I think it wouldn't really matter what pedals were on excane's board. The organization...and the light tube, of course...make it special.
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Post Your Pedalboard - Part III
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Very nice board excane! I bet I'll be ridiculed for this, but what is that looper?
Nananananana
Hmmmm... I believe the real problem here is "narrow- sightedness"
And apparently, you have not been through the sonic war spectrum that I have been through. When on the battlefield, sometimes 13 FLAVORS of gain are needed. IMHO in some situations, 9 flavors might actually be considered "not well prepared".
Have you ever seen what a "Khaaotic Cosmos s-Current Through Thee Warboard" looks like? Would you care to see? Do you think you can handle it?
Every time someone says 'I like the way your guitar looks', 'you played great guitar', or anything with guitar in it, I usually smile, nod, and walk away, sure I will never ever like that person.
Ooh! Sexxxy!
edit:Me wants a man in Sweden who'll build nice loopers
Won't loooper ship to you? Great flawless zero signal loss pedals.
bongomania
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Loooper is out of business. However there are many others doing the same thing, and I'm sure more than one of them would ship internationally.
Nananananana
And I think I found someone in Sweden to build one for me.
ok, latest revision.
X2 wireless receiver->Korg DT-10->Barge VFB-2->Clone Chorus->Multicomp->Amp
In the VFB-2 loop I have the TC Distortion->Dredgetone Angler->Boss BF-2
I hate you
The Korg looks so much nicer in black and blue.
Every time someone says 'I like the way your guitar looks', 'you played great guitar', or anything with guitar in it, I usually smile, nod, and walk away, sure I will never ever like that person.
Ill do you one better....How bout when your playing a church gig and an old lady walks up to you after the last set and asks why your guitar has 5 strings instead of six and why you play chords but dont use a pick.
Ill do you one better....How bout when your playing a church gig and an old lady walks up to you after the last set and asks why your guitar has 5 strings instead of six and why you play chords but dont use a pick.
Try playing a six-string, it's even worse! Plus, playing in a higher register, your guitarist will get credit for your sick melodies on recordings :scowl:
Back to topic, great boards fellas! Y'all are giving me GAS to no end
No blue LED's, I'm afraid. And, probably not quite as excellent sounding as Moog Taurus I or II's. But, still pretty damn great. This is a set of Crumar CPB-2 bass pedals that I inherited from my dad. They are a big part of my current live sound. (They're on my band's latest album, too.) The only "effect" I need.
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Ill do you one better....How bout when your playing a church gig and an old lady walks up to you after the last set and asks why your guitar has 5 strings instead of six and why you play chords but dont use a pick.
At least she knows how many strings a guitar is supposed to have.
Hey, Orange.
Although you can't tell it from the pic I posted, the unit is basically only a little larger than your standard Moog Taurus pedals. I just play them while standing and playing bass (sometimes singing, too!)
They're great for those occasional analog synth bass injections and low-end reinforcement.
It can be a bit of a balancing act at times, though (literally). If I have to play larger intervals on those things, the risk of teetering is definitely high (heh heh).
Although you can't tell it from the pic I posted, the unit is basically only a little larger than your standard Moog Taurus pedals. I just play them while standing and playing bass (sometimes singing, too!)
They're great for those occasional analog synth bass injections and low-end reinforcement.
It can be a bit of a balancing act at times, though (literally). If I have to play larger intervals on those things, the risk of teetering is definitely high (heh heh).
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