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Show your Pedaltrain juniors!!!
- Thread starter Crabby
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Gotta love the Darth Stache. The band loves it too... with the mids knob dimed, everybody in the venue notices when it gets kicked on.
DAT TAFM.
that board is so hawt.
i mean, i don't dig on comp, but everything else on their is beautiful and i would so rock that.
SECHSU GOOD SUH VERY SECHSY.
that board is so hawt.
i mean, i don't dig on comp, but everything else on their is beautiful and i would so rock that.
SECHSU GOOD SUH VERY SECHSY.
Yeah i know...it was tough getting rid of it, but between the Enabler and the Diamond Comp, I just didn't feel like I needed it anymore. I have the Elements set up for an almost clean boost, and with all the tweakablility of that guy, it made more sense for my board (I don't want to get any larger than a PT-junior). I definitely still highly recommend the PPB though!
What he said (other than the fact I love my Diamond BCP, which makes your board even more fantastic to me).
Yeah, I'm not feeling any more gas at the moment...the only thing I was wondering was if I should get an envelope filter or a reverb as my last pedal. I went with the Nimbus and love it for slower ambient stuff (especially up an octave). I haven't every had a filter or a reverb, so it was a bit of a shot in the dark, but i'm happy with everything right now (we'll see how long that lasts...).
The cables are a bit of a mess as I'm still experimenting with the placement of some of these. Love the Jr though.
Took a bit of Lego'ing and thinking to get everything "on board"...but I do actually need all of these...
Took a bit of Lego'ing and thinking to get everything "on board"...but I do actually need all of these...
Nice! How's the timeline for you? Is it too much? I would get a headache trying to use all the settings available for that thing!
I love and hate it in a way.
For my simple delay needs, the Carbon Copy is more than enough. It also can do some things amazingly well that the Timeline can't do at all...namely fat warbling when changing delay-time and crazy thick self-oscillation. (That's also why it's last in the chain.) The internal modulation-trimpots on my CC are turned up full...and the sound is just amazing.
Then again: 1) I managed to dial-in some pretty nice Timeline-presets, which are able to replace additional effects (ambient reverby things and a chorus-preset that gets reasonably close to a chorus-setting on my IE Polytope); 2) there's an Ice-preset that I need for two songs (a little +2 octave sparkle that fills out the sound quite nicely); and 3) for home-use and experimentation, the built-in looper is quite convenient.
So...I'm kind of stuck with it. On some days I think it's a little box of miracles and on others I think it's just way too big and can do way too much in an annoying way. Luxury problem probably.
My current set-up. Many more things to come!
I love how nice and neat that board is!!!
