to be played...
Only a few pedals to go until im finished. Picked up my Bassballs. Now, a looper, brown dog/depth charge and maybe a digitech BSW to go. 
Fender American Jazz/Warwick Thumb VI B.O. -> EBS Octabass -> EBS BassIQ (down mode) -> EBS Multicomp -> EBS Multidrive -> EBS Multidrive (full drive, Lemmy mode) -> EBS Unichorus -> Boss TU-2 -> Bespeco volume pedal (soon to be replaced by the EBS WahOne?) -> EBS HD 350 head -> EBS 410 Evolution Proline 
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