ok, fine
[mitch hedberg voice]I have a TR-2 as well.[/mhv]
haha, sorry, its just weird
what sketch?
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ok, fine
[mitch hedberg voice]I have a TR-2 as well.[/mhv]
haha, sorry, its just weird
You're not a real man until your board spans one yard across!
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what sketch?![]()
it wasn't a quote, it was just said in his voice
durr
Yes, but which? He has a few different "tones"...
"i'm gonna go shave, TOO" kinda idea?
You're not a real man until your board spans one yard across!
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By a yard, you mean 0.9144 metres?
I finaly got a real pedal board I can show.
It's almost done! I want to change the compressor and I will add a BDDI in a near future.
If I don't have enough place I will just put the volume pedal on the side of the pedal board, it's so heavy it doesn't move and I don't need to power it.
Any tips to make it cleaner?
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If you want to make it look cleaner, you might wanna consider the pedaltrains? Allows you to throw the cables down under the board, and some shorter patch-cables.
If you want to make it look cleaner, you might wanna consider the pedaltrains? Allows you to throw the cables down under the board, and some shorter patch-cables.

George L's and Planet Waves Cable Station kits are the two most popular kits among TB bassists for custom wiring, period.
We've got lots of threads about them if you want to read more. The beauty of them is that they're both solderless and easy to assemble with just a wire cutter and a screwdriver.
only drawback is the price![]()
only reason I don't own a set