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Your Pedalboard's Evolution (56k BEWARE!) [Get off 56K already...]
- Thread starter Chronicle
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This is a pretty comprehensive history of my pedalboard. Only my "Boss" days are missing (those would have been in January 2007).
My current board is featured in the latest two shots. It hasn't changed recently, but it will soon...
The longest-running pedals have been the MXR Blowtorch and EHX Stereo Electric Mistress.
My current board is featured in the latest two shots. It hasn't changed recently, but it will soon...
The longest-running pedals have been the MXR Blowtorch and EHX Stereo Electric Mistress.
How much did the parts cost in total?
Somewhere in the $35-$50 range. I'm guessing $40 just for the parts. Parts cheap, it's the labor you really pay for. Or in the case of the real deal, labor, parts and paint job. That's still a really high price for that pedal though.
My connection is screaming at me
Heres the post from the pedalboard thread:
Here's some of my boards "evolution" since going non-POD:
Quick Edit: Funny thing is that I cannot find pics of earlier stuff ANYWHERE! Nothing on backups or anything
Heres the post from the pedalboard thread:
Here's some of my boards "evolution" since going non-POD:
Quick Edit: Funny thing is that I cannot find pics of earlier stuff ANYWHERE! Nothing on backups or anything
Car broke down, back in law school, other weird disasters... I've been pretty busy.
I've been no more than a mere specter on this forum. But that'll change again soon.
Car broke down, back in law school, other weird disasters... I've been pretty busy.
I've been no more than a mere specter on this forum. But that'll change again soon.
Dear Boo,
Message from Jesus: Stop leaving.
SnakeAnthony said:
You act as if I'm some sort of saintly and revered bass effects guru.
I make most of my reviews and opinions up as I go!
...
You act as if I'm some sort of saintly and revered bass effects guru.
I make most of my reviews and opinions up as I go!
...
Hey, I was just reiterating what the big guy said to me.
Because I talk to Jesus.
You're joking me. That is absurd. Make me a clone and I'll buy it from ya
I might get around to building another but I have some other projects on my plate I want to finish first.
Like those crazy ax murderers you read about on the news all the time, or like Joan of Arc?
Definitely Joan Of Arc.
Well, I hope, anyway.
Yeah much better, the Small Stone was a cheap and decent sounding temp until I found a deal on a Maxon (or vintage Ibanez) PT9.
Started it all with this big muff.
I really like this photo.
And, I think I posted this recently, but here's another go.
My humble begginings before I ever thought to take a picture of a pedalboard was an MXR bass octave and a boss ODB (that I actually kinda miss)
And finally in it's current state: It's getting much easier to transport and set up.. but I still need a few more george l's, and ziptieing and velcroing, and mount the power supply's. I'm very happy with it, bandmates love it, great tones.. good times
