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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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It doesn't. But now mine does.
I modified it so I could have the chorus come after the distortion. I'm going to put up a post about the modification in a few days.
I added a thread explaining how I added the send/return. Adding a send-return effects loop to the MXR M80 Bass d.i.+It doesn't. But now mine does.
I modified it so I could have the chorus come after the distortion. I'm going to put up a post about the modification in a few days.
First time winning an ebay bid. Got this Cali76 for $200usd. Quick board update.
Quick vid clip:
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Sometimes all you need is two dirt stages and to be in tune.
Can I ask why you are running a Crux with so many unused outputs on your DC7?
I got the DC7 with the Crux from facebook marketplace and it didn't come with a Flex cable so I used the crux instead.
Temp set up for playing electric fretless for an Acoustic gig doing Rock cover songs.
Maiden voyage for the LowTec. Also never played the SLO out.
The SLO and Chorus for getting a cello effect on a couple songs.
Any opinions on the order?
Maiden voyage for the LowTec. Also never played the SLO out.
The SLO and Chorus for getting a cello effect on a couple songs.
Any opinions on the order?
No opinion on the order but I'm curious about how you like your EQ and if you came to it from something else.
The latest.
The eq at the end corrects anything missing, the grizzly is the main workhorse and the Sheehan pedal provides a nice kick when needed.
Clean Shaw DI at end (lower left).
The eq at the end corrects anything missing, the grizzly is the main workhorse and the Sheehan pedal provides a nice kick when needed.
Clean Shaw DI at end (lower left).
I’m really digging the Super Vintage atm. I previously thought the Cab Sim was dialled in too high in level but when you find the right gain level and boost the treble to brighten up your tone it sings.
Current setup:
- Pedaltrain PT-PB3 Booster with janky rubber feet and a Cioks Sol underneath (fits perfectly with no room to spare).
- Empress Bass Compressor into JHS Spliter.
- Split side 1 to amp.
- Split side 2 to Tonex One to SushiBox Finally v2 to FOH/DAW.
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If you like the sound of the Tonex why aren't you sending it to your own amp?
I'm using the Tonex as an amp and cab sim, so it'd be like sending a miced amp into another amp. I did that for a while before I got the splitter, but the amp definitely sounds better without the extra coloration. (Note that I tried both the regular input and the effects return.)
The amp is strictly for monitoring, and mostly for my bandmates' benefit since they haven't adopted in-ears. The Tonex feeds FOH, my in-ears, and gets recorded if we're doing that. I could certainly get away with just the amp, but the Tonex sounds pretty darn good, doesn't have any bleed from the loud drum kit next to my amp, and is consistent from night to night. Just my current preference and I'm lucky enough to have access to both a good amp and a good amp sim.
I'm happy to answer but not sure I understand the question - do you mean the settings on the S1 and/or LT?
No, just in general: how did you come to choosing the Broughton? I've been looking at EQs and the Broughton wasn't really opn my radar.
What is inserted in the Drive loop of the EBS pedal?
Do you realy set the Tone knob that low?
THX
Nothing in the loops at the moment. I found that I don’t want the EBS on all the time to I need other stuff out of the loop.
I do use a fairly low tone setting sometimes. Depends on the effect I want in the mix. No idea what frequency the filter span is. Would be nice to know the range of that control.
