Also, how is it being fed a signal? Is there a second "out" on the Carbon Copy?
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Also, how is it being fed a signal? Is there a second "out" on the Carbon Copy?
Hi, hope everyone is doing ok !
Since I had some free time and needed to organize my pedals, I built a small pedalboard small enough to store on top of my Rumble 100 when I'm not playing. I was lucky to have some GRP laying around to replicate something I saw online:
I think I will look for or make smaller patch cables in the future.
Take care guys!
Since I had some free time and needed to organize my pedals, I built a small pedalboard small enough to store on top of my Rumble 100 when I'm not playing. I was lucky to have some GRP laying around to replicate something I saw online:
I think I will look for or make smaller patch cables in the future.
Take care guys!
Used this setup this morning and tonight...
Tuner works great... it's a little slow in reaction time, but it does the job well enough and serves it's purpose of space saving. It replaced a D'Addario tuner that I liked pretty well. My favorite I've used is still the Pitchblack.
No second out on the Carbon Copy... The PT SST Tuner is last in the chain and the out is mounted to the side of the board. You can kind of see it in a more recent pic I took of the underside:
Very nice and compact board and very nice and polite job with the cables too!
Did a little shuffling, and added Fuzzrocious Dark Driving and Cat Tail.
The zoom A3 is for my EUB.
I'm planning on getting a tube preamp and possible another eq pedal that would possible replace the Empress ParaEq, and build a separate board for my EUB using en the Empress with it.
I'm using the Keeley Bassist as more of a limiter.
I'm thinking about the Tech 21 Q Strip as a last pedal in the chain and also using it as a DI.
Power is underneath.
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Metro20 gig board. Switched to the cioks power supplies this morning.
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Just put together a new board since I have a little time on my hands due to everything going on. 
This has a good chance of being THE board for all of 2020 for me. It has all the sounds I need/use, I have the right amount of space between pedals given my size 13 shoe, and after trying many other boards I found the roadrunner board/bag combo is the easiest setup for me. It's fairly quiet as well, just have the noise suppressor as a "just in case".
This has a good chance of being THE board for all of 2020 for me. It has all the sounds I need/use, I have the right amount of space between pedals given my size 13 shoe, and after trying many other boards I found the roadrunner board/bag combo is the easiest setup for me. It's fairly quiet as well, just have the noise suppressor as a "just in case".
Yes, one is used for octave down effect. The second for couple diff tunings my band uses(mostly half step down).
Just put together a new board since I have a little time on my hands due to everything going on.
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How does the Hot tubes do?
It does pretty well, definitely sounds better with the tone engaged. It has a very warm overdrive that should be used sparingly, very easy to go too much drive and then it sounds too mushy. I also have a Battalion Nano but I'm actually liking the Hot Tubes a lot better as an always on drive. It also plays very nicely with the Big Muff.
Curious why you are using the Cioks 4 extension with open spots on the DC7?
Need to tidy up the cables but really digging this little rig on a Boxking RECHARGEABLE pedalboard!
No good reason really. The two drops, tuner, and wireless are closer to the dc4, so I used the shortest cables to keep it neater.
