Over the last year and a half I’ve made a ton of gear purchases but apparently not much changes. Added the Bends compressor and changed to the Polytune this time last year, Broughton HPF is brand new.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Does this count? Just built a smaller stand in board for my main board for practice. No mini pedals but feels very compact for my big feet.
Dingbat (small)... it's possible I may have to connect cords from the power supply to the pedals...
... still going to hold out, until the jury reconvenes.
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Have you tried the Keeley and tuner at the end? I’m finding that my comp is much more useful last and my tuner as very last acts as a kill switch if I have an efx issue.
Similar pedals to the last time I shared, but a slight reorder to put the preamp before the compressor and the octave after. Also messed with the compressor in the manual editor and got its response a bit more to my liking. (Power is still just a normal 1spot with the 5 plug multi cable.)
I haven't tuned in or played along in a while, sooooooo........
*it has since been condensed onto a smaller board.
*it has since been condensed onto a smaller board.
Not sure what I was thinking... I was happy to have gotten something done before the kids got off the bus.
Agree with the Keeley at the end, but I may keep the tuner at the start of the chain. Nice utilization of the tuner, though!
Do you ever find your effects having an influence on the tuner accuracy? Such as, do you have to turn everything off so drive/chorus/reverb dont cause weird tuning artifacts?
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I turn it all off to tune, so I'm not sure how the efx mess with the tuner. I can see how that would be an issue for some, though. Then again, I've had enough situations where I've got an issue with something between the bass and the amp that it's worth it to me to be able to turn it all off at the end of the chain to problem solve.
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How do you have your "two notes" hooked up. Is it last in your pedal chain and then goes to the input of your amp?
It’s actually one of the boosters for a pedal train. I bent out the bottom edges some so that they would be level and I bolted some rubber feet on the corners.
I recently renewed all my pedals and installed a power supply. Tried a few preamp, a lot of comp and OD. Ended with this final selection -- which makes me happy.
Excellent choices, might I suggest putting the Ictineo last to put the final burnish on your signal.
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The RFE is great to clean-up all the frequencies I want to avoid coming from my cab in the specific room where I have my rehearsals. Other than that, I think the name of this pedal is well chosen, since with these settings my tone kind of "resonate" a little bit more, has a subtle additional presence.
