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Post Your Pedalboards: First Blood, Part V
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I see I've yet to post in this thread. I see that my board is the same as it was last time. I see myself going to Botophucket and finding the appropriate image anyway.
OK, I'll admit it, I don't know what all of those pedals are. The ones in question are the two on the lower right of the board, and the top left. Sure, it says Neo Fuzz, and one says Echo Jr, but it doesn't mean I know what they are
the one you can't read the writing on is the HBE Hematoma. it's a great bass overdrive. the Neo Fuzz is by M.I. Audio (there's a thread about it and the GI Fuzz right now), and it's an amazingly versatile fuzz that works well with pretty much any instrument you plug into it. the Echo Jr. is by Pharaoh Amps, and is a digital delay that sounds analog and nice (i think. is it actually an analog delay??? meh... too lazy to search. )
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meh... too lazy to search.
Same here, since I'm not in the market at the moment
What jetpack said.
The Echo Jr. is in fact digital, but acts like an analogue. I've never done a side-by-side comparison with a true analogue delay, but at $170 new it's tough to justify a more expensive unit, since this one sounds so frickin' awesome. This is the second one I've owned, the first I ditched but missed.
I do believe BJFE via Mad Professor has a similar delay pedal, although it costs a good bit more, and has some other features. I think.
The Echo Jr. is in fact digital, but acts like an analogue. I've never done a side-by-side comparison with a true analogue delay, but at $170 new it's tough to justify a more expensive unit, since this one sounds so frickin' awesome. This is the second one I've owned, the first I ditched but missed.
I do believe BJFE via Mad Professor has a similar delay pedal, although it costs a good bit more, and has some other features. I think.
Yay Sansamp PBDDI :] I'm not too fond of the overdrive because it makes my gain control/clipping on my amp go crazzzyyy. I still need to play with it.
I need to keep my dogs out of my room as well! >:/
hmmm... Tool?
Got my new effects(For my guitar and bass!)
Dunlop 535Q Crybaby Wahwah(Guitar)
Boss MT-2 (G)
Boss BF-3 (Guitar/Bass)
Boss DD-3 (G/B)
Boss TU-2 (Power)
Guyatone BR-2 (Bass)
Digitech Bass Whammy (B)
this setup just screams tool to me
Added my new Boss Super Distortion and Feedbacker tonight right before band practice. LOVE! I had to leave my board at the practice space, but I'll take pictures when I get it back (tomorrow or weekend).
I posted my pedalboard a couple of months ago and said that I was completely "satisfied". All you TBers guffawed and scoffed and said "no you're not!" I admit when I'm wrong...here's an update:
...and I just got a Bass MicroSynth to compare head-to-head with the Akai, I've got a custom Barge blender on the way, and I'm looking into a possible replacement for the Bass-Drive.
Damn you, TalkBass.
...and I just got a Bass MicroSynth to compare head-to-head with the Akai, I've got a custom Barge blender on the way, and I'm looking into a possible replacement for the Bass-Drive.
Damn you, TalkBass.
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=325698
Add your head-to-head review to that thread when you're done!
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=325698
Add your head-to-head review to that thread when you're done!
Absolutely...as long as I can get the BMS to work.
Right? The Bass-Drive sounds amazing, but I never use the boost channel...so if I find a smaller, basic OD, I'll have more room for something else!
Turn the bass drive sideways and have the only footswitch you use towards the bottom. That creates much more space and you don't have to sell anything, as well as keeping the sound you like.
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