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PYPB 44: ...like Tetris with boxes, wires and cables

I had a V3 for a couple weeks, and I dug the sound a lot. It can do bubbly, springy filtering or fatter darker sounds with a little tweaking. The down sweeping is great on it too, though I don't use 'down filtering' much. That said, I read reviews about folks getting lost in the live mix occasionally - presumably due to the lack of blend/volume control. I'm sure that depends on the settings you settle on as well, but I decided that I could get the same tones out of the WL with a lot more options. So I stuck with the bigger form and sold the Proton. I honestly thought it was more versatile than the JoshWah, though it doesn't have the built in grit. That said, I've got OD and Fuzz to push through filters if I need that. So it wasn't a deal-breaker...

Thanks for posting this. I may reconsider the V3. I might have to check out the Wonderlove. I really liked the Filter Twin - but, I needed a 2nd compressor just to keep everything evened out.. seemed like a waste of boardspace.
 
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Dumb cat smirking silently as he observes my Tetris fail...


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Thanks for posting this. I may reconsider the V3. I might have to check out the Wonderlove. I really liked the Filter Twin - but, I needed a 2nd compressor just to keep everything evened out.. seemed like a waste of boardspace.

Between the blend and gain knobs on the WL, you'd have zero issues evening out levels/presence once you find the sound(s) you're looking for.
 
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Spent a little time re-Tetrising. I'm committing to the PTJr, so I had to reorganize it after throwing everything on the other day.

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I transferred my input and output blocks (1590a enclosure under the left and right sides with a pair of jacks in each) over from the Novo 24. These are so I don't have to have my first and last pedals first and last.

Dingwall Super P5 > Input > Seymour Duncan Studio Bass Compressor > Broughctave > Bass Whammy > v2 Fifth Gear > Big Game F800B (PCB by Dunn Effects, enclosure by some other guy) > Valvecaster > Bub Muff! (Madbean Mudbunny, Green Russian spec, with 3-way mids) > Joshwah > Crybaby Mini Bass Wah > Polytune > MS100BT > Output > BG250 or Scarlett 2i2

The two things I want, but won't be able to fit, are a Brassmaster (my GGG version is dead) and the ATE v2. Unless Digitech makes a Bass Whammy that doesn't have the exp. pedal built in... Like a Ricochet, but with exp. control and all the Bass Whammy intervals (hint hint @DigiTechRep)
Can you explain why your tuner is where it is in the chain? I'm new to using a bunch of effects but I never considered putting the tuner anywhere but first, to get a clean signal.