I just thought it was cool to see all those pedals crammed together and working all while raising money for their local chapter of the National Kidney Foundation.
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Lighten up dude...jeez.
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Post Your Pedalboard - XIX - Hey Nineteen
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I just thought it was cool to see all those pedals crammed together and working all while raising money for their local chapter of the National Kidney Foundation.
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Lighten up dude...jeez.
Let's move this over to the Pedal Count thread and try to keep this at least vaguely on-topic.
i'm not even a reverb guy, so the SC's failure to impress me really says nothing. I would get a digitech hardwire reverb if i decided a reverb unit were worth it to me. they sound really good and offer tons more options
if i really dug the SC, i would consider other units using the same IC, which cost 50 bucks less
Totally with you on that. It drives me crazy that it doesn't have presets like the Superdelay, but I couldn't find a sequenced tremolo anywhere else. And that sequencing stuff is going to become pretty important to a lot of parts of my band's songs. If it was setup up with three stomp switches and presets, it would be 5 times the pedal. Oh well. If I want to sell it, I'll probably make a profit.
Totally with you on that. It drives me crazy that it doesn't have presets like the Superdelay, but I couldn't find a sequenced tremolo anywhere else. And that sequencing stuff is going to become pretty important to a lot of parts of my band's songs. If it was setup up with three stomp switches and presets, it would be 5 times the pedal. Oh well. If I want to sell it, I'll probably make a profit.
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no presets though
Post move, temporary setup. I'm liking dirt before and after the Prometheus. The DS-1 has been modded but I plan on making some more tweaks to it.
Only one i own. Plan on only getting one more and thats it. guess im just wierd.
Nah, not weird at all, just beginning the adventure
My first pedal was a Boss SYB-3 that I still have, use, and Love. One of those pedals where its taken a long time to figure out how to use, but once you do, its a great pedal.
Anyway, I had the pedal for a good two years before I started really building a board
I just thought it was cool to see all those pedals crammed together and working all while raising money for their local chapter of the National Kidney Foundation.
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Lighten up dude...jeez.
My comment, in text form, came across a bit harsher than I'd meant it to, but I didn't realize that there was actually a cause behind it. That's pretty cool.
I've seen a couple of those "largest pedalboard" things before, and while it's cool to see so many pedals strung together I still wouldn't consider it a board unless it was truly usable as one.
Had they called it "The World's Largest Assembly of Effects Pedals" that would have been one thing, but then, our local Music Go Round would blow them out of the water just by hooking up what they have in their display cabinet.
Still cool, especially when supporting a cause.
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I bought my own OC-2 on ebay and added a Small Stone to my funk board. It's perfect for what I need now, but that empty space is killing me...
I actually really dig the little graphic you did there- the whole board looks like it belongs in an arcade from the early 80s.
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