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Post Your Pedalboard - Part II

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Willem said:
Still gassin' for a Planet Waves Pedal Tuner, and considering a Sansamp BDDI and some sort of input/output/buffer unit.

I have a Sansamp BDDI and it's great. I would recommend the programmable though just cause. Or look at the Paradriver, it's got a Mid knob. I've been looking at those since I got my BDDI. About the Pedal Tuner, go with the Boss, if you have the money. IMO, the Boss is much better than the Planet Waves.
 
Willem said:
No pics, but my signal chain goes EBS Multicomp => Xotic Bass BB Preamp. Still gassin' for a Planet Waves Pedal Tuner, and considering a Sansamp BDDI and some sort of input/output/buffer unit.

Dude you will love the PW tuner! I know the Boss has been around longer, but I think the Planet Waves is awesome and the true bypass is just sweet!!!!!!
 
grygrx said:
Is the red pedal in the middle a 4ms duo distorter? Do you have one with clean/dry blend? Why you dithcing it?

Yes, it's a 4ms Duo Distorter with clean blend (actually, clean volume) and separate volumes for each channel. It's a fantastic pedal, but a little more extreme than I wanted. Neither channel holds the low-end well, which is what the blend is for. The green channel sounds great with the blend...kind of a crunchy Tubescreamer sound. The red channel with the blend sounds like clean bass with fuzz on top of it...like 2 separate instruments. I was looking for more of a "fuzz bass" sound.
 
saxnbass said:
I have a Sansamp BDDI and it's great. I would recommend the programmable though just cause. Or look at the Paradriver, it's got a Mid knob. I've been looking at those since I got my BDDI. About the Pedal Tuner, go with the Boss, if you have the money. IMO, the Boss is much better than the Planet Waves.

I'm sticking with the Planet Waves... various reasons.
As for the sansamp, I'm gonna use it as a DI so I won't need the programmable one. And I am considering the paradriver because of the mid knob, but it doesn't have a blend knob... I'll see.
 
Willem said:
I'm sticking with the Planet Waves... various reasons.
As for the sansamp, I'm gonna use it as a DI so I won't need the programmable one. And I am considering the paradriver because of the mid knob, but it doesn't have a blend knob... I'll see.
Personally, I would steer clear of the paradriver. To my ears, it's really honkey and nasal sounding, and it just doesn't sound natural.
 
saxnbass said:
About the Pedal Tuner, go with the Boss, if you have the money. IMO, the Boss is much better than the Planet Waves.

IME, the Boss TU-2 is overpriced and not nearly as accurate as the Planet Waves CT-04, Korg DT-10 or Fender PT-100. All of these are three times as accurate as the Boss and they all cost less. That said, the Boss has been around for a long time and has proven it's worth to MANY people. It's just not the best pedal tuner for the money, IMO.
 
Here's my homemade board.
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bass-shy said:
IME, the Boss TU-2 is overpriced and not nearly as accurate as the Planet Waves CT-04, Korg DT-10 or Fender PT-100. All of these are three times as accurate as the Boss and they all cost less. That said, the Boss has been around for a long time and has proven it's worth to MANY people. It's just not the best pedal tuner for the money, IMO.

+1

I love my Planet Waves CT-04; I'll never have GAS for a Strobostomp :D
 
tplyons said:
Wow, this hit page 5 pretty quickly.


for real, b! i was just thinking the same thing.

i'll post mine here, since i haven't posted it in "part II," and since i may be changing things around shortly.

i've got:
tu2 - EH pog - EH littlebigmuff - phase 90 - maxon fl301 flanger - tech 21 PBDDI - maxon af9 filter - maxon cs9pro chorus - mxr smartgate -
locobox ad01 analog delay.

going between a late 60s - early 70s jazz and an ashdown abm500rc evo II + ampeg svt610.

i'm thinking of putting the smartgate and delay in the effects loop of the amp. i'm also strongly considering a bargeconcepts vfb2 effect looper/blender (see the thread called "blenders?").

this is where you, the good reader, comes into it:
will the smartgate (noise gate) still work the same way in the effects loop of the amp? i'm assuming it will... any thoughts?

i'm thinking of putting the muff, phase, flange, and filter in the loop of the vfb2. as far as possible chain placement, i'm going to try a few things... but what makes the most sense to me is putting the looper (with all the effects) after the pog and before the PBDDI. any thoughts on this issue?

also: the boards that people have posted here are quite nice! i'll try to get a camera to add to the pic-collection. :)
 
my planned live set up :) finally got myself a board. don't mind the amp. that's just for house use. a locally made 60 watter.
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all my pedals... well except for my ibanez pd7. i should get that back from my friend. also, don't mind the stickers. those were placed on there by the previous owner. traded my small stone for this board.
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jetpackbassist said:
now i'm thinking: maybe i should put the vfb2 after the PBDDI.... since i'm going to want to blend that sound into the effects as well....

ooooo i can't wait until i get my looper! :hyper: it's fun to experiment!

Definitely. My Fulltone Fat Boost just adds a bit of Zing, so the VFB-2 goes after the Fat Boost, so I get the "zing" mixed with everything.
 
vic_6 said:
my planned live set up :) finally got myself a board. don't mind the amp. that's just for house use. a locally made 60 watter.


all my pedals... well except for my ibanez pd7. i should get that back from my friend. also, don't mind the stickers. those were placed on there by the previous owner. traded my small stone for this board.

Nice board and layout! Clean and effective.
 
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