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Post your pedalboards - Part IV

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#626
Smallmouth_Bass said:
Any of you guys know where to get those 1/8" to "power-in" cables, but with a right angle bend at the power end? I'm talking about to go from a power supply (like the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power thing).
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Get some from Dunlop. They currently use those 1/8" headphone-jack-style plugs for the DC Brick output, and end in a right-angle version of your standard Boss-style barrel (5.5mm x 2.1mm, center negative... you know the drill).

Just make sure you get the 9V ones - their 18V cables are double-ended with the right-angle Boss-style plug.

BTW... KeithBMI, you are a man of good tastes! Your board rocks!

Now, if you would just get yourself a power supply and some nice patch cables... :p
 
#627
Currently runnig my Bass thorugh:
Wolly Mammoth>Metal Muff>Bassballs>Morley BDW>MXR M-80.
A few other odds and ends in and out, but nothing that i like too much.

Some day soon hopefully.
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At a rough guess the order would be;
Wolly Mammoth>Blue box>Metal Muff>Bassballs>Morley BDW>TubeScreamer>DOD 250>MXR M-80.

Edit;Damn i love paint =D
 
#628
one said:
Currently runnig my Bass thorugh:
Wolly Mammoth>Metal Muff>Bassballs>Morley BDW>MXR M-80.
A few other odds and ends in and out, but nothing that i like too much.

Some day soon hopefully.
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At a rough guess the order would be;
Wolly Mammoth>Blue box>Metal Muff>Bassballs>Morley BDW>TubeScreamer>DOD 250>MXR M-80.

Edit;Damn i love paint =D
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cool board. :cool: :bassist:
 
#631
Hi everyone, I've posted here a little but never formally introduced myself. I figured I'd so by displaying my small effects collection. Nothing new here you haven't seen before but I feel like this thread needs lots more pictures of effects.
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I just got the Emma today. It's pretty cool and subtle alone but so far I'm disapointed with how it interacts with the muff. I might have to get the fx25 back from my guitar player.

Other stuff I have but don't use:
Ehx Small Clone
Original Crybaby
Rat2

Stuff I want:
Prunes and Custard
A better muff variation (pickle clone maybe)
Compulator
Little Lehle
Oh yeah... a board, power, cabling;)

BTW, feel free to skip the welcome with open arms b.s. moog
 
#632
Mingus - Nice choice of pedals! The EMMA Disco-Bob is definitely sublte in comparison to some of the other filters on the market, but I found the organic sound quality to make it a really nice effect. If it doesn't work for you, that's okay. Go find one that does. Have you tried putting the Disco-Bob before the BMP? Sometimes a change of order will make a difference in how they interact wth each other.
 
#635
EricF said:
Mingus - Nice choice of pedals! The EMMA Disco-Bob is definitely sublte in comparison to some of the other filters on the market, but I found the organic sound quality to make it a really nice effect. If it doesn't work for you, that's okay. Go find one that does. Have you tried putting the Disco-Bob before the BMP? Sometimes a change of order will make a difference in how they interact wth each other.
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+1. I run my fuzz after my DB-1 and it makes a huge difference.
 
#636
jetpackbassist said:
but what about all the other 13-year-olds? i mean... he's saying he's "the forum's 13 yr old." that's not really fair to Sir Edward V and SpankyPants, is it?



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ahhh. c'mon.. that's not fair.. Sir Edward has too great a command on his typing skills hen he is intoxicated on the interweb.. he must be atleast.... 15
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#637
MysticBoo said:
Get some from Dunlop. They currently use those 1/8" headphone-jack-style plugs for the DC Brick output, and end in a right-angle version of your standard Boss-style barrel (5.5mm x 2.1mm, center negative... you know the drill).

Just make sure you get the 9V ones - their 18V cables are double-ended with the right-angle Boss-style plug.

BTW... KeithBMI, you are a man of good tastes! Your board rocks!

Now, if you would just get yourself a power supply and some nice patch cables... :p
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Thanks guys. When I got my Gator Pedaltote board a little while ago, it came with straight power ends even though the instruction sheet has them pictured as right angled ends. You really need the right angled ends to be able to fit two rows of pedals. I sent a request to Gator a long time ago: no reply.
 
#639
so here was the fun part...
i spent three hours rearranging my board to actually get the microsynth wired in with everything and add the dunlop105q in the mix, had it looking great and powered everything up and.... nothing. at all. genius that i am, i had my brother put the ends on the cables after i cut them and he screwed up 5(!) of the cables. back to square one.
anyhow, i'm getting ready to order a loop-master bypass looper to split the signal like this....

aphex punch factory--->dunlop 105q--->loop master.

loop a--->tech21 xxl--->ehx english muff'n--->boss odb3--->bbe sonic stomp.

loop b--->boss flanger--->boss chorus--->mxr phase 90--->ehx bms--->bbe sonic stomp.

what do you guys think?
 
#640
Thats pretty much exactly how I would arrange the same pedals. My board is set up in a similar way. I have filters before my Punch factory, then the 105q and then overdrives. All modulation pedals afterwards. Works great!
 
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