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Worship Bass Pedalboards

Coming from the Stomp it is nice to be using a patch and think Hey it would be nice to add a (fill in the blank) and not worry about which block to delete to make room.

yup! I have run into that. It would be nice to be able to add in one extra thing to a patch and then I realize… I'm tapped out.

but I really do love the stomp into noble combo and it's easy to load in/out with versus a bigger board!
 
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Rig for today, sounding great in the house and in my IEMs. After years of buying and selling gear I think I have finally landed on "my sound"
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Rig for today, sounding great in the house and in my IEMs. After years of buying and selling gear I think I have finally landed on "my sound"
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You must have the eyesight of an eagle! :thumbsup:

There ain't no way I could read that tablet 6' up (where my eyes are). :D

Glad someone is happy with their sound! (Did I say that out loud?)

Seriously -- enjoy that board! :cool:
 
You must have the eyesight of an eagle! :thumbsup:

There ain't no way I could read that tablet 6' up (where my eyes are). :D

Glad someone is happy with their sound! (Did I say that out loud?)

Seriously -- enjoy that board! :cool:
I really only need the tablet for reminders, I try to memorize the songs but sometimes they start to blend together
 
I used the Gladio this Sunday and it's a great addition to the board. I like it as a low gain sweetener, with the clean tone pretty high up and the gain pretty far down. But, I also like it as a second drive stacked with my Holy Fire. I used it as an always on sweetener at the service and it did not disappoint. I don't know where it will end up in the chain, but it will be on the board for sure. I also have a DCX that I picked up in trade. Once the DCX and Holy Fire battle it out, then I will decide where the Gladio will go, because it works well in both spots. I'm kind of leaning towards stacking it because, for some reason, finding a nice low gain drive has been easier than finding a second stage drive, for me.
 
I used the Gladio this Sunday and it's a great addition to the board. I like it as a low gain sweetener, with the clean tone pretty high up and the gain pretty far down. But, I also like it as a second drive stacked with my Holy Fire. I used it as an always on sweetener at the service and it did not disappoint. I don't know where it will end up in the chain, but it will be on the board for sure. I also have a DCX that I picked up in trade. Once the DCX and Holy Fire battle it out, then I will decide where the Gladio will go, because it works well in both spots. I'm kind of leaning towards stacking it because, for some reason, finding a nice low gain drive has been easier than finding a second stage drive, for me.
We need PICs!
 
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I think that setting might be quite aptly refered to as "The Kill Switch". Goodbye subs & first ten rows.:roflmao:

Haha. Yeah, I don't want to show up with that setting. I use Dual Lock to mount the pedals and they're not easy to get off--even just using a small strip--so I bump the settings when I'm changing out pedals. It has since been re-set, so we're all safe.
 
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Haha. Yeah, I don't want to show up with that setting. I use Dual Lock to mount the pedals and they're not easy to get off--even just using a small strip--so I bump the settings when I'm changing out pedals. It has since been re-set, so we're all safe.

I commandeered this from the kids for use removing pedals from dual lock. It's a Lego Brick separator tool & works amazingly well for popping pedals secured with dual lock.

You can get them on Amazon for a few bucks:
https://a.co/d/jbMBFHd

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