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Show me your compact pedalboard setup

Spammed 3 relevant threads now with this. Lol. This is my last one but it applies

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@Blu bro Nice one! What's on the far end of the board? And how do you like the H9? What kind of effects are you running on it?

It’s an Iron Ether Subterranean (Octave pedal with two square/triangle wave generators).

On my H9 I run mostly pitch, mod and compression algorithms - as I find verb and delay to be fun at home but not real useful in a live setting.
 
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love both of those for totally different reasons. whats the square board, top pic? and is the bottom board custom?

both custom

the first in the laptop case is just 2 thin boards i had laying around (from some drawer or something)
taped some cardboard under them for a bit of angle, overlapped them to fit the case, wrapped everything in black ducttape and put velcro stripes on it.

the second one was build with a bit more effort and tools, obviously :), by my guitarrist and his brother in law
 
It’s is a very cool analogue bit crusher. Basically gives you that throaty disorted sound that can really kill in a tune where you’d want to add a drop or just put a lot of grimey top end on a Subbed out octaver.
Sub octave + bit crusher is one of my favourite combos EVER (think Nerve/John Davis). I don't have a BugCrusher myself, I use an Alexander Syntax Error for that (and many other strange(r) things) and it's on almost everytime I hit my T-16 octave. What a killer effect.
 
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