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PYPB XXXIII - Effects are STOOPID
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I'm a fan of Baddy One Shoe (Own two of his pedals). He does great work and is a really cool dude.
Thanks for the kind words!
I use the Wild Goose in front of my Tonehammer 500 to give it some nice grit and a little natural compression. It's worked well in that application.
The "53" is definitely a nod to the Love Bug. Since it's primary goal is to emulate the raucous distortion of the 5E3 tweed deluxe I just dropped the "E" and gave it the Herbie treatment. I don't know that it'll ever make it to production runs though because I don't want to step on any Catalinbread toes. Fun pedal though!
I use the Wild Goose in front of my Tonehammer 500 to give it some nice grit and a little natural compression. It's worked well in that application.
The "53" is definitely a nod to the Love Bug. Since it's primary goal is to emulate the raucous distortion of the 5E3 tweed deluxe I just dropped the "E" and gave it the Herbie treatment. I don't know that it'll ever make it to production runs though because I don't want to step on any Catalinbread toes. Fun pedal though!
I moved things around a bit. Same signal path(s), just a bit more organized with placement on the board.
Mixing on the left, eq/tone, delay/octave in the middle, gritty/spacey/warbliness on the right.
Thinking about building a single loop-switcher w/volume attenuator for the chorus/phaser/filter section.
Mixing on the left, eq/tone, delay/octave in the middle, gritty/spacey/warbliness on the right.
Thinking about building a single loop-switcher w/volume attenuator for the chorus/phaser/filter section.
I moved things around a bit. Same signal path(s), just a bit more organized with placement on the board.
Mixing on the left, eq/tone, delay/octave in the middle, gritty/spacey/warbliness on the right.
Thinking about building a single loop-switcher w/volume attenuator for the chorus/phaser/filter section.
What are the black and silver doodads?
I moved things around a bit. Same signal path(s), just a bit more organized with placement on the board.
Mixing on the left, eq/tone, delay/octave in the middle, gritty/spacey/warbliness on the right.
Thinking about building a single loop-switcher w/volume attenuator for the chorus/phaser/filter section.
Nice board! Is that all powered by a Onespot? I'm trying to figure out whether one will be enough for the 8-9 pedal board I'm putting together or whether I'll need to invest in a second Onespot or even a powertank.
I've had a bit of a reshuffle on my pedalboard, moved across to a PT-Jr to give me a little more space and to neaten things up considerably. Still playing with a small board, thanks to being at Uni and thus having a tourman being a little excessive at the moment, but here's what I'm rocking:
Apologies for the grainy Blackberry pic. The powerstation is now mounted beneath the pedalboard to make it look a bit neater, I had my Dynaverb squished on there as well but it looked a bit cluttered and I only use it a few times so it's no big loss.
Would be nice to have my chorus on there, as well as my double looper etc, but needs must and it's bloody hard lugging a tourman on trains and buses! Never again!!
Apologies for the grainy Blackberry pic. The powerstation is now mounted beneath the pedalboard to make it look a bit neater, I had my Dynaverb squished on there as well but it looked a bit cluttered and I only use it a few times so it's no big loss.
Would be nice to have my chorus on there, as well as my double looper etc, but needs must and it's bloody hard lugging a tourman on trains and buses! Never again!!
When mine (sadly sold in early 2010) arrived, it was stuffed with late-1980s Superman comics and a VHS copy of "DC Cab." Sonny makes me laugh.
Thanks!
All the pedals but the BMC are powered off of a Godlyke Power All 9v adapter with an 8-jack One Spot and 5-jack Power All connecter. Seems to work fine, that is no excessive noise.
The BMC does not play well with the Power All adapter (much screaming), so it has its own Dunlop 18v wall wart. I extended the wire on the Dunlop so it reaches as far as the Power All (about 10 ft). Since all of my loud noise making effects go into the BMC at high gain, I'm happy to use 18v anyway as it offers the eq more headroom, which it was designed for.
My fav board that isn't my own. Nice job. Can I ask why you decided to get rid of your MWBDP?
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