Working on another new compact clean board but here's the current main board. I swap things out as the set dictates. Octave instead of chorus this week, no I do not run my chorus first in line.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
- Thread starter garmenteros
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Does my board qualify as "Compact"?
Here’s my compact board for this weekends gig. I’m also keeping my InterBass in my pedalboard pocket as my backup amp 
Latest and greatest floor candy!
*drops tiny mic
*drops tiny mic
BassByBaldSteve
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- Nov 17, 2011
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- Endorsing Artist: Fodera Basses, Aguilar Amplification
Loving my rig right now.
Loving my rig right now.
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That looks like pure funk! (Smoothie is my favorite comp fwiw.) Is the Slampegg first after the tuner? I've been tinkering with going first or last with it and haven't made up my mind yet.
Mojo pickups? Would love to hear some sound samples
Sure is. I've messed with a few iterations, but currently enjoying the Slampegg first although not always on. The VT is always on and I've got the Slampegg's gain dimed so that when I kick it on, everything gets a little boost and I keep the touch sensitivity of the tube breakup.
Is it a jazzmaster pickups in the bridge position? This thing is awesome!!!
Thanks, that's really helpful. Funny enough, I considered have the Broughton SV-PRE on the board at the same time, so your setup is very intriguing. Will have to test it out!
I think this takes the prize for smallest pedalboard!
Not my smallest board, but I just made this board from a free sample of hardwood flooring from Lowes. It fits in this Klein Tools zip up case, which fits in any gig bag pocket.
Just picked up the Aguilar today, and I’m gonna see how I like it before selling the MXR Thump that was in the middle spot.
Just picked up the Aguilar today, and I’m gonna see how I like it before selling the MXR Thump that was in the middle spot.
like what you got going
I need a case like that for mine. Currently working on a 2 tier 6 or so pedal board using some flooring scraps.
Looks good! I'm putting together something similar. Like adding a vertex pedalboard riser behind a nano.
Super versatile, and compact!
For those curious, the silver bracket is just protection for a wireless MIDI receiver I have plugged into the stomp. It's quite fragile and I'm sure my clumsy foot would smash it within a week, so I found that bracket. I think I'm gonna paint it black though.
For those curious, the silver bracket is just protection for a wireless MIDI receiver I have plugged into the stomp. It's quite fragile and I'm sure my clumsy foot would smash it within a week, so I found that bracket. I think I'm gonna paint it black though.
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BassByBaldSteve
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- Nov 17, 2011
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Yep! It's Mojotone UK bass gold foil at the neck and their bass jazzmaster at the bridge. Here's a video of me jamming with the guys from Worship Tutorials: . Some nice runs (and bass face) in there that showcase the tone. It's a great pup combination, inspired by Nick Campbell and his mystery Musicmaster. I used a Stu Hamm MIM Urge for the build, as 32" scale worked better for me than 30". Stripped out the pre so it runs mostly passive. The chrome knob is a five-way selector: off - clean boost - OD - fuzz - face-melter (too noisy to use).
