That middle row............Too much talk, not enough pictures of pedalboards.
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PYPB 44: ...like Tetris with boxes, wires and cables
- Thread starter Jean Baudin
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Yeah, it's a "custom" Custom District board.
Yes, 24 one spots.
Haha
I just saw the elements on the end with no patch going into it so I wondered if it was all wired up and ready to go.
Killing gods
How do you power those things? And when you plug it in, do the house lights flicker?
Eric
/cheers love that board.
Edit: 24 one spots?? freaky!
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That's actually an Expression Jack on the side. The input/output is on the top where it should be FOR ALL PEDALS.
How do you power those things? And when you plug it in, do the house lights flicker?
Eric
/cheers love that board.
Edit: 24 one spots?? freaky!
No flicker!
The 1spots was a joke. I would never use one of those with these pedals.It was working fine with a Cioks Ciokolate + DC-10, but I added a Cioks Schizophrenic so everything can be isolated.
Too much talk, not enough pictures of pedalboards.
Damn, man, every time I see your board....
No flicker!
It was working fine with a Cioks Ciokolate + DC-10, but I added a Cioks Schizophrenic so everything can be isolated.
Thanks!! I ordered a few IE pedals and was scratching my head looking at powering up those bad boys. I didn't know about Cioks, and their DC8 is perfect for me!! I just ordered one. The iso-5 will get kicked of to my son's board next week!
this: "It has 8 regulated and well filtered DC outlets configured in 6 isolated sections" = win!!
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CIOKS makes an excellent product. The DC-8 can definitely more than handle those IE pedals.
That's a Disaster Area DMC-8D in a Dan W-etched, hacked boomerang enclosure. It's a MIDI controller that basically turns the 3 Stymon pedals and H9 into one multi-pedal. It has 120 presets - so with one click I can turn off the reverb on the Big Sky, go to a Harmonizer on the H9, turn on a tremolo on the Mobius synced to a delay on the TimeLine. It has tap tempo for all 4 and can also fully control the TimeLine looper ( which works as my "pre" looper, the boomerang is at the end of my chain as my post looper). The DMC-8D is indispensable for what I do and makes things a lot easier with the top row of pedals.
I'd probably be completely overchallenged by these options. I mean, with that Midi Controller you have like 1 million options...?!? 
Here's where I'm at in the world of pedal boards. I took a modular approach with some home made wood "picket fences."
These are still evolving. I hope to have them in their final form by this fall.
These are still evolving. I hope to have them in their final form by this fall.
Here's where I'm at in the world of pedal boards. I took a modular approach with some home made wood "picket fences."
These are still evolving. I hope to have them in their final form by this fall.
Nice setup.
It's always a pleasure watchin your board(s). Wondering about the "PALE SOMETHING?" left of the Oxide.
Have you tried the 3leaf You're Doom and (slightly more underground) Dr Scientist Bit Quest yet ? These should be right down your alley.
Yeah, it's a "custom" Custom District board.
Yes, 24 one spots.
LOL'd at this...well done.
Fantastic board, Jean.
That TC Polytune Mini is not analog.
Oh yeah, duh. I don't consider it an effect, so I tend to forget about it. Lol
Derrrrrrrrrp.
5sg.
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I'll be getting a production BitQuest! at some point. What I heard from YouTubes on the You're Doom didn't leave any impression on me and honestly, I'm up to my ears in fuzz. I have about 5-6 more fuzz pedals waiting on the sidelines.
The Pale Mare is a Roland Bee Baa clone/variation made by Acid Age (now Earthbound). Slightly more mean than the Super Collider '71 next to it, but still able to handle chords, something the Oxide (at least for the tone I like) on the other side of it can't do.
Thanks!
