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Post Your Pedalboard - Part II

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Mabis2012 said:
where u get that blue berry drive from?
Got it from Eero at Invalid Link Removed but it was his last one. Really cool guy to deal with, these pedals are hard to find!
bassman314 said:
seriously dude... get a set of George L's and just route the cables under the foam...

that would be awesome!!
Yeah, I really should. I'd just have to figure out a way to power the Moog... :D
 
DanielTulip said:
Have you tried running the Fulltone at 18V????

if so whats the 9V vs. 18V sound like???

I have, and I don't particularly remember the results. I've been meaning to do a couple of recording tests, ever since I got my new firewire interface. I should have some time later this week, and I'll upload some comparison clips.
 
Finally done! Though I'm sure I'll have to make some changes to the hardware of the case, it'll defintely do for now. Because of my EXTRAORDINARY laziness, I didn't even swap out the hinges. I just popped out the pins that held them together, and threaded some super-durable, coated wire through the hinges. I fastened a metal pull tab on one end and tuck away the remainder on the other. Pretty ingenious, but not 100% practical. If I ever lose that wire at a gig, I'm pretty much buggered, but I just keep it threaded through the lid when the top is off. So far so good, it's too bad I couldn't find any black material, but the brown seems fine. There's five layers of carpet padding under the brown felt, it's really firm and lightweight. Anyway, that's "done", and by "done" I mean useable. ;)

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