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PYPB 44: ...like Tetris with boxes, wires and cables
- Thread starter Jean Baudin
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Teijo K.
Commercial User
Getting a little crowded. I need to build a secondary board now. The Ultra Fuzz was a gift, and its just holding a spot for my next pedal, thats going to be a little better fuzz 
The Super fuzz is going to stay, at least for now.
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Thanks man! The 70 was on there yes. I sold it. I didn't really need it on my main board so I took it off. It's been sitting on the shelf for a bit and I needed money to buy something else. And the saga continues
IMO the DOD 250 is awesome on bass. It retains low end very good and the drive in it is really natural sounding at lower settings and can get pretty raunchy. It was coming off and on my board for months. I really like the way it acts with my tube head. It's got a great warm flavor to it. Tubey if you will. Even though my other amps. I like it.
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Getting a little crowded. I need to build a secondary board now. The Ultra Fuzz was a gift, and its just holding a spot for my next pedal, thats going to be a little better fuzz
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How are you finding the nm2?
Okay guys, here's my board.
I'm bit surprised because I've been using this layout for about a year now. I used to swap pedals and their spots in the whole signal chain all the time but now I'm settled to this. Radial J48 is underneath the board for the live situations and recording sessions. And because there's no gigs etc. in the following months, I just left it there without connecting it to my signal chain.
I'm bit surprised because I've been using this layout for about a year now. I used to swap pedals and their spots in the whole signal chain all the time but now I'm settled to this. Radial J48 is underneath the board for the live situations and recording sessions. And because there's no gigs etc. in the following months, I just left it there without connecting it to my signal chain.
Here's what I've been using for the past couple of months:
Here's what I've been using for the past couple of months:
Very nice! Every time somebody tells me that top jacks are not important, I try to make them imagine a board like this
I never really cared one way or the other until I tried cramming stuff onto small boards. If the Phase 90 and the Barbershop had top jacks I just might be able to cram one more on there!
I've gone as far as pulling the back plates off to see if I can mod them, but it's not happening.
I've gone as far as pulling the back plates off to see if I can mod them, but it's not happening.
How are you powering that glove?
I've just had a right pain in the arse sorting out a strangling ticking noise I originally assumed was the power supply but turned out to be the Glove when on a daisy. No noise when on battery or on an isolated cord. Not sure if it's faulty or not but it's taken the jam right out of my donut this evening as I had nearly completed my mini board with that on.
My conclusion is mines faulty. Guess I'll have to get the smallsound bigsound mini then!
aledeville, check this out if you have a few $$$ left to label the pedalboard:
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hey jim, this is definitely planned. But at the moment I honestly don't know what I will use and how and when and why... 
I am still in the bedroom phase. But damn, the Multidelay with headphones... holy this is good. So beautiful. Even my dog likes it even though he's not too comfy with the headphones
I am still in the bedroom phase. But damn, the Multidelay with headphones... holy this is good. So beautiful. Even my dog likes it even though he's not too comfy with the headphones
