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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
- Thread starter garmenteros
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yea, whenever i use just one amp, i go through the dir line. But if you don’t flip the phase or ground on the iso line, they are exactly the same. So, it doesn’t really matter how you connect, but i’d do as you thought about doing.
I’m getting so streamlined it’s scary…
I’m getting so streamlined it’s scary…
today I learned this is a compact sized board… I’ve got work to do
yer gonna need more patch cables…
From post #1 :
"Like the title suggests, I want to see pictures of small tight boards. I own a pedaltrain junior ...
... I want something at least half in size in weight, maybe a third would be ideal".
"Like the title suggests, I want to see pictures of small tight boards. I own a pedaltrain junior ...
... I want something at least half in size in weight, maybe a third would be ideal".
I only use a HXS but even that needed a simpler setup/breakdown. I made a "pedalboard" from a sheet of ABS bent to form. I loved the simplicity, BUT the weight of the power cables/PSUbricks were more weight than just using a Nano and DC7. I think the DC7 is way overkill for this small setup but its so easy now—I don't care
I only use a HXS but even that needed a simpler setup/breakdown. I made a "pedalboard" from a sheet of ABS bent to form. I loved the simplicity, BUT the weight of the power cables/PSUbricks were more weight than just using a Nano and DC7. I think the DC7 is way overkill for this small setup but its so easy now—I don't care
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I obviously didn’t really think about it before I ordered mine, but I have a dc7 powering only the stomp and a tuner. I coulda easily saved money and bought a smaller cioks offering…
I obviously didn’t really think about it before I ordered mine, but I have a dc7 powering only the stomp and a tuner. I coulda easily saved money and bought a smaller cioks offering…
thats not a tuner... its a 24V/2A amp head Quilter Interbass
this IS the smallest offering for what I need (I wish they made a CRUX size with min of two ports and a pass thru 24V/2A)
edit: Ahhh I see what you're saying
I see that… that’s why I said I only have a tuner and the stomp being powered by my dc7
Why did I buy a dc7 for this build when I knew I only needing to power both of these?! Who knows… but I did.
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you definitely got me beat in the "minimal use DC7" contest
but now we have room to grow
but now we have room to grow
you definitely got me beat in the "minimal use DC7" contest
but now we have room to grow
if I woulda thought about it before I had everything set up, I probably woulda made a change BUT… it’s done and it works and that’s really all that matters.
Current set up, really liking the Tackleberry, the BMC in front adds some extra drive and punch as well.
Conventional wisdom (here) would opine you need more pedals. That's a much easier solution.
This doesn’t show the Pedalnetics 4/5 switch mounted to the Stomp. CIOKS DC7 underneath for power. Does all my bass and bass synth tones. I have presets for “Eb standard” tuning, synth bass tones, you name it. I have the tuner because it saves a foot switch on the Stomp and I had space on the Nano. The Rolls is for my wired IEM’s. Two custom cables for signal management and a bass and I’m good to go.
This being TalkBass, the correct response is “I need more pedals!”. Carry on.
