Looks sweet! But when, oh when, will they ever reappear on @bongomania 's site?
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Looks sweet! But when, oh when, will they ever reappear on @bongomania 's site?
Here's mine.... Have enough room for 1 more, may get a Compressor or DI down the road. May also upgrade the Big Muff for some other Fuzz pedal but it works for now...
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Wish I had an answer for you. Currently engaged in long, slow negotiations with the guy who builds them for me.
Not much has changed. The Radial StageBug tags along in case I don't mic the cab.
I have a few new things on the way, but here's my board as it stands today.
My pedalboard has been pretty much non-existent for quite a while now. Recently started to put some pedals back together for a new project and it got me to thinking that I could really do with a dedicated preamp pedal (for a variety of reasons). A combination of my local music store getting a Darkglass shipment yesterday and my tax return turning up in my bank account today saw me come home this afternoon from the music store with a Vintage Ultra and a very cheap Blackstar LT Boost. Pedalboard rearrangement ensued and this is what I came up with.
The small silver 'pedal' is a custom Broughton always-on HPF + LPF. Bought the boost pedal as I recently found out by accident that goosing the input to the Cali76-G drives the germanium preamp and gives me a really nice, almost fuzz tone. Gives me an extra dirt option which is nice.
The small silver 'pedal' is a custom Broughton always-on HPF + LPF. Bought the boost pedal as I recently found out by accident that goosing the input to the Cali76-G drives the germanium preamp and gives me a really nice, almost fuzz tone. Gives me an extra dirt option which is nice.
So i end-up with this...
Missing the ehx 360.
I did bought the mooer pure octave, but with the Soundblox distortion, the octave "option" was enough for what i needed.
I also bought the memory boy, i had to choose between the flashback mini and the memory boy. I kept the flashback for the space saving.
And i replaced my MXR badass distortion for the soundblox
Missing the ehx 360.
I also bought the memory boy, i had to choose between the flashback mini and the memory boy. I kept the flashback for the space saving.
And i replaced my MXR badass distortion for the soundblox
there is mine ....
I just bought a mooer octave and looking to buy the EHX Memory Boy as a delay/reverb.
And will defenitly buy a EHX 360 or a Ditto Looper.
Might have to built a "bigger" pedalboard
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What do you think of the sky surfer? I really want this new range of pedals TC Electronic to be awesome, but I purchased and returned the afterglow chorus. It just sounded flat and uninspiring to me.
It's my first reverb pedal so it's hard to compare. But I don't feel anything wrong. And I don't really put too much reverb in my sound, just a little tail. So, as far, I love it. I bought it 50$ Canadian "used", 1 month old, so I guess it's worth it.
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Thankx, but I did cheat a little
Thanks for sharing that. If I had more time and skillz that would be a cool project. Kudos to you for pulling it off so nicely.
