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New compact practice board, Pedaltrain Nano, Cioks DC5 underneath.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
- Thread starter garmenteros
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- Dec 21, 2007
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- Lark in the Morning Instructional Videos; Audix Microphones
This one pulls double duty for bass and acoustic guitar:
New pic, but this combo’s still checking all the boxes as my main pb. If the tone ain’t broke...
LA-1A seems to have lost some interest around here, but it’s a keeper for me. MBD-2 is an always-on tone “thickener”...huge difference if it’s turned off. Ha—only two stomp buttons ever in play...tuner/mute, and clean boost.
(DC7, SFX mT, and LEDs underneath...)
LA-1A seems to have lost some interest around here, but it’s a keeper for me. MBD-2 is an always-on tone “thickener”...huge difference if it’s turned off. Ha—only two stomp buttons ever in play...tuner/mute, and clean boost.
(DC7, SFX mT, and LEDs underneath...)
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Me too! My acoustic amp (SWR California Blonde) has a spring tank and it is great for subtle dimension and space.
That RV-7 adds so much to that it's insane! Not a bad sounding program in that box.
He's mad at me...cause, well...I'm a strong personality, just like he is so apparently we are oil/vinegar. Shame, we'd probably be good friends as we overlap on interests quite a bit. Super impressive collection he has, and I'm sure that's only a fraction of what it is today.
How's the DOD Phasor on bass? Was interested, but couldn't find one for sale. Eventually got a CTC Cyclone instead...
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It's cool. The rate control also effects the depth of the sweep as you turn it up. Holds lows well and sounds great clean or with dirt.
There are definitely more versatile phasers out there but this one covers a lot of ground.
nah - that was my collection plus @DirtyDuke and @nshuman ’s collections photoshopped in. That was really fun when I had all of my pedals hooked up and ready to go.
its funny to zoom in and see our collections with basically no Broughtons.
Best tone I have ever had is this setup right here. The khan is the best purchase I've made.
I thought it was all your stuff photoshopped together, cause otherwise it wouldn't fit all in the room! Either way, great pic and a fun quick traipse down Breeder Memory Lane.
Made this today, specifically for the bass vi.
Orange fur coat -> bass octave deluxe -> rainbow machine -> stereo pulsar.
octave after fuzz can get a bit glitchy at times, but i really like the sound of a clean sub beneath the fuzz.
really love this setup!
Orange fur coat -> bass octave deluxe -> rainbow machine -> stereo pulsar.
octave after fuzz can get a bit glitchy at times, but i really like the sound of a clean sub beneath the fuzz.
really love this setup!
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Here's mine. Super compact and powerful. I decided to make a dedicated dirt board and a separate mod board. It gives me more flexibility. I just use two sides of a Holeyboard 123, which is way too long to use as a whole unit IMO.
This is my harp board. I played my bass through it and it is surprisingly nice. About $150 total lol.
- Dec 21, 2007
- 15,222
- 45,001
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- Lark in the Morning Instructional Videos; Audix Microphones
Mini board made from some useful unused pedals. Should be good for bringing to impromptu jams.
After a huge amount of pedals - big pedalboard, and trillion different setups, found out what I really and only need
