How about a D.I. transformer and an XLR jackWhat else could you fit in the larger enclosure to make the added size worth while?
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How about a D.I. transformer and an XLR jackWhat else could you fit in the larger enclosure to make the added size worth while?
Blender? Strong enough to crush ice. Fix me a drink with my pedal board.What else could you fit in the larger enclosure to make the added size worth while? A HPF and LPF seems like a reasonable option. Separate volume controls for 1/4” output and DI has already been mentioned. Bass and treble (James) tone stack for minor tone adjustments?
But it's got to be powered by a 2 stroke motor with ape hanger motorcycle handle bars and working throttle.Blender? Strong enough to crush ice. Fix me a drink with my pedal board.
That’s the beauty of the single malt… from the hip to the lips. No ice necessary.Blender? Strong enough to crush ice. Fix me a drink with my pedal board.
I already have a bottle opener on my board. That’s not a big leap. Just need a bigger board.That’s the beauty of the single malt… from the hip to the lips. No ice necessary.
Hahaha!I already have a bottle opener on my board. That’s not a big leap. Just need a bigger board.
Not sure if this makes it better or worse. But I’m definitely not kidding.Hahaha!
Blender? Strong enough to crush ice. Fix me a drink with my pedal board.
We definitely need a bourbon thread here when it cools off a bit.I'm more of a shaker guy...... dry gin 'tini/olives (not dirty svp), ESPECIALLY with sushi or oysters....although the brown elixirs do shine when temps drop to winter levels....
We definitely need a bourbon thread here when it cools off a bit.
It’s spectacular in QC late summer, early fall. Jealous.Up here it's already Kewl at night....I'm now by a lake in Riviere Rouge, QC (2hrs NW of Montreal).......just under 50F before dawn....really crisp......days up to about 85F.....my fave time of year. Next month I'll zip down to VT to jam with some old buds and restock my fave 'murikan whiskey, Mad River Revolution Rye.....I highly recommend it if you can score a dram down your way.
It’s spectacular in QC late summer, early fall. Jealous.
We've done volunteer bottle wax dipping at Garrison Brothers. Great fun day and really good bourbon.
And Yay Pedals so we don’t derail!
How about if I ruin the party by saying I prefer my More early in the chain, before my preamp pedal, and not at the end of the chain like everybody says? It really is a great pedal, and its name makes my friends laugh.![]()
This is what I think every time I see a More picture

Heading into the fall messes with me.. just makes me want More.It has actually gotten in the 60’s at night in Bama the last couple nights since that hurricane passed one state over. In the 70’s now. It’s false fall. But it makes me wanna break upon the Buffalo Trace.
I use a 12AX7 in the gain position (V1) of my More. Not a huge difference in tone, but a big difference in output volume. In the buffer section it won't likely make a notable difference.Has anyone tried 12AX7 tubes in either position in MORE? Loving mine stock but wondering if maybe a second MORE with a different tube mixture might add further detail and tonal complexity.