Thanks! Since I keep the EQ on the MXR relatively flat, I might swap it for a Radial Pro DI or JDI. The Radials are about a 1/4" shorter and the in/outs are on the ends rather than sides.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Thanks! Since I keep the EQ on the MXR relatively flat, I might swap it for a Radial Pro DI or JDI. The Radials are about a 1/4" shorter and the in/outs are on the ends rather than sides.
The Radial Stage bug SB-2 is a good DI also and might be a good option...
Not sure of all the differences. SB2 is smaller, might be cheaper, both are passive. The SB might be missing some features, but it can sum a stereo output if needed, has a 20dB pad. I'd have to check about the ground lift.
Yeah as far as physical features they are the same. I will have to dig in to the interior specs.
Update my PT nano.
It has total 10 items on PT nano.
8 pedals, 1 Wireless receiver, 1 power bank.
oh man.. I'm so tired.
It has total 10 items on PT nano.
8 pedals, 1 Wireless receiver, 1 power bank.
oh man.. I'm so tired.
I need to add my vocal processor to my board, so it will grow in size. Tried to keep it as small as possible, but I'm not sure it will still be a "compact pedalboard".
Still need to get a power supply, and then move everything over. I need 2x12v outputs, so the Voodoo Labs 4x4 should do it. Neither Sam Ash, GC, or my local shop had it in stock, so I'll have to order it from Amazon. I'll likely sell the Voodoo Labs Dingbat and pedal power iso 5 once it's complete.
Still need to get a power supply, and then move everything over. I need 2x12v outputs, so the Voodoo Labs 4x4 should do it. Neither Sam Ash, GC, or my local shop had it in stock, so I'll have to order it from Amazon. I'll likely sell the Voodoo Labs Dingbat and pedal power iso 5 once it's complete.
Just waiting on the power supply which should arrive tomorrow.
Love my stage bug passive di, I've got the active one too which is just as good
Yes, although if you check the classifieds daily and are really lucky, you can sometimes find a used one for $950.
Yeah, way out of my price range too.
I recently picked up a Radial JDI for about $800 less than the Noble, and I've been very happy with it so far.
They do, although, I just sold the second one that I owned for $925... yes, I said second.. they're that good, and very much so worth it... it's a little box of magic
I am curious about the Mooer Envelope. How does it sound, do you recomend it?Update my PT nano.
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It has total 10 items on PT nano.
8 pedals, 1 Wireless receiver, 1 power bank.
oh man.. I'm so tired.
I built this little bad boy over the weekend. Just a few scraps of ply doweled together, and stained to match my bass (see my avatar or footer). Custom made for four pedals with an open slot for a fifth, which will probably be a Zoom MS-60b.
Bass > Korg tuner > EBS Octaver > (MS-60b) > Darkglass Vintage Microtubes > TC Flashback 2 delay
The OneSpot CS6 is mounted below. It's oriented so that the 500mA outputs face the side. I'll probably build an add-on board with a looper, volume pedal, reverb, and a few other goodies that don't need to be there on every gig.
Bass > Korg tuner > EBS Octaver > (MS-60b) > Darkglass Vintage Microtubes > TC Flashback 2 delay
The OneSpot CS6 is mounted below. It's oriented so that the 500mA outputs face the side. I'll probably build an add-on board with a looper, volume pedal, reverb, and a few other goodies that don't need to be there on every gig.
