Post Your Pedalboard - Part III

[Mudfuzz]

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Can't quite make it as tidy as you, guys...

Cool board what's the brown one, and what Dano is that?

 

[Tecx]

Cool board what's the brown one, and what Dano is that?

I think the dano is a phaser, and the brown one is a zinky true grit.

 

[Yankeesfan1115]

does anyone have a snarling dogs wah?

 

[bongomania]

Yeah, the guys who rummage around in dumpsters have collected quite a few of them.

 

[Bassplayer_479]

Same question here....is the Snarling dogs worth it?????

 

[EricF]

Same question here....is the Snarling dogs worth it?????

I thought bongo's answer kind of covered it.

 

[Bassplayer_479]

So dont waste my money???....will somebody give me an honest answer????....lol

 

[fishtx]

OK here is my current configuration:

Ampeg SVT4-PRO amp switch
Keeley true-bypass looper
Peterson strobo stomp tuner
MXR M-188 Bass Auto Q
Keeley 4-knob Compressor
Guyatone MD3 Delay
Analogman Clone Chorus
Radial Bassbone
Voodoo Labs Pedal Power

 

[bongomania]

So dont waste my money???....will somebody give me an honest answer????....lol

The deal is that they look cool and sound cool but break very easily.

 

[Andy V.]

OK here is my current configuration:

Ampeg SVT4-PRO amp switch
Keeley true-bypass looper
Peterson strobo stomp tuner
MXR M-188 Bass Auto Q
Keeley 4-knob Compressor
Guyatone MD3 Delay
Analogman Clone Chorus
Radial Bassbone
Voodoo Labs Pedal Power

Nice!
You got some of the best pedals, IMO.

Man, I gotta try these Bass Auto Qs.

How is it working for you?

 

[fishtx]

I like the Auto Q a lot, but it's not something I use often though "live"...I use it more as a fun pedal when I'm just noodling around at home, and recording solo stuff. It has a real funky vibe (IMO) and sound really cool in combination with chorus and a slight amount of delay...

 

[The BurgerMeister]

nice board, fishtx! good stuff...

 

[balzary]

Here's my pedal board, EBS octabass missing (switch doesn't work anymore).

 

[Pearl_jammin]

Here's my pedal board, EBS octabass missing (switch doesn't work anymore).

There's a whole lotta funk on that board!

 

[Terrorstorm]

Here's my pedal board, EBS octabass missing (switch doesn't work anymore).

wow! 4 filters! AND Deep Impact. That's killer

 

[Terrorstorm]

my current setup - > MOOG arrived today! yeah!


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SIGNAL PATH: Traben bass ->Aphex Punch Factory->Akai Unibass->Effector 13 Truly Beautiful Disaster [TBD Loop Send->EHX Tube Zipper->Moog Ring Modulator->Ampeg Scrambler->MXR Phase 100->Line 6 Echo Park->TBD Loop Return]->Tech 21 3 channel Sansamp->SUNN power amp

 

[40Hz_of_Love]

Cool board what's the brown one, and what Dano is that?

Danelectro is a phaser, which I'm gonna soon replace with Ibanez PT9 or MXR Phase 90 (still haven't decided - any suggestions?).

The brown unit is a DIY valve overdrive (ECC83 inside) - the guitarist in my band calls it "the shitbox" - because of the color ofcourse. ;>

 

[johans]

have you ever a/b'ed bassbone and sansamp bddi?

I like the Auto Q a lot, but it's not something I use often though "live"...I use it more as a fun pedal when I'm just noodling around at home, and recording solo stuff. It has a real funky vibe (IMO) and sound really cool in combination with chorus and a slight amount of delay...

 

[syciprider]

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My rig has two channels. Channel 1 is left and above of the diagonal line.

Channel 2 has all the effects controlled by a 3 loooper.

No bottom loss here.

 

[fishtx]

have you ever a/b'ed bassbone and sansamp bddi?

Yes, I have A/B'd them...and I honestly like them both...(IMO)the BDDI definately "colors" your tone (which is to be expected) while the Bassbone is more transparent. I like the more transparent nature iof the Bassbone, and thats why it's on my board instead of the BDDI.
The Bassbone has two channels, each with their own Volume control. One channel runs through an EQ section on the pedal, whil the other passes through to your amp. You can use this to switch between the two channels (which I do), or use it to plug in two different basses.

Other differences are:
- BDDI has a "drive" knob that is great when you want to add some "growl" to your sound

- The BDDI has a 12db boost Vs. the Bassbone which has an 18db boost (this is no big deal to me as I seldom if ever kick this on)

- The BDDI runs on 9v (center pin neg) or phantom power Vs the Bassbone that is 15v (kind of a pain when using a pedal board). I have an extension cord (under the panels of my board) plugged into my voodoo labs PS and have the Bassbone wall wart plugged into that.