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PYPB 37: In a row?

Will be replacing the MXR with either a Boss DD3/DD7 or a Digitech Digidelay, just waiting for one to pop up second hand.
Also will be replacing the expression pedal with a Boss one.

Was forced to drop the DL4 and Russian muff when i got the Hog, so being forced to give the Swollen Pickle another shot.
Making do with an analog delay....(haaaate it) till i get a digital one.

nice man! share some sound clips of the hog if you can :hyper:
 
New knobs on the Oxide...I like the shiny ones
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Shiney is nice... and so is your set up! :eek:

Maybe you and Jean B can get together and shift some planetary orbits a bit; you know, just for fun. :D
 
Shiney is nice... and so is your set up! :eek:

Maybe you and Jean B can get together and shift some planetary orbits a bit; you know, just for fun. :D

haha... rad board Basehead!! love seeing the rc-50.

eskimobassist - Here's the belly of the beast.

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Note: I spent entirely zero seconds making it neat on the bottom, I pretty much just wired everything up top and slacked any loose cords around the "wing nuts". And, you might not believe this but there are 10 Hosa TRS cables under there for expression (that's 30 feet!)

The way the board is designed you place velcro (I use 3M dual-lock) on little plates then slip the plates through the holes and tighten the wingnut(s). when you want to move something you just loosen the wingnut. Very creative design.

I'm using the volume/expression board as a kickstand. :)
 
Thanks all!

@ Waterpilot - I'm using the tuner out on the modded VP Jr., so it comes after the octaves/synth, dirt and filters. I haven't run into any issues with tuning speed or accuracy.

@ Vlad - That would be very cool, but I'd be WAY nervous playing next to Jean!

@ Jean - Even the underside of your board is just SICK!! I love the volume/expression board. Also, I'm crazy G.A.Sing for a aluminum-faced Faye Sing after seeing yours.
 
haha... rad board Basehead!! love seeing the rc-50.

eskimobassist - Here's the belly of the beast.

belly.jpg


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The way the board is designed you place velcro (I use 3M dual-lock) on little plates then slip the plates through the holes and tighten the wingnut(s). when you want to move something you just loosen the wingnut. Very creative design.
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I like that 'modular' pedal mount system! How heavy does this thing end up being? I assume you have road cases?
 
PT-1 is the bass board, in all it's glory. PT-Mini is all modulation, plus digital delay, and mostly used with synth. But, if I use a 3rd board, PT-nano, (not pictured), these 2 can be looped indivually from there. I think maybe no more changes for a while.
 
Cool Dr. greenthumb!

I see the Monarch has been getting a fair amount of love recently here.

'Tis a worthy dirt pedal for bass?

Thanks!

I've only spent a couple hours fidling with it but I'm loving it. I don't notice any lose in low end and I like how it goes from really low gain, light texture to very grindy. It's early but I'm thinking its gonna be my always-on OD and then use the b3k with it for grindier stuff.
 
Ok guys here is my meager offering. I figure I make up for a lack of "boutique-y" pedals by building my board into an old school powder blue Samsonite suitcase salvaged from my grandmothers garage.

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I will probably upgrade to a Pedal Train at some point, but I LOVE carrying my board around in the suitcase.
 
haha... rad board Basehead!! love seeing the rc-50.

eskimobassist - Here's the belly of the beast.

belly.jpg


Note: I spent entirely zero seconds making it neat on the bottom, I pretty much just wired everything up top and slacked any loose cords around the "wing nuts". And, you might not believe this but there are 10 Hosa TRS cables under there for expression (that's 30 feet!)

The way the board is designed you place velcro (I use 3M dual-lock) on little plates then slip the plates through the holes and tighten the wingnut(s). when you want to move something you just loosen the wingnut. Very creative design.

I'm using the volume/expression board as a kickstand. :)

Forgive me if this was covered and I missed. Is this a custom job? A particular company I might be able to investigate?