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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
- Thread starter garmenteros
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Running between the Proton and the Empress tremolo, it was frightening. Add fuzz and it was over. Like playing a sticky black ocean.
Just downsized from Nano+ to Nano, and was intending to only mount either the VT or the MXR. I usually like the VT but sometimes swap in the MXR for more modern tones and the overdrive channel.
But, since I was able to get them both to fit, I think I’ll leave them both on there. I am gonna play around at rehearsal this weekend with having the VT always on, then using the MXR as a clean boost.
Updated my small board last night. Have been playing a lot with both the C4 and the Aftershock the past week. I plan to switch between em depending on what I'm aiming for, that way I have either double overdrive or one drive + synth/envelope.
This was just a quick pedalboard that I threw together because I was going to practice and just wanted something that fit in my Mono Tick bag. It sounds pretty good, better than I was expecting. Sonic Nuance cables and TDI because I needed a DI to go direct, modded GEB-7 for less noise / improved op amp mostly for some speaker simulation, the BB-1X to give some tube-esque warmth or grit. However, with the drive turned up, not sure I'm happy with the overdrive. And the comp smooths the playing. Underneath is a True Tone CS-6 power supply. I can get a nice mix of tones out of this simple rig. Ok, there was a point in time where I would have called it fancy, so that's relative. My main board has a Noble DI, FEA DE-CL, Creation Audio Grizzly, Turbo Tuner, Broughton HPF.
Valeton Coral tuner
Seymour Duncan compressor
EBS OctaBass mk2
Big Muff π
Broughton HPF
OK...this is the MONO SMALL BOARD....
I went from NANO to this...
I went from NANO to this...
this is a narrow version of the PT Classic JR, the empty slot is going to take Spark 4 knob, do you guys have any suggestion for a modulation, thinking of getting the EHX mod 11 or SA Gemini pedal to replace the MS60B or should I keep it instead?
I get my Modulation from my MS-60B. Do you not like the Mod options on it?
I am also getting modulation from my MS-60B. And not only modulation. And the guys from the band I play in are also quite happy with my sound. In general, as we say: the taste and color of all markers are different
I am also getting modulation from my MS-60B. And not only modulation. And the guys from the band I play in are also quite happy with my sound. In general, as we say: the taste and color of all markers are different
I like its modulation, just thinking of options which I know is not practical
Pretty sure you can put 4 different chorus pedals on the ms60b
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https://zoomcorp.com/media/documents/E_MS-60B_FX-list_v2.pdf
I use [CloneCho] (this analog chorus sound models the Electro-Harmonix SmallClone) and [ANA234Cho] (this analog chorus sound models the MXR M234).
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yeah, the ms60b is really good at letting users make their own dream pedal. Plus you don’t need a computer to adjust parameters. It’s awesome.
Keep
. Or get the other ones at guitar center so you can return them if you don’t like them lol
The best aspect of all MS series is the ability to add effects from other Zoom effects. Off course it's a hack, but works perfectly.
MS series + midi controller (like on my board above) = near perfect cost effective solution.
