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The Noble is missing... Did the Super Stack kick it off? How do the two compare?
The Noble isn't going anywhere. It's on this one. I'm going to try the other setup for a while, going straight to my Berg rig.
This pedalboard setup works great for running direct. I'll be using the other for both Worship and Rock bands in Oct/Nov. 8 playing opportunities.
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Looks awesome! Sure it sounds even better.
How does the Super Stack compare to the Noble?
Where did the 5 string P come from?
American Professional Precision V parts - new loaded Olive body (TB classifieds) that I married to a new loaded neck with RW fingerboard (Stratosphere). I prefer the RW neck, but this body color comes with Maple. Easy build... 4 screws, 5 strings.
That's awesome! I've been dreaming of an American Fender P5 and never thought of getting there that wayAmerican Professional Precision V parts - new loaded Olive body (TB classifieds) that I married to a new loaded neck with RW fingerboard (Stratosphere). I prefer the RW neck, but this body color comes with Maple. Easy build... 4 screws, 5 strings.
For most. Mine has stayed pretty much the same (except for a couple months of experimentation) for a few years now. Tuner, good DI, and Rolls IEM box. I do have a YYZ pedal on the cover band board but I think I'm going to stick with my simple DI board for both groups. It just sounds so "right" to me. I love looking at everyone's boards. Sometimes I wish that was more my thing, but alas...
I like to tell myself the pedals I have are all necessary. At least that's what I tell my wife every time another one shows up in the mail. But we all know that's just not true. But they sure can be fun.For most. Mine has stayed pretty much the same (except for a couple months of experimentation) for a few years now. Tuner, good DI, and Rolls IEM box. I do have a YYZ pedal on the cover band board but I think I'm going to stick with my simple DI board for both groups. It just sounds so "right" to me. I love looking at everyone's boards. Sometimes I wish that was more my thing, but alas...
For most. Mine has stayed pretty much the same (except for a couple months of experimentation) for a few years now. Tuner, good DI, and Rolls IEM box. I do have a YYZ pedal on the cover band board but I think I'm going to stick with my simple DI board for both groups. It just sounds so "right" to me. I love looking at everyone's boards. Sometimes I wish that was more my thing, but alas...
I did some playing on my Noble based pedalboard last evening, and decided that I needed to put back some dirt, to be able to get the bass synth sounds I sometimes need. Pedalboards are ALWAYS a work in progress.
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What is that compressor that's next to the Shure wireless? How does that one compare to the other great compressors like the Cali76 you have?
True.But you do also use a Bass Synth. A lot of my pedals are aimed at achieving those sounds. I keep vacillating about getting an actual synth, but 'Yes' hasn't won out... yet.