Here's what I have so far. Hx effects has everything you could possibly need but I'm a complete noob to digital effects. Right now I'm using the models of the xotic sp compressor, B7K, Bddi, and oc2
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Worship Bass Pedalboards
- Thread starter Cshanks5
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Just put together a small pedalboard.
Peterson Strobo Stomp HD -> Cali 76 Compressor -> HX Stomp -> Aguilar Tone Hammer DI.
Ciocs DC7 power supply underneath. The Tone Hammer needs 18v and 500 ma and the Cali 76 is supposed to work better at 18v.
Not sure I need the Tone Hammer, but I wanted a DI and it was either that or my passive JDI. The tone hammer will give me the option for a quick tweak to the eq without digging into Stomp menus.
The Peterson Stomp gives me a buffer, always on tuner and mute switch without having to switch modes on the stomp.
The Cali76 will let me tweak my input for different basses.
I wanted to get a Pedaltrain Nano+ but I was concerned that at 18", it would be too tight if I ever wanted to use the side jacks on the HX Stomp.
Never heard of Ghostfire before. It is 20" wide so gives a little breathing room. Seem built well enough.
Peterson Strobo Stomp HD -> Cali 76 Compressor -> HX Stomp -> Aguilar Tone Hammer DI.
Ciocs DC7 power supply underneath. The Tone Hammer needs 18v and 500 ma and the Cali 76 is supposed to work better at 18v.
Not sure I need the Tone Hammer, but I wanted a DI and it was either that or my passive JDI. The tone hammer will give me the option for a quick tweak to the eq without digging into Stomp menus.
The Peterson Stomp gives me a buffer, always on tuner and mute switch without having to switch modes on the stomp.
The Cali76 will let me tweak my input for different basses.
I wanted to get a Pedaltrain Nano+ but I was concerned that at 18", it would be too tight if I ever wanted to use the side jacks on the HX Stomp.
Never heard of Ghostfire before. It is 20" wide so gives a little breathing room. Seem built well enough.
how you gonna give that much detail and not discuss the extra footswitches on the HX ?
Who makes that?
Sorry. That add on is made by pedalnetics.
HX Stomp Auxiliary Switch Configuration - Pedalnetics
I have mine set up so that the added buttons go to previous or next patch. I plan to leave the other three buttons in snapshot mode. since I have an external tuner I don't need but number three to access the tuner.
Retreat this weekend, put together a small board of extra stuff laying around.
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Just the essentials this week on a Nano+
It's a custom tube drive I had made by Dawes Audio years ago. Runs a 9au7 tube.
Pretty nice set of "extra stuff "!
I would love to get this and a crazy tubes locomotive
The C4 is a synth which means it has an octaver, oscillators, modulators, etc. It can do all sorts of things. Including just octave down (or up).
3Leaf Octabvre
Yup, same with the Bass MicroSynth. You can use it as octave by itself, as much or little fuzz or squarewave as you can handle and also an envelope filter. I use it to get huge on the chorus' of Only King Forever with just a hair of sizzle on top.
