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Show me your compact pedalboard setup

New version of my battery-powered practice board. I'm doing a little death match between the Diamond and the Durham compressors, and I have a little space at the end, so it's not going to stay like this long.

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Latest iteration. Gonna give the EQD Plumes a try for a while instead of the Timmy. Absolutely nothing wrong with the Timmy. I used the Timmy to push the Fairfield Modele B. Sounded good. But, gonna try the Modele B into the Plumes since the Plumes can do what the Timmy was doing for me...and then some. There's a slight loss of low end with the Plumes compared to the Timmy but it's negligible for my purposes.
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I've been having great fun with it! All 3 effects are a fun twist on their respective traditional modulation styles. The dynamic control aspect can make a slow phaser have very envelope filter/talk box characteristics. The filter section can get very bubbly and ridiculous. I love the default setup, but if you open it up, and switch over to bank B on the inside, you get a very nice set of fairly standard phaser, flanger, and filter. So a great tool for studio use I'm sure, but I'll be keeping mine on my live board indefinitely.
OoooH! BubbleTron.... Been right on the edge of ordering one of those for a while, is it as awesome as I've come to believe it may be from the demos?
 
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I've been having great fun with it! All 3 effects are a fun twist on their respective traditional modulation styles. The dynamic control aspect can make a slow phaser have very envelope filter/talk box characteristics. The filter section can get very bubbly and ridiculous. I love the default setup, but if you open it up, and switch over to bank B on the inside, you get a very nice set of fairly standard phaser, flanger, and filter. So a great tool for studio use I'm sure, but I'll be keeping mine on my live board indefinitely.
The B-bank settings were the main things I couldn't find very extensive demos on. If they are pretty full featured as standard phaser/flanger/filters I might have to put that back high on the GAS list. I can't think of a Keeley I've bought that hasn't been great...
 
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