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Post Your Pedalboard - Part II

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That board plan looks great. Is that based on the Pedaltrain 2 or the Pedaltrain Pro size board??

I'm curious as to how you like the comp so late in the chain. I have my Punch Factory right after my filters and before wah. haven't tried it after distortions as I assumed compression after drive would add to much noise.
 
as for the Digitech JamMan, i find that it has a slight delay on starting a live recorded loop (as it writes to memory), so I use it mostly for bouncing loops from the Boomerang to the JamMan, so then i can keep the loop going while switching the Boomerang into reverse-lead mode or whatever.

Thanks for the heads up! Still gotta do some research on loopers before I go around spending my $$$ :D

That image is crazy! I prefer it to Guitar Geek.

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That board plan looks great. Is that based on the Pedaltrain 2 or the Pedaltrain Pro size board??

It's the Pedaltrain 2. All pedal size measurements are as close to scale as they can get (the program I used allowed me to put in real-world measurements). The details are somewhat off, but they'll do.

Actually, I'm working on a re-made version using Microsoft Visio (which, IMO, is better than the Visio clone I'm using now). I'll post up a fresh image in the next few days, using re-done images in Visio :smug:

I'm curious as to how you like the comp so late in the chain. I have my Punch Factory right after my filters and before wah. haven't tried it after distortions as I assumed compression after drive would add to much noise.

It's quite nice, actually - smooths out everything and helps with peak limiting. I don't think strong compression could fare well that late in the chain, though. When I get my MultiComp, I'll have to experiment with compression levels, too.

I think that you have the POG/qtron wires messed up (in the drawing) lol

I don't think it is... the input and output on the Bass Micro Synth are backwards, so I'd imagine the POG would be funny too. Input's on the left, Output's on the right. Everyone complains about it, believe me, but it's really an easy fix if you want to change it. :p
 
Aside from the DD-5 which seems a little out of place (a TC Electronics Vintage Delay is begging to be in such superior company ;), this set up is pure QUALITY. Outstanding.

A recent move has left my money tree nicely trimmed so it'll probably be a while before I could justify a 400 dollar delay when the one I have works. :D

If it bothers you or anyone else, I'll gladly accept donations of the TC, TRex, Memory Lane, DLS, or Echoczar delay units. :D
 
Here's mine, although it sits on a different stand and
percussion tray for better wireless reception.

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I think that you have the POG/qtron wires messed up (in the drawing) lol

nah, they're good. might look weird, but they are right

edit: actually yeah there is one thing wrong. after reading boo's post i checked a second time, the input/output are on the traditional sides unlike the BMS, but i sent the wires to the wrong slots...

oh well, **** fixing it lol
 
my pedal chain is now bass >Digitech Whammy 4 > Boss NS2 > NS2 send > Electro-Harmonix Little Big Muff > Boss GEB7 > NS2 REturn > Boss CEB3 > amp

I sent the Big muff back to get the little big muff cuz it was too big and also it doesn't let you use a regular boss style adapter on it and the Little Big Muff is just what I need cuz it's smaller and you can use regular adapters on it.
 
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