I have the same case, works great for cheap money.My pedals sit on top of my amp,I don't have stage divers anymore but old habits die hard.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Sounds great,you should be proud,i'm a sucker for melodic punk since the late 70's.
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Yup, great case for the price, and my cats seem to show no interest in it, which is a huge plus. Haven't had to deal w stage divers yet, but I'll deal with that when/If I have to...
Thanks!! It really means a lot! Trying to push us to experiment a bit more right now... we'll see how it goes!
Interesting, I've got an American Sound, and A.C. Tone coming ... should be here tomorrow
I love the typical Ampegey punk sound but you stand out in the mix,keep running with that,it sounds great.
I think this is the final small board.
I have the American also, it may ultimately be the #1. For the price I’ll probably pick up the A.C. down the road....and maybe the Orange Juice. It’s a real problem haha. If you like the American you should give the British a listen.
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I love it man. Adjust the Q to the 2-3 position and you'll really start to stand out in a mix. It's a more midrange focused WAH opposed to the regular Crybaby Bass Wah which is more low frequency.
Had been debating between a bass crybaby and a Morley mini switchless, then I stumbled across the Geezer and it just sounded so good. It seemed like it had so much better mid punch. Good to know that I wasn't imagining that.
I like the way the OCSD makes everything before it sound. For years I was a bass>DI>FOH guy and just recently started fooling with pedals (both bands are ampless/IEM). My thinking was "Ok, the American is my amp head, the OCSD my cab". This set up has gotten me closer to the tone I hear in my head than any other set up. I've swapped out the American with a British and a California and they all 3 sound awesome going into the OCSD.
Nice! Thanks for that.. I've been tempted by the OCSD , I won't lie... and my American Sound and A.C. Tone came today
Here's my small humble pedal board. I don't used pedals a lot.
Depending on who I’m playing with, the delay and chorus get switched out with an envelope and Aguilar Fuzz. I use the pictured setup when I play electric bass with jazz groups.
