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Show your tidy pedalboard!
- Thread starter JakobT
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That zip tie on the EQ pedal is causing me some serious itch LOL Awesome board!
Yeah I hear you. Probably isn't vital but because it's on the edge of the board and where the lead to the bass goes in, I went with it!
When I was gigging years ago I used a TU12 tuner via channel switch so I could retune silently between songs.
Now I’ve a wee Orange amp with a built in tuner and it’s a right pain having to move
lean over the amp to tune ... also it’s not totally reliable.
Please recommend me a footpedal tuner that will mute my bass.
I see loads of polytune pedals on this thread, but I’m Scottish so I’m tight as hell with cash
and don’t want to spend any more than I need to on a pedal that’s funkshonal but doesn’t enhance my sound. I just need something that works.
Thanks in advance, stay safe and groovy .All the best - DA
Now I’ve a wee Orange amp with a built in tuner and it’s a right pain having to move
lean over the amp to tune ... also it’s not totally reliable.Please recommend me a footpedal tuner that will mute my bass.
I see loads of polytune pedals on this thread, but I’m Scottish so I’m tight as hell with cash
and don’t want to spend any more than I need to on a pedal that’s funkshonal but doesn’t enhance my sound. I just need something that works.Thanks in advance, stay safe and groovy .All the best - DA
I just tidied mine up! Surprising how dirty it had gotten. Also, added a new pedal and didn’t have the right cable for it. Might have to take a trip to the local shop this weekend.
Put this setup together today:
Bass > Sonic Research ST-300 > Origin Cali76 Compact Bass > Spaceman Sputnik III > One Control 1 Loop [Fairfield Circuitry Modele B] > Spaceman Atlas III > MXR 10 Band EQ > Mr. Black Analog Chorus > One Control BJF Buffer > amp
Bass > Sonic Research ST-300 > Origin Cali76 Compact Bass > Spaceman Sputnik III > One Control 1 Loop [Fairfield Circuitry Modele B] > Spaceman Atlas III > MXR 10 Band EQ > Mr. Black Analog Chorus > One Control BJF Buffer > amp
When I was gigging years ago I used a TU12 tuner via channel switch so I could retune silently between songs.
Now I’ve a wee Orange amp with a built in tuner and it’s a right pain having to move
Please recommend me a footpedal tuner that will mute my bass.
I see loads of polytune pedals on this thread, but I’m Scottish so I’m tight as hell with cash
Thanks in advance, stay safe and groovy .All the best - DA
If you're only getting one tuner and it has to be good enough for setting intonation and doing things perfectly then I'd scour ebay looking for a Boss TU or a Korg pitch black, next level of accuracy from the cheap ones.
Having said that, honestly they're all close enough for rock n roll. If it's just for tuning up at gigs or whatever then just buy one, any one. A few years back I bought 3 of the Thomann ones on a bulk deal for £12 each and they're great. In addition to the Thomann ones I've had a pitch black pro, first generation pitch black, Boss Tu3, and now a Peterson strobostomp, as well as several buried in modellers or multi fx units, they all work.
Well, here's my submission. Been working on a board from scratch for a few months now, this is the current outcome. Everything is TB classifieds besides the cool little fuzz, found that on FB Marketplace from a guy that builds custom pedals. I love supporting small businesses.
Signal chain is simply right to left. Still finalizing the underside power supplies, but it's "done" once that's finished.
Signal chain is simply right to left. Still finalizing the underside power supplies, but it's "done" once that's finished.
Here's mine, a Jamstands JS-PB200 with a Cioks DC7. The board has a basic built in bracket, but it's pretty flimsy and seems like it might scratch the power supply. I padded it with some painter's tape and am using it for now, but might switch to just using the 3M Dual Lock I'm using for the pedals.
Just put it together today, and still need to do a little more cable management, but I'm really enjoying it.
Just put it together today, and still need to do a little more cable management, but I'm really enjoying it.
Seeing real vintage EHXs in that pristine condition is unreal, what a great & clean board.
Super tidy on my new Morton board! Got a couple extra pieces for the board coming soon so this will be the mother board. The extra stuff will house any additional things I look to adding.
My latest & last [yeah, right] version of a tidy board.
I love that you have two zoom's. Thought I was the only one who liked it that much.
I just added the second one! Got the first and fell in love, then started seeing ways I could use two lol.
haha yeah! same thing happened to me. I have one for each of my boards and it is easily one of my favorite pedals ever
