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Post Your Pedalboard - Part III

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some changes...

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i censor'd the racy pinup girl a little, for the easily offended. i also "tamed" the Submarine's ridiculously bright green LED with a little piece of sticker. future changes may/will include a B:ASSMASTER, a Noise Box, an Octron2... and maybe a Neo Fuzz. or maybe this Bluebeard Fuzz all the kids are screaming about.

Flying Tomato?

http://[malware url removed].net/vicious-smiley-1815.gif
 
some changes...

PDRM0009.jpg


i censor'd the racy pinup girl a little, for the easily offended. i also "tamed" the Submarine's ridiculously bright green LED with a little piece of sticker. future changes may/will include a B:ASSMASTER, a Noise Box, an Octron2... and maybe a Neo Fuzz. or maybe this Bluebeard Fuzz all the kids are screaming about.

Flying Tomato?

http://[malware url removed].net/vicious-smiley-1815.gif

Out of curiosity, how does one power a pedalboard with more then 8 pedals? Cause a brick can only hold 8 pedals.
And what does a VS 1Spot do? And how does one power a pedal of more then 18 volts?
 
Out of curiosity, how does one power a pedalboard with more then 8 pedals? Cause a brick can only hold 8 pedals.
And what does a VS 1Spot do? And how does one power a pedal of more then 18 volts?

it's a Furman SPB8 pedal board with 8 9V outs and 3 "wall outlets" on it. if you have a pedal which requires a unique power supply, you can use one of the wall outlets.
all the pedals now on the board happen to be 9V. after using up all the available 9V outs, i plugged a VS 1Spot into one of the wall outlets to power up the 3 "extra" pedals. (the 1Spot is a 9V 1700ma power supply with an optional 5-way splitter cable.)

ya!
 
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