Updated! Downsized to a Tone Trunk 56, yay!
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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I have been using this condensed one as a "always on" for live shows (original music, medium sized venues) running into an Ampeg 2x10 combo. As I look at it these are not where the dials usually are, I need to get a picture with where the knobs are as a reference.
I’m really enjoying this thread. Working on getting all of the pedals I want, which is only 7 total. My compressor is on the side of my amp cab as my others are in the effects loop. I am planning on building a board that sits on top of my amp can so that I can use my one spot for the board and compressor and have a tidy setup. This has so many ideas and it’s great seeing all of the brands.
It gives me a really good way to dial in on the room. I have the Ampeg almost always set to 12:00 and use the Vulcan to get the EQ I want. The very light overdrive of the Westwood into the Vulcan works very good.
Added the Darkglass MT X and I’m pretty happy. It sounds great. I’m only adding a bit of OD and it gives it quite a nice edge to each note. Still fiddling to find the best settings with different amp heads.
The Mesa+ Preamp goes to my Mesa rig and the Ampeg SCR Preamp goes to my Ampeg rig.
The Mesa+ Preamp goes to my Mesa rig and the Ampeg SCR Preamp goes to my Ampeg rig.
These pedals were on a PT Jr sized board with a TH DI, Broughton LPF/HPF, and Line 6 G50 Wireless. Now using a Warwick Rockboard Jam that is millimetre perfect for these pedals. I can run off wall wart, or there is a jack underneath to use a Warwick Power LT XL Battery if I wish.
Man just get a Chorusaurus instead of the clone and it'll all go together even better!These pedals were on a PT Jr sized board with a TH DI, Broughton LPF/HPF, and Line 6 G50 Wireless. Now using a Warwick Rockboard Jam that is millimetre perfect for these pedals. I can run off wall wart, or there is a jack underneath to use a Warwick Power LT XL Battery if I wish.
Man, I've tried to convince myself to, but listening to demos on Youtube it sounds like the sweep is a bit odd to me?
The Chorusauras only comes in the smaller style Aguilar enclosure anyway, so that might trigger my OCD regardless!
Is anyone on here using a D'Addario Pedal tuner? If so, could you confirm the actual width and depth of it as there are many conflicting stated sizes on the interweb. It looks super narrow, and could be very useful for me!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Lot's of Mesa love goin' on here in Indy, LOL! I downsized because of an undetermined and recurring dropout issue, that wasn't my wireless, as I had thought. Figured there must've been a short somewhere, so the easiest thing to do was to take a hard look and just put what I actually needed on a board...
I went from this-
To this-
I used it last night for our "acoustic" show(I play electric bass), and it sounded great, but Friday night is a full band gig, so I'll know if I solved my issue then.
When I get the new head I'm wanting, I'll take the Subway+, the Sunset, and, maybe, the FEA off(the head I want has built in comp and drive circuits), and I'll put my X7 back on.
OK I'll bite... What's in the enclosure on the top left? Class D?
How are you finding that Broadcast clone? Ever A/B with a real one?
You could start a new thread..."pedalboard bloopers"
I'm interested in this one!
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I love it. It sounds amazing.
I still didn't have the chance to try it at 24v because I don't have a power supply that does that, but I've been running it at 18v and I totally love how it sounds.
I got it to use for that preamp low gain tone, but I've been using it also at the higher gain settings because the fuzz tones that you get from this are incredible.
Never got to test it against an original but this one sounds perfect to me.
Yessir! Straight Ahead Mini Power Amp. I really dig it. It's been stone reliable and it didn't cost an arm and a leg! I wish it had a bit more power, but, overall, I can't really complain, and Jay is a really good dude!
