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PYPB 44: ...like Tetris with boxes, wires and cables
- Thread starter Jean Baudin
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Haha. It's a phase90 clone I just finished up. I've been having fun building circuits into industrial and motorcycle parts lately, but that One I had to keep for myself.
Chain goes Tuner - Valeton OC-10 - modded Rat - rehoused Dano FAB Flange - Catalinbread Pareidolia - Phase1000 - Joyo American Sound.
THAT's FREQ'N BRILLIANT!
Maybe trade places with the tuner so all the cool pedals can be in the top row.
"Well, they're all cool, but some are cooler than others." — Pig
Finally went with Temple Audio until I can get my invention to fruition where there are no stickies. I swapped out the Boss pedal back plates with ones I purchased from Small Bear Electronics. A little filing as they were not a perfect fit. The stickers show the mA so I don't burn anything out (as if I've done that before....). I didn't take into account, that wherever the power source was mounted underneath, it really limits what/how pedals can/cannot be mounted on the surface. It worked out, but I wish I had room for one more pedal. Got the board and bag on CL for $60 so no complaints there!!!
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Thanks!
I'm working towards building a Mutron Octave Divider clone to replace the Valeton, so aside from the tuner everything on my board will have been built, customized, or messed with by friends or myself.
The real question is if I should build it into a standard enclosure, or gut and old super8 camera...
Pay for your own parking.
Empty spaces, what are we living for?
Abandoned places, I guess we know the score, on and on
Does anybody know what we are looking for?
Tuner? Wireless? Altoids?
I've come full circle and downsized!
Chain:
EHX Pitchfork ->
Source Audio C4 ->
Source Audio Aftershock ->
TC SpectraComp (boost/solo comp)->
HX Stomp.
Soleman controller into Neuro Hub (under the board)
Midi from hub into Disaster Area micro -> stomp.
come a long way from a massive pedaltrain classic>Novo 24>Rockboard Tres 3.1 now. Very portable and I dig that.
From classic to novo:
From novo to Rockboard:
I've got a hotel bar lobby gig and had made a busking board with just the Stomp, C4, and DA micro running of a USB powerbank. Was missing the Soleman and the pitchfork tho, realized a 9" deep board would be perfect.
Only pedal that didn't make it was my SA Reflex expression pedal. Love the pedal but wasn't a central part of my gig. Not selling it, can bring it along the side if I need it down the road and run it off a 9v. Took the SansAmp off (still have it) after HX 2.8 came out with the ZeroAmp model. Board came in Wednesday and did first gig with it last night. It's still, a 1 trip load in with the little guy!
Chain:
EHX Pitchfork ->
Source Audio C4 ->
Source Audio Aftershock ->
TC SpectraComp (boost/solo comp)->
HX Stomp.
Soleman controller into Neuro Hub (under the board)
Midi from hub into Disaster Area micro -> stomp.
come a long way from a massive pedaltrain classic>Novo 24>Rockboard Tres 3.1 now. Very portable and I dig that.
From classic to novo:
From novo to Rockboard:
I've got a hotel bar lobby gig and had made a busking board with just the Stomp, C4, and DA micro running of a USB powerbank. Was missing the Soleman and the pitchfork tho, realized a 9" deep board would be perfect.
Only pedal that didn't make it was my SA Reflex expression pedal. Love the pedal but wasn't a central part of my gig. Not selling it, can bring it along the side if I need it down the road and run it off a 9v. Took the SansAmp off (still have it) after HX 2.8 came out with the ZeroAmp model. Board came in Wednesday and did first gig with it last night. It's still, a 1 trip load in with the little guy!
Will do. I just got it today, so I'm still working on getting my settings dialed in. First impressions are very, very positive however.
As I mentioned in the Bass Butler thread, the real test will be at next weekend's gigs when I can run both outputs into the PA and let my sound tech do his thing with them.
My fingers affect my tuning so I have one for all eleven.
