Curious as to what board that is. It looks like it has hinges and a removable lid and isn't the size of a PT2. Just what I'm looking for!
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Curious as to what board that is. It looks like it has hinges and a removable lid and isn't the size of a PT2. Just what I'm looking for!
Some cool boards. I buy pedals, then go straight to amp, wonder why I wasn't always doing that, then sell pedals... and go back to looking at pedals to buy.
Help.
Help.
Setup a Nano + Pedaltrain today. Simple.
You've got room to squeeze a couple of 1590a pedals in there... maybe three if you turn the SansAmp 90 degrees 
My pedalboard. Guess I miss a tuner. The space bellow the B3 is to have a switch to changes patches
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I just got one of those kliq tuners too. Pretty cheap $ but is pretty solid and performs well so far.
agreed, it's a solid little tuner. The display took some getting used to, hard to describe but not the greatest choice on their part of how to show when you're "in tune". I definitely prefer the TC, but at 3x the cost that is hardly surprising.
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I agree... doesn't really make sense that half the display should light up as "in tune."
Here's a current pic of my tiny board. Off to the right, not shown, is a Boss OC-2 on loan from a friend. Fun to play around with, but I haven't found a practical way to incorporate it into my sound.
Can't figure out why it keeps uploading in vertical orientation... but you get the idea!
Can't figure out why it keeps uploading in vertical orientation... but you get the idea!
Can you describe the sound of the Pigtronix Philosopher's Tone Germanium Gold pedal? It looks intriguing...
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It's a smooth optical compressor, not a lot of coloration. Attack is slow enough to allow the initial transient through. It has a clean blend function for parallel compression. Even at the lowest (highest? i.e. the setting that produces the least amount of compression) threshold setting there is still some compression happening, so this might not be a great comp for very high output basses. No low end loss to my ears. No visual indicator of compression.
The Grit feature is disappointing (for me anyway), given the name I thought it would be a subtle overdrive / fattening kind of sound. However, it's full-on distortion that you can blend in as much or as little as you want. On that front I think the Durham Sex Drive or the Fairfield Accountant have much more usable / controllable overdrive sound.
Thanks for the update. I've found that I rather like Optical Compressors the best, but mostly for "tonal magic" (i.e. Diamond BCP-1), so if it's mostly transparent, it's probably not where I'm looking to go.
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Tell me about that phaser. I want a mini phaser but I’m not sure what’s worth getting.
I think Mooer 90 orange is a clone of MXR EVH Phaser 90
Sound is same
Knop and switch is same
What's the red bass preamp? Did a quick google search and couldn't find anything...
