Woot! You have a 3-knob Xerograph, only the best filter EVER.
This triggers a (re)post of my board, which includes the only pedal that has not been flipped, replaced, traded or left to languish on the shelf (the 3-knob Xero).
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PYPB 44: ...like Tetris with boxes, wires and cables
- Thread starter Jean Baudin
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This triggers a (re)post of my board, which includes the only pedal that has not been flipped, replaced, traded or left to languish on the shelf (the 3-knob Xero).
@davedamage just a container. It won't jump koopas or anything.
Nerd Alert
We're in the effects subform of bass guitar forum, posting and looking at pictures of pedalboards. Don't you lecture me.
Grabbed myself a birthday treat! JC wah on the board, however I might try running it upfront? To see if there's any change it being pre all my buffers?
Latest iteration. Spaceman Explorer swapped out for Spaceman Explorer Deluxe. I still wanna try Pike Vulcan and/or Seamoon Grind Machine and compare them to my VMT, but the rest of the pedals are pretty much set in stone. Oh, and I'll try out a Turbo Tuner ST-300 if there's one for grabs because I'm really curious about the instant strobe tuning.
Nerd Alert
Finger off the trigger during reload please! Especially when already cocked. Sorry, a different nerd came out there.
Not an actual board since mine is being made atm. But it worked well.
DESS MP10 power supply with a strobostomp HD and a Bass compressor.
My guess is LED strips under the board. The only reason I can think for all the yellow is a strong backlight.
Thank you good sir! I read about Spaceman Explorer a lot online and noticed a few users on The Gear Page forum compared it to the Deluxe version and said that Deluxe sounded better so I couldn't resist and got one.
I A/B'd them for like 2 hours, trying out different settings, seeing how they compare. I came to the same conclusion, the Deluxe to me sounds better, it has better clarity, fidelity and sounds like it envelops the tone better. I ran both at 18V.
The standard Explorer is still a great, very versatile phaser, but the Deluxe IMO is really, truly top of the line.
I was thinking of recording comparison clips and posting it in one of the phaser threads here.
Remote is for LEDs under the board. Sometimes I use them and sometimes I don't.
The arrow/yellow tape is just to draw a bit more light/my eyes easier. Brighter lights and back lighting aren't a huge issue. Super dark stages or overzealous use of a fog machine is where the tape really helps.
And it's much easier to change drive blocks on the hx stomp if needed.
