Use discount code take10 at checkout and it will be $98.96 total.
I have no affiliation to the company whatsoever. I just really like their product and want to pass on the good deal.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Use discount code take10 at checkout and it will be $98.96 total.
I have no affiliation to the company whatsoever. I just really like their product and want to pass on the good deal.
Just finished my Nano board this weekend. They said I couldn't get a Cioks DC-10 mounted underneath one...HA!
Love the Bassbone! I have used all three versions. Great pedal with a lot of features, especially if you are a doubler. The only downside is the power requirements - hence the DC-10.
I actually have a Cioks DC-10 that I'm not using. I have a few Radial pedals which I really like, and was looking at the Bassbone. Thanks!
Looks like he hired 4 wharf rats to gnaw out the tube aluminum.
(my guess is an angle grinder)
(my guess is an angle grinder)
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Here's my compact board -- could be smaller but I like the chromatic tuner better than the one on the sansamp. I also never really use the chorus/oct section.
The other thing is a bluetooth page turner for use with my ipad when reading scores.
The other thing is a bluetooth page turner for use with my ipad when reading scores.
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I used double-sided heavy-duty Gorilla Tape on mine. It's definitely permanent.
EDIT: whoops, that was a DC-5. The DC-10 needs bigger feet, his thread is here.
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Sure...I used an angle grinder to cut out the aluminum. I then used my Dremel to smooth out any rough edges. My DC-10 came with a mounting bracket (I don't know if they all come with one - I bought mine used.) But the bracket was key because 2 holes on my DC-10 didn't line up with anything on Nano to screw into for mounting without it. Lastly, I drilled out and removed the original rubber feet on the Nano and replaced them with feet that were 1/4" longer. I found the feet at Lowes. I think they were sold as replacement feet for an air compressor. Anyway, they give me just enough ground clearance. I admit the undercarriage doesn't look too pretty, but it does the job!
This has been my compact setup for quite a while now.
It came into being when I was travelling light and slapped a few pedals on my old nano, more or less on the go.
Tuner into the Strymon for just a touch of plate hall with a big ambient shimmer reverb on the favorite switch.
The Sansamp had three settings: 1. Quite neutral. 2. Overdriven amp 3. Oldschool all thump, no highs.
I actually liked it so much that these Pedals never went back on my big board and the Nano became my go-to board for most of my projects and apart from swapping the unreliable HB Powerplant Jr for a Cioks Adam I did not change it at all for about 18 months.
Recently, I wanted to add a compressor - but as you might have noticed, this Nano is filled to the brim.
So I swapped the Sansamp for the smaller BDDI v2 and the BlueSky for the only other pedal I could find that could be set to work more or less the same way: The Walrus Audio Fathom. That left room for a comp.
I was torn between the MXR M87, the Origin Cali76CB and the Keeley Bassist. The MXR got the pass because
It was on sale in a store and it has the best metering LEDs.
So my first attempt at my new board looks like this:
I'll see soon how it'll perform, at home it works like a charm.
Nice Chop Job on that Nano.
I considered something similar, but instead went with the Cioks Adam and kept my DC-8 for the bigger board.
With the Adam in place (replacing my old, bigger power brick) I even considered removing the larger feet I mounted for more clearance, but I fear I did not consider ever taking them off again when I mounted them so they are there for good.
+1 on diggin' the chopped Nano.
I should chop my Mini in similar fashion for I have both the DC10 and a PZed-pre...
Thanks for thinking outside the box(ed aluminum).
I should chop my Mini in similar fashion for I have both the DC10 and a PZed-pre...
Thanks for thinking outside the box(ed aluminum).
I spent $11 dollars at an Arts & Crafts supply store and made my first pedalboard. I can't justify buying a pedaltrain and a power supply until I get some more pedals.
https://www.broughtonaudio.com
Once you discover Broughton... just be aware that Josh "crushes dreams."
It's good sh*t, I've got that at the beginning of my small board and an LP+HP at the end for good measure.
