Let's REVIEW those pedal boards you are using right now.

[Aceman]

Do mine!

I have no idea what this board even does, but it looks super boring. Two line 6 pedals? Isn't one too many?

[Demanic]

One Line6 is too many, if you're a cork sniffer.

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[d1dsj]

Even if the board didn’t kick ass (which it does) those boots do and probably have!

cant click to the other thread and get it? eh? lazy? hungover and cant squint hard enough? theres lots of adjectives for my little board. most of them include a c or k... but since it was your bday, here

[jeremy]

they really are great boots. i was playing in memphis maybe 12-13 years ago and the boss gave me **** about my footware so now i have a few nice pairs of boots to wear. those snakeskin and the brown ostrich are my favorites. and the board is simple, but a great germanium fuzzface, great miab, and great analog delay will get me through damn near anything i do since the amps always have reverb

[GuitarStv]

I've since replaced the Mashall with an xotic SP comp. . . the pedal tuner stays on all the time running of the stereo out from the Deja Vu, so no need to step on it/angle it correctly. Boittom right is an envelope filter I built.


And look Ace . . . no feet!

[jeremy]

so when you tune, sound still comes from the amp?

[NegativeEase]

so when you tune, sound still comes from the amp?

I would run 2 tuners (always in line one and a signal bypass unit) if wanting that -or integrated Volume tuner with an always on option if playing out with that setup.

Nobody want to hear the tuning song

[jeremy]

thats what i was getting at, drives me nuts to hear people tune on stage. if you have one string thats a little off, and you fix it in two seconds, fine. otherwise mute your damn guitar!

[GuitarStv]

so when you tune, sound still comes from the amp?

No, I click the amp into standby to tune.

[jeremy]

you mean you use the standby switch? that things for suckers man

[GuitarStv]

you mean you use the standby switch? that things for suckers man

No, it's for tuning!

:P

Actually, you raise a good point. I started doing this a while back after deciding that everything between my guitar and amp was slightly hurting tone and trying to reduce stuff in the signal path . . . but it's probably not worth the effort. It's just a habit at this point.

[Securb]

thats what i was getting at, drives me nuts to hear people tune on stage. if you have one string thats a little off, and you fix it in two seconds, fine. otherwise mute your damn guitar!

My big ugly tuner auto-mutes when I tune or you can have it inline all the time and I can mute with my volume pedal.

[ErikH]

The pitchblack (especially that one) is true bypass so having it in line with your signal doesn't hurt anything.

[St_Genesius]

When "prepper" meets "pud puller."

Yes - I have a Porn stash. Gotta have an Analog backup in case "digital" goes down.

[Aceman]

I've since replaced the Mashall with an xotic SP comp. . . the pedal tuner stays on all the time running of the stereo out from the Deja Vu, so no need to step on it/angle it correctly. Boittom right is an envelope filter I built.


And look Ace . . . no feet!

I WANT to hate on this....and the crooked @$$ tuner really makes me wonder if he is an engineer. Small Clone - really?

But the man has an Empress Tremolo V1.5....can't hate.