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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
- Thread starter garmenteros
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deepestend
Commercial User
- Feb 21, 2003
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Will do. The muffs aren’t totally working for me anymore. Time to try something different.
I felt the same until I tried the SUF Civil Unrest, civil war style muff with a mids control. Now it's the only muff I use. (...not the only fuzz...).
This is getting the nasty done for me, no changes for a while now but I did just get a Future Impact that will be on an extension board once I finish that.
Here's my current gig board, or at least it would be if I was doing any gigs...
Battery powered and wireless
Battery powered and wireless
My Carl Martin Honey-Comp landed. This drive section of my board will stay like this. Each pedal is Amazing!
Tube, Tubier, Tubiest...
My EFX side is getting a small improvement as well...
The EQD Dispatch Master V3 (delay/reverb) replacing the nice JHS 3 Hall Reverb recently added, and running with the Strymon Mobius.
(Alembic F1-X Preamp is the last icing on the cake!)
Tube, Tubier, Tubiest...
My EFX side is getting a small improvement as well...
The EQD Dispatch Master V3 (delay/reverb) replacing the nice JHS 3 Hall Reverb recently added, and running with the Strymon Mobius.
(Alembic F1-X Preamp is the last icing on the cake!)
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Teijo K.
Commercial User
Been wanting a Mel9 for a long time. Not for my bass board though. For my synth setup.
Live I'd use it for adding strings or cello, but not doing any live right now. I am primarily doing synth work for an anime series in production and sounds for my portfolio and record. I'm really digging being able to control synth sounds with my bass instead of a keyboard, all my vintage synths and keyboards are leased out to a studio.
Teijo K.
Commercial User
I built myself pedals so I can play simple synth bass when I play solos with my bass guitar. Another use for the pedals would be some simple mellotron stuff.
Done...
...just good fun!
...just good fun!
Teijo K.
Commercial User
My Carl Martin Honey-Comp landed. This drive section of my board will stay like this. Each pedal is Amazing!View attachment 4710740
Tube, Tubier, Tubiest...
What's the grey box with the visible tile? Intriguing...
My EFX side is getting a small improvement as well...
The EQD Dispatch Master V3 (delay/reverb) replacing the nice JHS 3 Hall Reverb recently added, and running with the Strymon Mobius.
(Alembic F1-X Preamp is the last icing on the cake!)
deepestend
Commercial User
- Feb 21, 2003
- 6,249
- 8,168
- Disclosures
- Website and Social Media at Sadowsky
I used to have boards with comp and EQ and extra stuff. Now its just three dirts.
That looks fantastic! The Ashmaker looks great, but, imo, it sounds really fizzy in the demos I've heard
Ashmaker has a very powerful EQ and if you like darker sounds you can easily roll off the treble.
What do you guys use for power? Using the voodoo lab pedal power on my guitar board but looking for something cheaper, smaller and noise-free for bass board.
