Loop A has a cable connecting send and return to provide a clean signal to mix with loop B.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Loop A has a cable connecting send and return to provide a clean signal to mix with loop B.
Then you don't need it. If send and return are left open, at least in mix mode, they provide input signal as-is. I have ls-2, use it for blend also.
Hi all! Pedalboard updated! I hope it's compact enough for the thread...The Parvati Fuzz arrived and has kicked out all the others that were claiming the throne of "main fuzz". I could pass to a more compact board. I'm planning to order the OBNE Haunt Fuzz, so the delay or the tremolo will have to go. Rationally thinking...I would use them both one time so when it will happen, I'll just plug them for one song
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so it's just a tube pedal but no EQ......would love to hear it though......but tubey and low drive is what I'm looking for
Put this together for band practice tonight. Thought it belonged here.
So a few weeks ago I showed up at a gig and realised that I hadn't brought my Helix, which meant I spent the gig using nothing but a clip-on tuner and a Countryman DI. Idiot.
But it did get me thinking about how little I could actually use to gig. The DI was a little too bland for the rock covers band, but now I've put this together. It's a fairly classic nano: tuner, dirt, preamp.
But it did get me thinking about how little I could actually use to gig. The DI was a little too bland for the rock covers band, but now I've put this together. It's a fairly classic nano: tuner, dirt, preamp.
This easily wins the whole 'simple' section.
May I ask where the 3rd power cable coming from the noble leads?
May I ask what kind of board is that? Looks smaller than a Nano. I like it.
That's coiled under the pedalboard to allow for an extra pedal to be powered / hooked up if needed. Normally that would the the Coda bluetooth page turner.
I'd like to be able to put an always on Broughton HPF underneath, but it's too wide / tall unless I raise the feet on the Nano.
And I'm slightly cheating because my Alien Audio main bass has built-in OD in the preamp.
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It is a Pedaltrain booster 3. Works great for a tiny fly board.
Pro tip for Quilter users: The medium-sized (7.5" x 5.5") Pedaltrain Booster fits perfectly on top of a BB800 head and holds 2 average sized pedals. I currently have a tuner and DI on mine.
Thanks! Any chance that a Volto would fit underneath? Maybe with some rubber feet attached?
I just mocked it up with my medium-sized PT booster and Volto. It does not fit because the Booster is wedge-shaped. But if you added 1/2" rubber feet to the thin edge (raising the pedalboard surface level instead of tilted) then it looks like the Volto would fit real nice.
Don’t know if this one qualifies, but it is more compact then the last rendition!
I like that. Simple and very effectiveSo a few weeks ago I showed up at a gig and realised that I hadn't brought my Helix, which meant I spent the gig using nothing but a clip-on tuner and a Countryman DI. Idiot.
But it did get me thinking about how little I could actually use to gig. The DI was a little too bland for the rock covers band, but now I've put this together. It's a fairly classic nano: tuner, dirt, preamp.
Best wishes,
Brent
