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Worship Bass Pedalboards

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Here's my latest. I've dumped octave, heavy distortion, EQ and other extraneous pedals, etc. and focused on just delivering great tone. Bass is a Sadowsky Metro 5 JJ, amp is a Genzler Magellan 800 into a Bergantino HDN 212. Will start shaking it down tomorrow.
 
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zippydog said:
View attachment 3481115 Here's my latest. I've dumped octave, heavy distortion, EQ and other extraneous pedals, etc. and focused on just delivering great tone. Bass is a Sadowsky Metro 5 JJ, amp is a Genzler Magellan 800 into a Bergantino HDN 212. loving it.
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That mini sonic stomp is intriguing. I just watched a video on Youtube. It's really subtle, and yet the subtle difference might be worth it. How are you using it? Is it always on?
 
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I am not sure what happened to the text of my post that went with the picture above. As soon as I added the image, my text went away.
Anyway, what I was going to say is that I traded in my collection of GC gift cards and upgraded from a Voodoo Labs Dingbat small with Pedal Power 2+ to a Dingbat Medium with Mondo power supply. That gave me room for all my pedals and allowed me to power the Beat Buddy without using the power supply that came with the pedal (since the pedal requires at least 300 mA to power up). I went with the cable lengths I had on hand but may order some longer cables to organize things better. I will tie down the cables later when I have time. Now back to working on the set list for this weekend...
 
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LaklandLaksNADA said:
Got a new pedalboard today. Liking actually having room now haha.
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Johno Dunn said:
Love my Rockboard!
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Those Rockboards are starting to pique my interest! I'm especially impressed by their forays into flat power cables though I haven't found anywhere yet that sells the power cables individually.

Post script: I also noticed EBS is selling flat power cables too but can't find where to buy them yet... but very cool!!
 
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speedball3 said:
Those Rockboards are starting to pique my interest! I'm especially impressed by their forays into flat power cables though I haven't found anywhere yet that sells the power cables individually.

Post script: I also noticed EBS is selling flat power cables too but can't find where to buy them yet... but very cool!!
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Reverb has them!
 
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speedball3 said:
Those Rockboards are starting to pique my interest! I'm especially impressed by their forays into flat power cables though I haven't found anywhere yet that sells the power cables individually.

Post script: I also noticed EBS is selling flat power cables too but can't find where to buy them yet... but very cool!!
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I have a tiny Rockboard. I think it's the 2.1 It's fantastic. The board and case have held up very nicely thus far, though I haven't taken it out of the house many times yet because I'm not playing that often. But it's great. I was amazed by the quality-to-price ratio. I wanted a small board with a hard case, but didn't want to spend $200 for a Pedaltrain. The Rockboard is perfect.

And I also use the EBS flat patch and flat power cables. They're awesome. A bit pricey, but it more than makes up for it in the amount of space it gives me on my board compared to using my regular Monster Bass patch cables. I use them on my big board too. And the sound quality is awesome.

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jacoby75 said:
I have a tiny Rockboard. I think it's the 2.1 It's fantastic. The board and case have held up very nicely thus far, though I haven't taken it out of the house many times yet because I'm not playing that often. But it's great. I was amazed by the quality-to-price ratio. I wanted a small board with a hard case, but didn't want to spend $200 for a Pedaltrain. The Rockboard is perfect.

And I also use the EBS flat patch and flat power cables. They're awesome. A bit pricey, but it more than makes up for it in the amount of space it gives me on my board compared to using my regular Monster Bass patch cables. I use them on my big board too. And the sound quality is awesome.

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The 18-1/2" RB Duo 2.1 is a really nice size! I modified mine—purchased "the tray" power supply plate (that is intended for 3.1 RB's or larger), removed the middle bracing, as the board is quite sturdy without it...I cut "the tray" plate down, and drilled the mounting holes for a Cioks to attached on top of the plate (Cioks when mounted on top of the plate, still has clearance from the board itself to route pedal wiring anywhere desired)...
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kevk said:
The 18-1/2" RB Duo 2.1 is a really nice size! I modified mine—purchased "the tray" power supply plate (that is intended for 3.1 RB's or larger), removed the middle bracing, as the board is quite sturdy without it...I cut "the tray" plate down, and drilled the mounting holes for a Cioks to attached on top of the plate (Cioks when mounted on top of the plate, still has clearance from the board itself to route pedal wiring anywhere desired)...View attachment 3481943
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Nifty. I've been wondering what that bracing underneath was designed for. Like maybe a specific power supply was supposed to go in there or something. But in the meantime, I've been getting by just fine with a Visual Sound One Spot and EBS flat patch daisy chain.
 
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kevk said:
The 18-1/2" RB Duo 2.1 is a really nice size! I modified mine—purchased "the tray" power supply plate (that is intended for 3.1 RB's or larger), removed the middle bracing, as the board is quite sturdy without it...I cut "the tray" plate down, and drilled the mounting holes for a Cioks to attached on top of the plate (Cioks when mounted on top of the plate, still has clearance from the board itself to route pedal wiring anywhere desired)...View attachment 3481943
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I like this a lot
 
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Finally got a proper pedalboard and power supply. Difficult with two 15v center positive Eden pedals, but much searching found the answer! It's a Harley Benton Spaceship 40 pedalboard (insane value at 89 euro with hard case!) And power supply is a Palmer PWT-12 Mk 2, which has 8 9v outputs @300mA, and 4 outputs variable 9-18v @500mA. Add a couple of Rockboard power ace polarity reverser cables and away you go!
Now everything looks a LOT neater, and I can take two Laklands in a Gator double case on my back, the pedalboard in one hand, a 25w Eden amplifier as monitor in the other; and a 3-guitar rack stand hooked over my shoulder. One trip to load in!
Peace, SoundSupport.
 
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