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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Already had the TurboTuner before the BFR. And it is kind of like having a tuner and really good tuner. The TT makes me not miss my Peterson.
The last change to my board was replacing my stand alone tuner with the TC Spark Booster. I like having a tuner, but having the TC SB on there makes it worth the inconvenience of 1 extra click to access the tuner on the MS-60B.
You could put your Thumpinator under your board and place a Turbo Tuner ST-300 mini in its place.The last change to my board was replacing my stand alone tuner with the TC Spark Booster. I like having a tuner, but having the TC SB on there makes it worth the inconvenience of 1 extra click to access the tuner on the MS-60B.
(You might have to use some pancake plug or EBS cables to make enough room in there...)
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You could put your Thumpinator under your board and place a Turbo Tuner ST-300 mini in its place.
(You might have to use some pancake plug or EBS cables to make enough room in there...)
That's a big footprint for a line selector, many are 1590A now or smaller. And moving the Line 6 so that the antennas (antennae?) are on the outside would give you more room. And EBS or other pancake connectors? Yours are cool but take up a lot of space.
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There are definitely many 1590A-sized line selectors, but I doubt any have the features of the LS-2.
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Thanks for all the suggestions guys. Can't see me mounting the Thump underneath - it's home made board, it would be a total rebuild!!!
The LS-2 came up cheap, I grabbed it. I figured with a smaller loop pedal, I couldn't get another pedal on anyway, so I stuck with it. Really like having the volume control for the loop too.
I did look at EBS cables, they worked for some spots, and not for others. So I made them all.
The LS-2 came up cheap, I grabbed it. I figured with a smaller loop pedal, I couldn't get another pedal on anyway, so I stuck with it. Really like having the volume control for the loop too.
I did look at EBS cables, they worked for some spots, and not for others. So I made them all.
Compact?? ... But you've got a lot of open land to fill should you want!
OP... What's a definition of compact? Based on dimensions or pedal count?
Cheerios!
If you look at his first post, he was saying a Pedaltrain Jr was too large. So I'm guessing sub-pedaltrain-jr as a board size.
