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  • #31
    Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

    Originally posted by the guy who invented fire View Post
    You guys seem to love these threads...I avoid them as it makes my head spin!
    Ditto
    '06 Gibson R8, '94 Gibson LP Jr Special, Fender CS Dirty Dozen Strat, Fender Hotrod '52 Tele, /13 FTR37, Kemper, DrZ EMS, DrZ Plus, Various pedals

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    • #32
      Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

      SD Pickup Booster - $80 about 8 years ago.
      EHX Hot Tubes - $190 about 8 years ago.
      ISP Decimator G String - $220 about a year ago.
      Korg Pitchblack - Gift from the other guitar player in my band. ()
      SD Shape Shifter - $100 used a few months ago.
      EXH Screaming Bird - $40 last month, about $10 to modify with a switch that goes between stock cap values or darker cap values.
      Short cables - about $60 worth of them.

      Still need to add a power supply and actually make a "board."

      So, $700, not including the gift tuner, sans power supply, and I am not even a pedal head. God, pedals are a hassle. An expensive ****ing hassle for very little improvement. This is why I quit using them a few years ago. Now this bandmate of mine has got me back at it. Yuck!
      Last edited by ItsaBass; 04-16-2012, 03:41 PM.
      Originally posted by LesStrat
      Yogi Berra was correct.
      Originally posted by JOLLY
      I do a few chord things, some crappy lead stuff, and then some rhythm stuff.

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      • #33
        Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

        Originally posted by the guy who invented fire View Post
        Yo Jerry...I think he was just asking about the board, not all the pedals you own!
        All my pedals are on boards, or will be. I have three dedicated boards right now. A PT Mini ( or nano, forget which) for my four Maxon pedals which is my grab n'go. Another My dedicated for Marshall board which is a Pt-SC2, I think it is.
        Then I have a Pt-JR for 5 or six pedals I jam/practice with, and am currently looking at getting another Ptsc, but the three , which is a new version thats between the Pro and the Ptsc-2. This one will be for some powered Ibanez pedals and some of the Duncan pedals, and finally I'll need a dedicated fuzz board, probably another PT-jr.
        "Anyone who understands Jazz knows that you can't understand it. It's too complicated. That's what's so simple about it." - Yogi Berra

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        • #34
          Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

          hmm

          Godlyke Power All - $50
          Crybaby - $75
          NS-2 - $100
          Pitchblack - $80
          GE-7 - $70
          OCD - $110
          Nova Repeater - $175
          breakout box - $25
          patch cables - $15 or 20
          Ikea shelf, bookends, rubber feet + hardware (this makes up the actual BOARD) - $20

          total: $725. Damn.

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          • #35
            Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

            Originally posted by MetalManiac View Post
            All my pedals are on boards, or will be. I have three dedicated boards right now. A PT Mini ( or nano, forget which) for my four Maxon pedals which is my grab n'go. Another My dedicated for Marshall board which is a Pt-SC2, I think it is.
            Then I have a Pt-JR for 5 or six pedals I jam/practice with, and am currently looking at getting another Ptsc, but the three , which is a new version thats between the Pro and the Ptsc-2. This one will be for some powered Ibanez pedals and some of the Duncan pedals, and finally I'll need a dedicated fuzz board, probably another PT-jr.
            Lolz ohz Gerrrrry.... you're like the Different Strokes of SDUGF.

            Watchu talkin bout Gerry ...

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            • #36
              Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

              Sometimes I wonder if he hasn't had a few different strokes...

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              • #37
                Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

                I have 2 pedals total. $130 worth to be exact, and $40 of that didn't come out of my pocket. Just a boost and a tuner, I like to keep it somewhat simple. I'm hoping to pick up a new Dunlop Cantrell wah somewhere between now and june.
                My Blog: thisismyhatnow.blogspot.com

                Originally posted by kevlar3000
                The smoker is great at adding a few decades, kinda like having Keith Richards breathe on yer guitar for a few hours...
                Originally posted by CTN
                I will kill you. Then I will resuscitate you, so you can watch me steal your new Tokai and play some horrible sounding ultra-dissonant death metal on it, then I will kill you again.
                FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! DC RESISTANCE DOES NOT DETERMINE ACTUAL OUTPUT OF A PICKUP.

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                • #38
                  Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

                  Originally posted by Agileguy_101 View Post
                  Saw a similar thread on TGP, and did the math... yikes.

                  PT-1 - $130
                  PPII+ - $170
                  Korg Pitchblack - $100
                  Analogman Sunface NKT275 - $280
                  Wampler Ego Comp - $200
                  Xotic BB Preamp - $170
                  Dr Scientist The Elements - $195*
                  Catalinbread RAH - $190
                  Fuzzhugger Algal Bloom XS - $150*
                  Voodoo Labs Micro Vibe - $150*
                  Diamond Memory Lane Jr - $280
                  Cusack Tap a Whirl V3 - $275
                  TC Hall of Fame - $145
                  Custom cables (forgot these) - $100

                  Total: Yeesh, $2535

                  * - In the mail/being built/backordered (in that order)

                  I'm also waiting for the TC Alter Ego to get back in stock. So that will bring my total up to $2700. Once I order that, I'm done for a long time.

                  Wow... didn't realize how much I've spent. Of course, I've sold many of my old pedals, and while I've bought all of those pedals new, almost all of them were bought on some sale or another. The only ones I paid full retail were the Pitchblack, the Fuzzhugger (custom built), the Sunface (custom built) and the Cusack. I'm probably into my board for close to $2000.
                  All those, just to play through some crappy. old, SF Bassman....?
                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gY73mb28orM
                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35mZ4BAvEbg
                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nToonE52DG8
                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMl-ddFbSF0

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                  • #39
                    Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

                    PedalTrain PT-2 w/ hard case - $189.95
                    Voodoo Lab PP+ - $169
                    Ernie Ball VPjr - $89
                    Boss TU-2 - $99
                    Fulltone Clyde Deluxe Wah - $245.65
                    Fulltone 70 - $143.95
                    Fulltone Fulldrive - $152.15
                    Boss DD-20 - $239.00
                    Boss RV5 - $50 (yep...sold from a girl who didn't know how much it's worth)

                    $1377.70 for me. About as much as my amp was used... haha

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                    • #40
                      Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

                      Originally posted by SteveAlysis View Post
                      Lolz ohz Gerrrrry.... you're like the Different Strokes of SDUGF.

                      Watchu talkin bout Gerry ...
                      I'm speaking pedaleze, sorry, ya gotta learn the lingo.
                      Also, just bought a Rustdriver from Saladin, and forgto to add the cost of my 4, soon to be 6 pedalboards, so lets make that SIX GRAND, shall we? Of course aftyer I get the Muffs and fuzzfaces, wahs and misxcelleneous I want, we may be pushing 7..who knows?
                      "Anyone who understands Jazz knows that you can't understand it. It's too complicated. That's what's so simple about it." - Yogi Berra

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                      • #41
                        Re: It's that time again - what are you into your board for?

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