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Post your pedalboard, Part XV

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Here is a shot of the right side of the board with the handle. Just pick it up and roll it along, works great:

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my good thats an amazing board top 10 in talkbass we should make some kind of contest here the Top 20 best pedalboards of talkbass =P
 
Way out there, but I think people should post the underside of the pedalboards as well. That way we could see how every thing is wired up so people could get ideas on how to do so.
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Note: those little clippy things have a higher failure rate than Behringer garbage. However many you need, buy at least double. I don't remember what they are called, but I got them at Radio Shack after learning about them in this thread.
 
Well I wasn't expecting it to be..um...this "transparent" I guess. It's mostly very subtle. Retains the low end like crazy.

And the GeminiDrive blows my BassDrive out of the water. The clean blend is so awesome. And the gemini switch with the two clip switches adds for more flavor and tweakability.

That and the smaller size...definitely dethrones the BassDrive and the Bogdan as well.
 
Well I wasn't expecting it to be..um...this "transparent" I guess. It's mostly very subtle. Retains the low end like crazy.

I think this is true to a certain point and was part of what I loved about it. I liked to dial it in for a touch of OD when playing funk. When I'd dig in I'd get that tube-like response.

But if you want more coloration and gain, you really have to turn the tone down. Put the tone all the way to zero and turn the gain up and you'll get a very different sound.
 
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