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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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I have a Pitchblack as well..but wanted something smaller, like you...
I was pleased to find that Korg now has a mini tuner also... now I have both
No complaints from me. I have and use a Sonic Research st-300 as well as an st-200 and both have worked well for me.
Well, I need a small board for church worship gigs. My large board is impractical for church and most of it I wouldn't use. So I've just ordered a PedalTrain Nano Plus. Once it arrives and I've populated it...I'll post a few piccies. It's going to be tough choosing just one or two dirt pedals!
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Adamixoye
A PT Pro is cool for worship, right?
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I have barreled through the ridiculousness of bringing a PT-Pro to church for almost four years, no reason to stop now.
The only complaint is that it apparently introduces a tiny amount of whine into my Zoom B3n's signal when they are both chained off the same power supply. I hadn't noticed it at headphone volume, but at live volume through my GK rig I could hear it. I'm going to solve that by rigging up a separate 9v supply just for the TT.
OK, revision 1 of my new Nano plus board:
Boss OC-2 > MXR BEF > Mastotron clone > Ezekiel clone > Caline vol / wah (modded for bass) > Zoom MS 70-CDR > MXR bass Preamp. The wah / volume pedal is unplugable. So i can run with it or with out. It all fits....just, only a little overhang on either end. It's powered by a OneSpot, with an 8 way daisy chain. That leaves one spot free for swaps or tryouts. Cables are either EBS flats or Planet Waves Solderless, which are fine but they do come loose over time and need a re-tighten every now and then.
Boss OC-2 > MXR BEF > Mastotron clone > Ezekiel clone > Caline vol / wah (modded for bass) > Zoom MS 70-CDR > MXR bass Preamp. The wah / volume pedal is unplugable. So i can run with it or with out. It all fits....just, only a little overhang on either end. It's powered by a OneSpot, with an 8 way daisy chain. That leaves one spot free for swaps or tryouts. Cables are either EBS flats or Planet Waves Solderless, which are fine but they do come loose over time and need a re-tighten every now and then.
Here we go... My compact Nano+!
I'm totally happy with this setup.
Signal flow is: Bass -> Wampler dB+ (as buffer and to compensate different instrument levels) -> TC Polytune 2 Mini -> Keeley Bassist Comp -> Radial Pro48 (my dry signal direct into the desk) -> Cog TK421X -> MXR Analog Chorus -> Mesa Walkabout (2nd wet DI signal, optional mic'ed up). All powered up with an 1Spot power supply.
I'm totally happy with this setup.
Signal flow is: Bass -> Wampler dB+ (as buffer and to compensate different instrument levels) -> TC Polytune 2 Mini -> Keeley Bassist Comp -> Radial Pro48 (my dry signal direct into the desk) -> Cog TK421X -> MXR Analog Chorus -> Mesa Walkabout (2nd wet DI signal, optional mic'ed up). All powered up with an 1Spot power supply.
Thanx!
For me the TK so far is the best drive pedal on bass I've ever had. And I had a lot! Basically it is a highly modded RAT-circuit, which is much more versatile than the original ones. So if you like a RAT-type distortion definitely check out this amazing pedal.
PedalTrain Classic Jr, utilizing Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2+... pedals include EHX Bass MicroSynth, TC Electronic Sub-N-Up, EHX Bass Clone, and Keeley Bassist Compressor/Limiter...
... if it looks sparse, that's the intent... pardon the lack of patch cables, as my OCD prevents me from hurrying placement... I may need them, eventually.
... if it looks sparse, that's the intent... pardon the lack of patch cables, as my OCD prevents me from hurrying placement... I may need them, eventually.
Morning practice setup. PT Nano with a side of Ampeg:
I've got a small pile of wood downstairs that will soon be fashioned into a slightly longer/wider PT style board that will accomodate the SCR and Broughton HPF. Glad to finally have a Phase 90 back on the board and I actually get to use it with the latest project
I've got a small pile of wood downstairs that will soon be fashioned into a slightly longer/wider PT style board that will accomodate the SCR and Broughton HPF. Glad to finally have a Phase 90 back on the board and I actually get to use it with the latest project
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Changed up my board this week, can't wait to gig with it!
Newest revision of my pedaltrain mini.
One of these days I'm going to move up to a PT junior. Used to have a big 40" diy board and it hated moving it. So I've enjoyed the little mini but am getting tired of the limited real estate. Thinking maybe the junior will be a good balance of having room for pedals but not being rediculous to transport.
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