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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Great explanation! Definitely just learned how to use compression more to my advantage when I thought I had it mostly figured out. Thanks for posting!
Great explanation! Definitely just learned how to use compression more to my advantage when I thought I had it mostly figured out. Thanks for posting!
Pretty much as compact as I could go.
Line 6 G30 > Polytune > Valeton OC-10 > Cali76 > Aftershock > MS-60b > OmniCabSim Mini
I use the MS-60b mainly as a chorus/delay/mod and some EQ whenever I feel like it.
Trying to fit an hpf in there, I have some ideas but it won’t look pretty lol
Question for you all. Currently I am using a full sized Polytune, but I feel like if I got a smaller tuner, I'd have room for one more pedal (maybe a small DI). What are some recommended tiny tuners? I am thinking a Polytune Noir might look good on this board. Any other suggestions?
It is a medium-sized Pedaltrain Booster, with a Polytune, Broughton always-on HPF, and Fairfield Accountant, running into a Quilter head (I have both 101 Mini and BB800 depending on my needs) and a Revsound RS8:
It is a medium-sized Pedaltrain Booster, with a Polytune, Broughton always-on HPF, and Fairfield Accountant, running into a Quilter head (I have both 101 Mini and BB800 depending on my needs) and a Revsound RS8:
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This tuner has been the best one I’ve ever used. Fastest tracking and compact! And looks great on a Quilter...
I really like that. Great suggestion!
Are you using velcro to hold it in place, or just gravity?
Get a TC clip on. You’d have room for two pedals!
My main board:
Sometimes I swap reverb with chorus & octaver with fuzz for different projects/bands, but most of the time I play with this pedalboard!
Sometimes I swap reverb with chorus & octaver with fuzz for different projects/bands, but most of the time I play with this pedalboard!
I got a tc electronic clip tuner. Clips onto headstpck, quick tune and into the pocket or leave it there.
I leave my tuner on the ground to use as a kill switch/tuner/patch-extension
Edit: i don't know how obvious my use of the line selector is, but it basically swaps out the TH preamp for the scrambler di, or allows me to use them both in series or parallel
Edit: i don't know how obvious my use of the line selector is, but it basically swaps out the TH preamp for the scrambler di, or allows me to use them both in series or parallel
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Great suggestion!
In fact, I have a TC PolyClip as well, but my brain just can't process a pedalboard without a tuner pedal. It looks naked without it.
Agree on the accuracy of the Pitch-black custom tuner. I have the clip on and also considered the floor pedal, but I like to have at least one Boss pedal on my board; in this case, a TU-3.
Latest iteration. Really liking the Westwood so far!
I got a deal on a PT Nano. Truetone CS6 arrives later this week.
Did you have to put new feet on the bottom to raise it so you could get the power supply under there?
