I had been wanting to add an envelope filter, but it also replaced my my mxr bass octave and SolidGoldFX Athena phaser.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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I had been wanting to add an envelope filter, but it also replaced my my mxr bass octave and SolidGoldFX Athena phaser.
Do you use bass to drive the Minitaur? If so how does it track? Do you need an A/D converter?Not sure if this counts now as my compact board has grown!
but does now include my Moog MF Delay & Minitaur for some bass synth goodness
After almost 2 years, I'm gonna reorganize my compact pedalboard. I'll post some pictures of the new board asap.
This is my current board.
This is my current board.
There is already a lot to like on there
I look forward to seeing what you change up
Thanks, man.
In terms of effects of choice, I already have what I need. The setup is basically the same, I just swapped some things until I found something that works better.
In terms of effects of choice, I already have what I need. The setup is basically the same, I just swapped some things until I found something that works better.
Installed a CIOKS DC7 under my Nano+, the Radial needs 15v 400ma and I was using it's wall wort along with a cheap one spot. But the one spot was causing a hum in Church where you have to be quiet. This is a very elegant though pricy solution.
Got sick of headstock tuners not being able to track the low B, so I planned to swap out my octave pedal for a tuner. Surprise, switching to flat cables means I can fit both.
Does the Relay G30 work properly? I thought about putting it in the same place as you, but I was worried that the receiver had trouble with the signal
Where do you get those upside down version pedals? Do they cost extra?
great looking board man!
Best wishes,
Brent
My last pedalboard was about 15 years ago, a homemade one of plywood that was okay, had a power strip attached to it for wall warts, and fit 3-4 pedals.
I went away from pedals for a long time, but am getting back into them with my new band. So I got a Voodoo Labs Small with Pedal Power2. Having the isolated power source is a really big improvement over my previous board!
The Fairfield Barbershop is my favorite pedal. It's an always-on.
I went away from pedals for a long time, but am getting back into them with my new band. So I got a Voodoo Labs Small with Pedal Power2. Having the isolated power source is a really big improvement over my previous board!
The Fairfield Barbershop is my favorite pedal. It's an always-on.
I use it mostly for a little saturation and some distortion. I think the aftershock itself sounds good and the Noble just gives it a natural warmth.
I was worried at first, but I’ve been playing for a year with this set up and I never had a problem with signal cutting off. Tho I don’t play stadiums, so I really haven’t tried it with great distances.
Just remade my board. Wanted the ability to go direct to the PA in our practice space but still sound good going into my amp as well. Had to get a smaller tuner in order to make this work.
Real simple, real small. Bent checker plate aluminium. Light and fits nicely in my laptop bag. It’s all I need, I keep spare battery velcroed underneath, for the pitch black.
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I need to find another Bad Monkey...
I stupidly sold mine years ago, when I didn't have a clue
The tuner is the only thing i didn't own several times
