Finally pulled the trigger on a Joyo PXL Pro

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ThisDyingSoul76

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The stars aligned, I've been on call for an extended period of time adding an extra $200 per week to my pay check and had 30 hours of overtime result from that on call status in the last 2 weeks.

Just one extra week of on call alone pair for the PXL Pro. Can't wait for it to arrive... Now the realization sets in that I need a bigger pedalboard. The Pedal Train 2 is just not big enough to accommodate the switcher and keep all my pedals on it. My DIY board is not sufficient either.

I guess I'm getting a Pedal a Train Classic Pro or a Novo 32 in the next few weeks. Probably also going to need a new power supply.
 
Re: Finally pulled the trigger on a Joyo PXL Pro

Interested to see your impressions when it arrives. I've got a more fully featured switcher in my basement next to my stack of pedals, cables, power supplies and power cords that I need to just make time to build up.
 
Re: Finally pulled the trigger on a Joyo PXL Pro

Love it.

I feel lost when I bring my other pedalboard to jams because I just love the freedom it gives me. I got the Y candle needed to control the amp's channels and reverb, plus I've been sending my non-gain based effects to the amp's effect loop.

The only thing I wish this thing had was more banks... But I can do a lot with it and it's eliminated a lot of tap dancing.
 
Re: Finally pulled the trigger on a Joyo PXL Pro

Good to hear this, I like mine as well. Super easy to use and program!
Do you find your FX loop to be noisy? I seem to pick up some hum, I hope its not the pedal itself.
 
Re: Finally pulled the trigger on a Joyo PXL Pro

Nightburst said:
Good to hear this, I like mine as well. Super easy to use and program!
Do you find your FX loop to be noisy? I seem to pick up some hum, I hope its not the pedal itself.
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I think i have the same hum Problem. And with a Bassbreaker 15 its magnified.
 
Re: Finally pulled the trigger on a Joyo PXL Pro

I've honestly never noticed. Old wiring where the lights share the circuit with my outlets in some rooms creates noise in the signal anyway.
 
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