all modern amps are designed to shut themselves down if you're abusing them
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hahaha yup.
I've sent amps into protect mode by getting a little too crazy with a dirt pedal, if that hasn't happened then I don't think you're pushing them too hard (though I've never used either of those amps, so maybe they're different). But most if not all modern amps are designed to shut themselves down if you're abusing them.
Same 215 with your SVT 7 that went up?
I often run and OSD > Bluebeard pretty hard and never had any issues before. I'm starting to feel like the ray rice of amp abuse.
I would dig that kind of elevator music!!!
Yeah, I haven't had any issues with my cab since I had the speakers reconed.
I spent too long trying to make a Pedal Train Nano work for me.
Even though I only ever use 1 or 2 pedals, it's still to small.
I actually hate the idea of pedal boards (more **** to carry) but I rely more and more on pedals for my tone.
And now that I'm getting into parallel processing I'm going to need the room for 2 separate chains.
So...what are my options in a non-velcro pedal board? I wan't something big enough for several pedals but not too big looking when I'm only using 2 or 3.
I don't want velcro simply because I'm doing some experimenting and will be moving stuff on and off the board for a while.
Is there something with a non-skid surface I could use?
Can I just use a small piece of plywood and put something on the face? Rat Fur carpet maybe?
find a .25 cents suitcase from salvation army then build a small board to fit inside it?
Cool gizmo, I need one to check the outlets in my old arse farm house.
What do I put on the board to keep the pedals from slipping?
Bad aszzz, I expect a full review ASAP, wif clips yo.NPAD
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Heavy duty adhesive Velcro. Used to get it from walmart. Worked well even on spray painted plywood. Link RemovedWhat do I put on the board to keep the pedals from slipping?
Phaser! Always Phaser LOL.
find a .25 cents suitcase from salvation army then build a small board to fit inside it?
Tried out the iStomp's "Small Stone" phaser, and it's pretty cool! Has a similar vibe to a flange, so I think I'll stick with the FX25B Filter for the second effect. Doesn't hurt I picked up a used Digitech Turbo Flange for $20 today, so I've got that.This. I just scored a Boss PH-3 and I love it. Really looking forward to hitting some of those old Geezer tones with it. Don't think the band will be down with it. They have a pretty limited view of what bass should sound like, not to mention the music that they write doesn't really allow for much besides OD/fuzz. I'll work her in there though.
I ransacked my dads basement for a suitcase from the 70s/80s. Used it for a long time until my collection got to big for it.
Question for you guys. It seems like you guys run two(or maybe more) fuzzes/ODs fairly often. How do you tame the feedback? Low gain? I really like the tones I get running my 2 to 3 ODs at the same time, but I feedback constantly when not playing. Guitar player wants me to only use one or turn the gain way down. Both options leave me feeling slightly neutered. How do you guys do it?
Tried out the iStomp's "Small Stone" phaser, and it's pretty cool! Has a similar vibe to a flange, so I think I'll stick with the FX25B Filter for the second effect. Doesn't hurt I picked up a used Digitech Turbo Flange for $20 today, so I've got that.
What did Geezer use phaser on?
As to feedback/noise, I use an MXR Smart Gate. No problems. However, my pedals are typically set for low gain as well. At least for what they're capable of.