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Post your pedalboard, Part XV
- Thread starter David Wilson
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I wish I could get off my arse and finish some stuff!
Theres lots of good info out there, take a course at a vocational or local college if you want/can. and to be honest..a lot of what I do is guestimations.
Like I know a .047 will allow less bass than a .1, but I dont know exact measurements or response curves of various capacitors...I am just familiar with certain sounds.
Theres lots of good info out there, take a course at a vocational or local college if you want/can. and to be honest..a lot of what I do is guestimations.
Like I know a .047 will allow less bass than a .1, but I dont know exact measurements or response curves of various capacitors...I am just familiar with certain sounds.
I used some shelving ( I think it was poplar) that I got from a hardware store, some wood glue and black, "hammered metal" textured paint. Oh yeah, and velcro. It's powered with a 1 Spot.
The paint on the bottom doesn't look too good, but I didn't spend much time on it since nobody sees it.
Here's a closeup of the textured paint. It seems to be pretty durable.
The paint on the bottom doesn't look too good, but I didn't spend much time on it since nobody sees it.
Here's a closeup of the textured paint. It seems to be pretty durable.
Here you go: http://www.muzique.com/schem/filter.htm
Will calculate the corner frequency for both lowpass and highpass filters.
I used some shelving ( I think it was poplar) that I got from a hardware store, some wood glue and black, "hammered metal" textured paint. Oh yeah, and velcro. It's powered with a 1 Spot.
another LMB-3 user. I'm learning more and more about how to use mine.Like Mike said: no strings, missing a pickup, not wired up and hasnt been able to be played for about 4 years now i think
Its an ongoing project that i cant be bothered finsihing
LOL. I just assumed I couldn't see em cus they were so thin
+1 on that. I am very fortunate to be attending a university, but there are many places to learn these things. Its well worth the money.
Thanks Rcubed. Im familiar with the site..but I know for the life of me im too darned lazy to remember the formula or even to go to the site once in a while....Good thing Im not an EE by trade.
simple board
i actually really like this board. you can do some awesome stuff with just those basic 3 pedals.
I used some shelving ( I think it was poplar) that I got from a hardware store, some wood glue and black, "hammered metal" textured paint. Oh yeah, and velcro. It's powered with a 1 Spot.
Well done sir, simple and effective. I likey.
Those calculations are ok for pedals, but are not appropriate for typical bass wiring.
A typical tone circuit is not a standard low pass filter. Don't try to apply this to typical bass wiring.
Nothing too special to report. Picked up a used TU-2. Looks like I still have room for the volume pedal and maybe a nano something.
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Right then, I have as yet never posted a real pedalboard so here it goes:
all I have left to get now is some velcro for a few of the pedals and more patch cables (mine all broke
)
also the metal box in the bottom corner is a bluebeard fuzz that i will have back to me soon
i am not sure if i will get all of these on once its cabled, in which case one of the Cream Pies will have to go. if you want to suggest a better layout then please do, the only one that i dont want to move is the tone hammer, as in this position i have good access to all the jacks which i need for the DI for gigs.
the chain is going to be:
Cream Pie>BlueBeard>Analogue Filter>Cream Pie>Hellbaby>Pulp Mill>Tuner(i placed it here so i can mute my signal that is going to the PA>Tone Hammer.
i also have a delay that i was thinking of putting on there in the place of the second cream pie but i still dont think that ill fit 8 pedals on there especially with the Tone Hammer.
all I have left to get now is some velcro for a few of the pedals and more patch cables (mine all broke
)also the metal box in the bottom corner is a bluebeard fuzz that i will have back to me soon
i am not sure if i will get all of these on once its cabled, in which case one of the Cream Pies will have to go. if you want to suggest a better layout then please do, the only one that i dont want to move is the tone hammer, as in this position i have good access to all the jacks which i need for the DI for gigs.
the chain is going to be:
Cream Pie>BlueBeard>Analogue Filter>Cream Pie>Hellbaby>Pulp Mill>Tuner(i placed it here so i can mute my signal that is going to the PA>Tone Hammer.
i also have a delay that i was thinking of putting on there in the place of the second cream pie but i still dont think that ill fit 8 pedals on there especially with the Tone Hammer.
New board updates
My BIG board (still pretty small by many standards)
And my smaller (cheaper) second board
... Check out the what do you use LIVE thread
My BIG board (still pretty small by many standards)
And my smaller (cheaper) second board
... Check out the what do you use LIVE thread- Status
