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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
- Thread starter garmenteros
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Sorry for such a long response time. i heard many great things about both the ocd and the bk3 and bk7. although i didnt purchase either, i got the mxr m80 and mxr bass fuzz deluxe. Right now i got the fuzz feeding the m80. It works for me pretty well.. i like how i have a blend knob on both. but i usually set one for full wet. i am waiting to upgrade my comp now to a fea de cl. then i'll ditch the lmb3. i also Ditched the ns2 for an isp. and added a tu-2.(again)(snarks are nice but kinda needed a stomp tuner). i am going to experiment and try the ehx tone tattoo in my wet/dry efx loop for my wildcard pedal.
Yes the flipster is my always on tone at the moment it adds warmth and bottom without being overly coloring like the vtbass, my pbass still sounds like its self
That's a pretty good description of the Flipster. I use it as an effect rather than an always on pedal when I have mine on a board, but I could definitely see how it would be great for an always on tone and sure agree about your comparison to the VT Bass.
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First pedalboard is a pedaltrain.
Marshall Jackhammer > Boss BE-7 > EHX Pulsar > Way huge Aquapuss > EHX Memory Man with Harazai.
I tend to switch de Jackhammer for other dirt pedals depending on my need. I use this board for Bass, Baritone Guitar and Theremin. I need to get patch cables with thinner jack. Everything except the Memory Man is daisy-chained (the MM will "hiss" if daisy-chained)
The second pedal is just a piece of wood with velcro on it. There are rubber feets under it.
Dwarfcraft Eau Claire Thunder > TC Polytune
That my board for a punk/garage-rock band. There is still some place for a third pedal, but I like to keep things simple (and I have no need for another pedal in this band right now). I power the ECT with the power-out of the Polytune.
Marshall Jackhammer > Boss BE-7 > EHX Pulsar > Way huge Aquapuss > EHX Memory Man with Harazai.
I tend to switch de Jackhammer for other dirt pedals depending on my need. I use this board for Bass, Baritone Guitar and Theremin. I need to get patch cables with thinner jack. Everything except the Memory Man is daisy-chained (the MM will "hiss" if daisy-chained)
The second pedal is just a piece of wood with velcro on it. There are rubber feets under it.
Dwarfcraft Eau Claire Thunder > TC Polytune
That my board for a punk/garage-rock band. There is still some place for a third pedal, but I like to keep things simple (and I have no need for another pedal in this band right now). I power the ECT with the power-out of the Polytune.
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here's my board. my father built it for me from wood and i have a lid for it.
the chain is Boss TU-2 > EHX Enigma Q-Balls > EBS OctaBass > MXR M87
the yellow fellow is the channel switch for my fender super bassman. the original switch that fender supplies has no light and i always got a bit paranoid live because there was no led to tell me for sure if i was on the clean or the drive channel so again my dad went to the shed to solve the problem.
the chain is Boss TU-2 > EHX Enigma Q-Balls > EBS OctaBass > MXR M87
the yellow fellow is the channel switch for my fender super bassman. the original switch that fender supplies has no light and i always got a bit paranoid live because there was no led to tell me for sure if i was on the clean or the drive channel so again my dad went to the shed to solve the problem.
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Wanted to reduce wires strewn about my floor and have an easy and compact way to transport the few pedals I have. Saw the box in a music store's trash on the sidewalk (I think it was supposed to hold tapes or cds or something), and knew what I had to do.
Pretty or perfect it ain't, but it works and is exactly what I wanted to get out of it.
Pretty or perfect it ain't, but it works and is exactly what I wanted to get out of it.
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