That looks like an accidental-foot-breaking-off-the-receiver situation waiting to happen.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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lol. That is exactly what I worry about.That looks like an accidental-foot-breaking-off-the-receiver situation waiting to happen.
I will put some shorty extention to move receiver to top.
This is what I use for live gigs direct into PA as well as solo practice at home.
How well does the OC10 go? Is it comparable to Boss?
I have the Valeton Dapper Bass and the Octave section is pretty good
This was made on a plastic cutting board with Velcro.
As small as it gets...I can sub out the tuner for my zoom m60 if needed (It rarely is).
Your board with the amplifier mounted to it was my inspiration to change my setup for when I only need an amp to run my Eich Bassboard. I'm taking my current compact pedal board (VooDoo Labs Dingbat small) and I'm replacing it with a Rockboard Quad 4.1. It's the same length, but double the width. I should have the board in hand tomorrow and I'll start assembling it. Once it's done it should look something like this -
I thought that there might have been some difference seeing as the OC10 is a big nod to Boss
Anyway I have an OC-2 and a Boss Bass Chorus, the sound is richer than the chorus Octave combo on the Dapper
That said I really like the Dapper as a easily portable all-in-one package
Just finished this pedal. It's fairly compact - I have a smaller version, but I wanted some more pedals, the smaller one just holds 2 pedals + the tuner (I don't count the tuner as "effect" pedal).
The handles are some leftovers of an old skipping rope I found hanging in the garage ;-)
The handles are some leftovers of an old skipping rope I found hanging in the garage ;-)
I like it a lot! I can set it from a light OD to a pretty nasty distortion sound. It takes away a bit of the low end, but since it has a built in 3band eq, I can pretty much just dial it back in.
Oh, and it's the old guv'nor, I wanted it because I generally prefer old equipment - I never compared it to the newer one with the silver housing though.
It's coming along! Just waiting for the amp and a few other things to be delivered to complete it. I also ordered their Mod 1 patch bay because I think it looks more useful than it is and it will make for a very clean look of how cables are routed. The only other thing I may end up adding is a buffered splitter so I can split the line at the end of the chain in case I want to run both the Bassboard and an amp/cabinet combo and have separate control over both.
Oh my! A Bad Monkey!! Had one many moons ago.. loved it. Wish I could get my hands on another some day
I've been gigging with a Zoom B3 and Rolls PM351 velcroed to a plank of laminate flooring for three years but have recently and abruptly graduated to this:
I haven't played this much at home in years. I can't wait for next weekend's gig!
I haven't played this much at home in years. I can't wait for next weekend's gig!
