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Show your Pedaltrain juniors!!!

#301
Just threw this together this morning. Hoping to add a Compressor and line switcher at some point, but think I'll need a bigger board if that happens, or I could ditch the octave pedal since it doesn't really see much use.

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#303
Run the Tuner out signal through the Envelope input of the 00Funk, really cleans up the envelope especially if I'm using the Muff. (Don't always use delay, just testing it out for fun.)
 

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#309
's my little board. the first thingy (bottom right) is a footswitchable splitter. it always sends a signal to my main board, when clicked on it sends to the main board and this'un. this way i have the drone/loopy/arp board going to it ms on amp, the main to another one and can click one or the other or both on.

WOOT.

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#310
These are actually the old pedals that do have the lip, and they work fine for me...I'm using planet waves cables and they have no issue. I have them lined up so that the cables go under the board though which helps them to line up nicely like that. Like the next poster mentioned, the new ones don't have the lip (not sure why they did that to begin with).



thehess said:
How did you get the Ag pedals to sit that way, with the metal flanges they have on either side? I cheesed out and velcroed them sideways...which is why I'm not posting a pic yet. :) I'll apply your solution if you have one!
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#312
p0k said:
These are actually the old pedals that do have the lip, and they work fine for me...I'm using planet waves cables and they have no issue. I have them lined up so that the cables go under the board though which helps them to line up nicely like that. Like the next poster mentioned, the new ones don't have the lip (not sure why they did that to begin with).
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I was actually wondering how you attached the velcro to the bottom. The side panels extend below the actual bottom of the pedal. It looked like you would need to shim the bottom to get a surface for the one side of the velcro to stick out far enough to contact the board.
 
#313
thehess said:
I was actually wondering how you attached the velcro to the bottom. The side panels extend below the actual bottom of the pedal. It looked like you would need to shim the bottom to get a surface for the one side of the velcro to stick out far enough to contact the board.
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You don't have to do that, the velcro is thick enough to contact the board regardless of the pedal bottom profile.
 
#318
p0k said:
Nice! Love that front row. Have had all those in the past...actually I think I sold you some of them. haha.
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Thank you very much. The Aguilar was yours, but my guitarist fell in love with the Barbershop you sold me, so I had to buy another. It is that good. He's using it as a boost pedal. It blew away the other pedal he was using for a boost. Sounds really good with bass or guitar.
 

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