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Post Your Pedalboard - XIX - Hey Nineteen

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i just managed to scale myself down bigtime.

digitech whammy, (red) messdrive, boss BF-2 flange

this is comming from a 15+ pedal setup. go me.

but i'm adding a brown dog and maybe one more flavor to the mix...good thing i've got more than 10 to choose from..
 
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Dig the board, how do you like the prunes and custard. Can you compare it to the xxl whats your favorite dirt box on there. I thought about the getting an attack goat once.
 
A PT-Pro would have a lot of extra GAS-inducing room left on it.

:D

Dig the board, how do you like the prunes and custard. Can you compare it to the xxl whats your favorite dirt box on there. I thought about the getting an attack goat once.

None of those 3 are really even similar TBH. I like the XXL for that sortof weak (relative to the others, I suppose) guitar sound, and the Goat for a really "open" yet not muddy sound.

The P&C is just so unusual and unique....

Nyarlathotep - you can't fight it any longer; you need a bigger board.

ya....... in time.....
 
Ok. This is my board as of today. I spent some time a/bing a bunch of low gain overdrives and the winner was the MI Audio Blue Boy Deluxe by a pretty legitimate margin. It's just as articulate as the Sparkle Drive, has zero low end loss and a tiny low end boost with the tone knob at 11:00, great presence, smooth tone that can get really aggressive if you crank the gain a bit more than I have it set, and about a million different sounds with the character and brightness knobs. I'm now officially a HUGE MI Audio fan.

The Maxon AF-9 has replaced my EBS Bass IQ. It's much warmer and natural sounding to my ears despite the volume boost. I use an LS-2 and a compressor, so it's totally fine.

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I used my phone this time!

Actually, everything in the top row is in the LS-2 loop so that I can trigger synth combos with one step and/or blend synth or fuzz with my clean signal.

So the chain is

MI Audio Blue Boy Deluxe ->
Electronix Gemini Drive ->
LS-2
LS-2 send ->
MXR Bass Octave Deluxe ->
MI Audio GI Fuzz ->
MXR Bass BlowTorch ->
DOD FX25 ->
Maxon AF-9 ->
BMS ->
LS-2 return
LS-2 ->
Boss CE-5 ->
Source Audio Tri-Mod Phaser ->
Seymour Duncan Shape Shifter

I like having the BMS after my fuzzes and filters so that I can use its filters on fuzz or synth.
 
Mutt, its actually a dark! :hyper: I am dying to try the bright out! how does it sound? ( aside from the obvious...)

I actually collected SO many pedals.. I had to stop myself. The modfactor is what really allowed it to happen. If you aren't an all analog kinda player (nothing wrong with it) This baby will do anything you need. It may not sound quite as warm but I can live with that. Now, I just have to talk myself out of the timefactor... I DO *need* something with a looper!:hiding:

maybe a battering ram...
 
Mutt, its actually a dark! :hyper: I am dying to try the bright out! how does it sound? ( aside from the obvious...)
Bright! :p
No really, I can't compare it to the 600D (never owned one), but compared to the Carbon Copy that I had, it is much warmer and brighter sounding. Just tried to run -1, -2, and both -1 and -2 octaves together with fuzz into it in an attempt to make it muddy. Sounds great through my headphone amp, but I will have to try it out through my rig later this week. :)

I actually collected SO many pedals.. I had to stop myself. The modfactor is what really allowed it to happen. If you aren't an all analog kinda player (nothing wrong with it) This baby will do anything you need. It may not sound quite as warm but I can live with that. Now, I just have to talk myself out of the timefactor... I DO *need* something with a looper!:hiding:

maybe a battering ram...
Yeah, the ModFactor is an amazing pedal that allowed me to downsize on modulation effects somewhat. It's not as awesome sounding as a good analog pedal, but it gets the job done. :)

If you get the Timefactor, you're going to need a bigger board! :hiding:
 
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