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PYPB XXXIII - Effects are STOOPID

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Unfortunately, mine is going to be more like an X-Y graph.

I started with none. Bought the Bass Muff Pi and sold it. Bought the Wounded Paw Attack Goat and sold it. Bought the SFT and sold it. Got the Aguilar AGRO and it went downhill from there. I'm an a never-ended fuzz quest now. I mentioned I want to end up with like, 2-4 really solid fuzz pedals and switch them up when needed... but I'm scared I'm going to be buried in a giant cabinet with a custom bass and two boards full of fuzz pedals.
 
Think of the practicality of things. Is it necessary to have like 6 fuzzes with slightly different characteristics on your board (....yes) but in reality no. Sure there are many cool fuzz pedals out there that all sound awesome but how different are they really? Muff and a muff with a clean blend? That isn't necessary, probably why my Grey Stache beat out my PPB. Find 2-3 different fuzzes that work with your setup and stick with them, make them your sound. This goes with any other pedal too, find what works for you and don't f-ck with it.
 
Hey man, can I ask what those patch cables are for the EBS pedals? I'd love a few myself.

Yes, like someone said - solid couplers. Actually, these are EBS own model (PL10), and they're the smallest I have found. Hosa makes another version, but it's a good centimeter wider.

EBS also makes an offset version (PL20) that you can see (sort of...) between the MXR filter and the Multicomp.

Saves you a ton of PB real estate!
 
Yes, like someone said - solid couplers. Actually, these are EBS own model (PL10), and they're the smallest I have found. Hosa makes another version, but it's a good centimeter wider.

EBS also makes an offset version (PL20) that you can see (sort of...) between the MXR filter and the Multicomp.

Saves you a ton of PB real estate!

Thanks a mil! I wonder though, are they only made in gold now because that seems to be the only color I can find. I'd much rather have the chrome.
 
JamesHommersen said:
Think of the practicality of things. Is it necessary to have like 6 fuzzes with slightly different characteristics on your board (....yes) but in reality no. Sure there are many cool fuzz pedals out there that all sound awesome but how different are they really? Muff and a muff with a clean blend? That isn't necessary, probably why my Grey Stache beat out my PPB. Find 2-3 different fuzzes that work with your setup and stick with them, make them your sound. This goes with any other pedal too, find what works for you and don't f-ck with it.

Lol I disagree I use a few fuzzes and they all sound very distinct. Here is what I have:

Boss FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz

Russian Big Muff with gate,voltage starve and oscillation switch

Way Huge Swollen Pickle

Fender Sub-Lime

Tech 21 Red Ripper

Wooly Mammoth "clone"

Happy Times!
 
Still waiting on the copilotfx cubic and the mxr bass compressor.

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I wanted to look at the board...but I couldn't take my eyes off of the beautiful orange jazz bass...O.O
 
Longtime Lurker, First time poster...This picture was from lastnight, kind of an in between pic of my board and it is already obsolete. My FEA Labs Dual Band Distortion just showed up. Anyways.

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In the next few weeks and days this board shall be pretty different and too small I am afraid. The SubWah is pretty awesome, it also has an envelope filter and autowah settings plus 2 Wah Voicings. The Barnacle rulz! MagicStomp may go off the board because of size, but I will still keep it. The MXR BOD has a shootout coming with an OC-2 soon.
 
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