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Post Your Pedalboard - XIX - Hey Nineteen

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Hehe, good observation about the 19 circles.

Unfortunately, the effects forum is closer to the 19th circle of financial hell than it is the flower of life... or maybe thats just the duality of the effects forum- through the 19th circle of financial time-wasting hell leads the path to plethora of beautiful tones, that blossom.. like a... flower.... ok im done.

I'm not sure how many sacred geometry nerds are out there that would get it either.

Some (definitely not all) Tool fans might understand though.
 
You can pick up a cheap DI and a tuner for the price of a BDDI. May be a wash for recording if the DI is noisy. You could possibly use the DI off the back of your MB2-500 as well. Not sure it it will hurt the amp without cabs hooked up.
 
I know the fat sandwich has the brightest blue light I've seen on a pedal and matches the blue on my GBE1200, a green and yellow on the TFD and the headrush does different things depending on the mode. Hopefully the hyperion has a UV light in it or something.
 
You can pick up a cheap DI and a tuner for the price of a BDDI. May be a wash for recording if the DI is noisy. You could possibly use the DI off the back of your MB2-500 as well. Not sure it it will hurt the amp without cabs hooked up.

Thats true. Ill research that. Does a DI just take your signal from your head through the cabs, and into the soundboard? Like a mic, without any kind of sound loss or signal loss?
 
You'll find that most higher end/boutique pedals and modded pedals have ultrabright LEDs in them. Just as bright as the on/off switch on my MB2-500.

Supercollider. With the lights on even

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Lights out,...Electronix Submarine and the Supercollider.

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Jordasch, you can use the sansamp as a DI - it has a line level output selector for the 1/4" out if I remember correctly, and maybe an actual XLR output too.

A DI from a head takes the signal from the bass and thats it. Theres usually a switch that will run the signal through the heads preamp or not. A solid state head can be turned on and used as a DI (assuming it has one) without damaging it. I've done that with the GK MB2-500 and a GK 1001 RB-II personally.
 
Thats true. Ill research that. Does a DI just take your signal from your head through the cabs, and into the soundboard? Like a mic, without any kind of sound loss or signal loss?

Pm'd ya,..but I think coolrunner989 may have answered our question,...concerning damaging the head. That is of course for the Amps Subforum though.

Nice looking setup Chronicle,...Is your cab an Avatar?

Here is the new carpet. =)

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My apparently very boring board, I built it to fix a specific box I had that turned out to be pretty slick for carrying pedals around.

Boss GEB-7, ODB-3, CEB-3, Bass Big Muff, Digitech BP80, LMB-3, and Fender Pt-100

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And glow in the dark mode.

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Why do I have two boards? Why do I have more pedals than sense?

Is there heaven? Is there hell?
Is that tuna melt that I smell?

Because you are in more than one band?

I'd like to get a PT mini for the one band that I'm in that I don't use FX in. Something to hold my LMB-3, TU-2, Submarine and a small power supply.

FeuerFrei, I don't find your board boring at all.
 
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Why do I have two boards? Why do I have more pedals than sense?

Is there heaven? Is there hell?
Is that tuna melt that I smell?

Why do you has Nocto? *edit* wait, is it even a Nocto? Ahh I bet its that 4ms tremolo you've posted about... or noise swash.. or whatever the hell it is!! doh


Nad, or Chronicle, could I get one of you guys to take a picture of the Nocto Loco's guts? Im trying to identify the 4558 IC on the top right corner of this link-- they show the layout and all of the parts, except for that IC which is blurred out.

http://www.commonsound.com/nocto/pcb1.2/kit_parts_1of1.pdf

A friend is going to teach me to solder and help me build one of these, hopefully from scratch, but I can't figure out what that last part is. If either of you could (come in on saturday) help, that would be grreaaatt, thanks!
 
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