Now that is really cool... I could see using a Flat Front 16 and then having a Flat Back 16 for extra goodies... the perfect flexibility between a nano and a classic jr.
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Worship Bass Pedalboards
- Thread starter Cshanks5
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That’s exactly what I’m doing. I have the long slant 16 that’s my fun pedalboard. It’ll house my Boss ES-5, my 3 leaf pedals, and the hx stomp. I then have a rear flat 16 that houses my origin effects cali76, Jackson audio golden boy, and soon my Noble! The rear flat 16 is my essentials board and the rest is just fun extra stuff.
I also use the Polytune 3 mini. It tracks really fast and has both normal and strobe tuning (which is VERY accurate!). Plus on top of that you get a very good buffer for free to use as you please. The tuner has selectable tuning also when it is not muting the signal. That means that you can look down while playing and check your tuning on the fly!
Thanks. What does the buffer do exactly? I think I know what it does but in what context would you use it?
Reduces treble loss due to capacitance in cable runs. Some pedals are non-buffered (eg the true bypass ones), some are buffered as part of their design. Others you can choose - i think that’s the case for the latest PolyTunes.
Lots of interesting info out on the interweb about buffering and capacitance loss (yes, I really am that sad!). Beware though... it’s one of those topics where if you’re looking on forums 50% of folks swear on their lives that they’d NEVER use a buffered pedal coz buffered pedals make your tone SUCK!!! While at the same time the other 50% swear on their lives that they’d NEVER use an unbuffered pedal coz unbuffered pedals make your tone SUCK!!!
This is it for my signal today. Brilliant piece of kit. Pentode mode, no EQ applied. Just big punch.
Really janky pic of my board this morning but the Cali76 and the Noble is cash money. Made my ‘75 P sound so good.
This morning: filling in for a friend. New WT, Church, etc. Run-through before service. Great players, great fun.
Compliments from FOH. “Great sound!”
“All I had to do was turn your channel on”
That’s the goal!
Compliments from FOH. “Great sound!”
“All I had to do was turn your channel on”
That’s the goal!
I get so envious on this thread. Yet, I don’t need anything here. Everyone loves the sound of my just my Roscoe and my REDDI.
Many would be envious of your REDDI (and Roscoe).
Still on the hunt for a good hard case for my pedalboard. Thinking I may just have to shell out the money for a Pelican, but wondering if anyone knows any other options?
Harbor Freight has hard case very similar to the Pelican cases, but much cheaper in price
I actually have one of those. The large sized. Their largest model, x-large, is only 17”-7/8 wide internally. So close!
Board is 18”x5”. So maybe something like 18”x10” or something would be ok.
