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Worship Bass Pedalboards
- Thread starter Cshanks5
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I'm using this
UPS Server Y Splitter C14 to 2 x... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01G1JMFZQ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
make sure to pick the one with the correct ends for your needs. I use it with a stock power supply cable.
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Have you thought about giving the BOSS WAZA-Air Bass headphones a try? They're wireless and you can opt to add in a little overdrive, octave, synth, etc whenever you need it.
Background Info: My media room which also doubles as my music room is upstairs, but I spend the majority of my time downstairs.
I will typically receive youtube links to the songs on Wed or Thur. I'll start learning/practicing the songs with the Boss headphones while hanging out downstairs with the family, then I'll finally transition to the media room on Saturday to play through my actual pedalboard to dial in the tones I want for Sunday.
I primarily run a few different patches in the HX Stomp that covers all the tones I ever need (I do occasionally use an analog chorus pedal though), so I generally don't have to change much except switching through the patches for particular songs.
Yep! I've had both and while the HXS has the edge in number of effects/options, the Boss has the edge in feel. It's pre/amp sims are the most 'amp-feeling' I've encountered in digital. Different strokes and whatnot!
I can't imagine using any of those "aggressive" presets in the course of a Sunday at my church. I'm sure it works for some people, just not what we/I do I guess. For now I'm happy with a nice basic tone, and I have a little chorus and some light drive available if I want.
Broughton Messenger here. Quite a few years ago (before I had a pedalboard) I had a Tone Hammer DI and ran that into a little Mackie mixer. Small enough to hide, or just leave on the coffee table. Not too much to hook up and you can mix in whatever audio source you have. Practicing got way easier with that setup, the Messenger does the same thing but lives on my board, simplifying it further.
Christmas came early. Added the Mission Engineering Expression Pedal and a Midi Baby 3. Also switched out the foot switch with a Sweetfoot to match the power supply.
Are the switchers to the left additional HX stomp preset extension switches or something?
Midi Baby 3 and FS is also sent through midi so I can have the dual expression pedal in FS4/5 on the Stomp. Midi and FS are sending snapshots 1-2-3 on short press, and FS Modes and Tuner on long press. The Dual FS is sending patch up and down.
Bummer, I could have saved you some money on the MB3. Great piece of kit, just found I wasn't using it as much as I anticipated.
Yep, saw yours after mine was already ordered. That's usually how my pedal shopping goes.
Jumping in here to post my favorite pedalboard iteration to date (and there have been a few!)
Spent the day trying different signal paths and settled on the below for a lovely core tone based on the HXS B15 preamp. The BMS does the synth thing in the FX loop, with Aftershock adding or existing as a conservative fuzz on its own. Then to the Atlas and Meseenger for final tone shaping and tightening.
*chef's kiss*
Spent the day trying different signal paths and settled on the below for a lovely core tone based on the HXS B15 preamp. The BMS does the synth thing in the FX loop, with Aftershock adding or existing as a conservative fuzz on its own. Then to the Atlas and Meseenger for final tone shaping and tightening.
*chef's kiss*
Most strips can be cut every few lights, these show it in the product photos:
ACONDE 6.56 feet USB LED Strip Lights, DIY Indoor Decoration, TV Backlight, 24 Keys Remote https://a.co/d/4GApcAo
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Sure. It just seems a waste to cut off 10 feet or whatever. I did find a 3 foot option so maybe that's the way to go.
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I haven't done that with a board, but I have worked with the LED strips. We retrofitted our store freezers because the stock lights were failing and the replacements were expensive. Most of these can be cut every 1 inch or every 3 inches depending on which ones you get. They have connectors you can slide over them, but those looked like they would come loose. I broke out the solder iron and just soldered them up. I purchased 16.4 feet lenghts rated for low temp and transformers that were slightly over the suggested wattage.
If you dig around Amazon, they have some slick extruded aluminum channels you can mount them in, and even diffusers that snap into the tracks. I installed some of these under a kitchen counter too with the channels.
