I've been thinking of selling them for more bass gear, though
Do it. I traded a TON (and I mean a TON) of cards for a old yamaha psr-77 keyboard/synth! Sure I was on the losing end $$$ wise, but the cards are getting some use, as is the KB at least
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Post Your Pedalboard - Part II
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Do it. I traded a TON (and I mean a TON) of cards for a old yamaha psr-77 keyboard/synth! Sure I was on the losing end $$$ wise, but the cards are getting some use, as is the KB at least
My Moxes financed my Demeter HBP-1.
I used to be an avid player. Got into it because of one of my ex-girlfriends early on in high school, and got out of it after a year or so. I still have two decks, though, just in case anyone's ever up for playing for old time's sake.
I've been thinking of selling them for more bass gear, though
Gosh... I've been doing a list of my "basic sonic needs" and I ended up with a list of 12 pedals, and I'm unable to get out a single one.
Are 12 pedals way too much pedals?
And another question: If I plan to use the behringer bdi 21 only because of its DI feature, where should I put it on the signal chain? before the effects, after them...?
Are 12 pedals way too much pedals?
And another question: If I plan to use the behringer bdi 21 only because of its DI feature, where should I put it on the signal chain? before the effects, after them...?
Nope- 12 are as good as one or 100.
At the end- that way the effected signal will be sent to the FOH.
12 is not too much imo... but nothing is really too much imo..
Anyway, you should put the DI in the chain according to how you want your FOH to sound. If you want your direct signal wet, put it after the effects. If you want it dry, put it before. It's just up to you.
Edit: D'oh! Ted beat me to it ;-D
Anyway, you should put the DI in the chain according to how you want your FOH to sound. If you want your direct signal wet, put it after the effects. If you want it dry, put it before. It's just up to you.
Edit: D'oh! Ted beat me to it ;-D
You're getting slow in your old age Spanky.
I've been on a posting tear as of late though....
Having even ONE Mox gem is proof of your old age.
I had seven.
Sold for $100.00 each.
I remeber when they were considered worthless.
Seven?!?
[grumble grumble]
So what was it like in the days before electricity and broadband internet?
Seven?!?
[grumble grumble]
So what was it like in the days before electricity and broadband internet?
Should I tell you about the Black Loti?
loti? as in........ ...... .......... .....plural??
Yup. Three of them.
I am looking to ditch the Boss Flange and Boss Bass Overdrive for a Delay and a EH Metal Muff with the low scoop. The Bass Overdrive just does not have a warm tone to it that I am hearing in my head that I need. The Metal Muff has a EQ system on it so that I could dial it in if needed. Any suggestions on a good delay or distortion in the $50-$150 range, let me know.
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