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Post Your Pedalboards: First Blood, Part V

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nothing special...:crying:

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that paremetric eq looks like its in perfect condition....how does it sound?
 
Why the Line 6 pedals are so friggin HUGE? They're supposed to be digital... if it's going to sound like digital crap, at least keep it small.

(no offence intended, I simply hate any digital apparatus on my chain.)

It's just the multi-modelers that are so big, and if they weren't as big then the footswitches would be too close together for big-feeted gorillas like me. They have what's good about digital: presets, tons of different modes, etc. If you don't like the sound, then don't use it. Enjoy your .35 seconds of analog delay! :p
 
Why the Line 6 pedals are so friggin HUGE? They're supposed to be digital... if it's going to sound like digital crap, at least keep it small.

(no offence intended, I simply hate any digital apparatus on my chain.)

You know, you need to check the GAS list in your profile before you make posts like this. It makes you sound... inconsistent (I'm feeling nice today).

Planet Waves CT-04 Tuner
Electro Harmonix Clone Theory
Electro Harmonix English Muff'n
Electro Harmonix Nano BassBalls
MXR Micro amp
Boss RC-2/RC-20 OR Digitech JamMan
Ernie Ball Volume Pedal

If digital is crap then Justin Chancellor and Tom Morello have their heads up their asses.
 
So due to a busy summer (working, college), its been a while since I have been able to find time to take pictures. But it's also given me all the money for all these pedals :D

Due to cramped apartment space, it is sitting atop my combo amp and I sit on a little chair in front of it and press the pedals with my hands.
It works well, especially for a knob tweeker like me :D

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Boss TU-2 -> Boss EQ-20 -> Sansamp Programmable -> Boss CE-5 -> Metal Muff -> Ibanez Weeping Demon Wah

Its sitting on a homemade pedalboard based off of a pedaltrain design, with some moddifications. It's got plenty of space left for some more gadgets, and I have quite a list to fill it lol

It took me a a/b/c test with the morley dual bass wah, dunlop 105q, and the weeping deomon to pick which one I liked the best.

:bassist:

I use the two speakers you can see (one on the pedal board, one in the corner) to jam along with - they are the two rear speakers of the 5-speaker system I have hooked up to my computer.

anyways, enough ramblings
 
I just got the weeping demon today, and have had about a half hour (or so) to mess with it - I really like it, and it is probably the best wah for the money that I can think of. It's switchless is great (adjustable delay FTW :bassist: ) and the extreme versatility is wickedly good. with a few quick dials, I can go from cliff sound to a good funk sound. now I just need to get my foot to master this thing.
 
You know, you need to check the GAS list in your profile before you make posts like this. It makes you sound... inconsistent (I'm feeling nice today).



If digital is crap then Justin Chancellor and Tom Morello have their heads up their asses.


Well Justin only uses one Digitech pedal. That was when a certain eletronic specialist worked for Digitech. After the Bass whammy was made, he left for another company i believe.

But if Digitech made something good, it would be the bass whammy.
 
Thanks for the suggestions about filling the vacant real estate on my board :)

here are my thoughts...

Filter/Q-tron/AF-9: I used to have the urge to get a mini Q-tron but then I got the bassballs which I'm pretty happy with. The AF-9 seems pretty cool. I do realise that these filters are pretty different sounding from the bassballs but for the moment I'm reasonably content.

Octaver: That is one thing i've been considering for a while - the Octron sounds pretty good but i'll look into the EBS.

Blender/Looper: I'm not sure what i need a blender for... have been thinking about an RC-2 to put my bass on loop so I can take trombone solos though... :p

Fuzz: been gassing for a Little Big Muff for a while so this is a potential... still, the Bass-drive is pretty competent, not sure if need the Fuzz as well!

Other thoughts: maybe a compressor? I've been hearing good things about the Demeter Compulator... or maybe flanger or phaser, but i'm not all that sure if i'd really use them with band i'm in.

Anyways, cheers for the feedback!
 
You know, you need to check the GAS list in your profile before you make posts like this. It makes you sound... inconsistent (I'm feeling nice today).



If digital is crap then Justin Chancellor and Tom Morello have their heads up their asses.


Unfortunately, I don't know any analog loop pedal. Is there any?

Besides, I think (correct me if I'm wrong) that chancellor only uses a Whammy as a digital effect.

Anyway, I hate Line6 in its own more than any other digital or non digital piece of gear. Never been able to nail any tone that didn't seem a bad copy of something else out of their products... but hey, if it works for someone, then it just fine!
 
So due to a busy summer (working, college), its been a while since I have been able to find time to take pictures. But it's also given me all the money for all these pedals :D

Due to cramped apartment space, it is sitting atop my combo amp and I sit on a little chair in front of it and press the pedals with my hands.
It works well, especially for a knob tweeker like me :D

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Boss TU-2 -> Boss EQ-20 -> Sansamp Programmable -> Boss CE-5 -> Metal Muff -> Ibanez Weeping Demon Wah

Its sitting on a homemade pedalboard based off of a pedaltrain design, with some moddifications. It's got plenty of space left for some more gadgets, and I have quite a list to fill it lol

It took me a a/b/c test with the morley dual bass wah, dunlop 105q, and the weeping deomon to pick which one I liked the best.

:bassist:

I use the two speakers you can see (one on the pedal board, one in the corner) to jam along with - they are the two rear speakers of the 5-speaker system I have hooked up to my computer.

anyways, enough ramblings

Ohh how I love people who have Weeping Demons, those things are so versatile, welcome to the club :D, How does the Metal Muff sound?, I've never tried one before :rollno:
 
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