JB_From_Hell
Jomo's Nimions
Re: Lets see those pedal boards you are using right now.
^ Yellow Phase 90?
^ Yellow Phase 90?
Lets see those pedal boards you are using right now.
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some_dude
Raging BB Gunologist
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It’s orange in real life
It’s orange in real life
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what is that in the center of the board?
what is that in the center of the board?
GuitarFanatic
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This is what my organ board looks like.
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This is what my organ board looks like.
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stevie_bees
Cat In The Hatministrator
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Latest configuration of the big board!
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Latest configuration of the big board!
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OsvyRock
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I'm considering purchasing a tuner. The Boss TU-3W comes to mind...
Also, do you know which power supply, brick, Zuma, whatever would be cool to power all these pedals at once, making space for at least 2-3 future pedals?
I'm considering purchasing a tuner. The Boss TU-3W comes to mind...
Also, do you know which power supply, brick, Zuma, whatever would be cool to power all these pedals at once, making space for at least 2-3 future pedals?
Blille
New member
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I personally use the Truetone cs7 and I’m very happy. You could have something even smaller like the Mini ISO Brick or the Cioks Adam of r DC5 (that I used to own) since those 3 look daisy-chainable.
I'm considering purchasing a tuner. The Boss TU-3W comes to mind...
Also, do you know which power supply, brick, Zuma, whatever would be cool to power all these pedals at once, making space for at least 2-3 future pedals?
I personally use the Truetone cs7 and I’m very happy. You could have something even smaller like the Mini ISO Brick or the Cioks Adam of r DC5 (that I used to own) since those 3 look daisy-chainable.
OsvyRock
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I see amazing reviews for the Trueton 1 Spot Pro CS7. The Dunlop ISO Brick has been on my sight for a while, but I'm worried about noise, interference, and all that stuff. That's why I wrote about the ZUMA, but if I could get an amazing one at a great price. I'm actually plugging all the factory 9v power supplies to each one of them. I have to connect three cables at the moment. Wouldn't it would be nice to just plug one in, and we're ready to rock?
I see amazing reviews for the Trueton 1 Spot Pro CS7. The Dunlop ISO Brick has been on my sight for a while, but I'm worried about noise, interference, and all that stuff. That's why I wrote about the ZUMA, but if I could get an amazing one at a great price. I'm actually plugging all the factory 9v power supplies to each one of them. I have to connect three cables at the moment. Wouldn't it would be nice to just plug one in, and we're ready to rock?
Blille
New member
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Those three pedals are analog so you should be fine daisy chaining them.
I’ve never used a Zuma but it’s got great reviews. It’s designed for pedals that use a LOT of power (500ma)like the big sky or timeline. A bit overkill for most applications but of course we don’t k ow what else you want to put there
There are several Dunlop / MXR bricks. One is not isolated (DC Brick) the other two are isolated: iso-brick and mini-iso which I think could be a good fit.
Those three pedals are analog so you should be fine daisy chaining them.
I’ve never used a Zuma but it’s got great reviews. It’s designed for pedals that use a LOT of power (500ma)like the big sky or timeline. A bit overkill for most applications but of course we don’t k ow what else you want to put there
There are several Dunlop / MXR bricks. One is not isolated (DC Brick) the other two are isolated: iso-brick and mini-iso which I think could be a good fit.
OsvyRock
New member
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A BOSS TU-3W is definitely on plans. In my over 11 years live careers I never used or needed one, but I definitely would prefer one for my electric show comeback.
I have been playing acoustic for the past 5 years. Only 4 electric shows in that time frame, but many want me to return to electric shows. Let's see if it happens this year.
Do you think I could power up the BOSS TU3W with a MXR Brick? I sold all my BOSS Pedals.
Those three pedals are analog so you should be fine daisy chaining them.
I’ve never used a Zuma but it’s got great reviews. It’s designed for pedals that use a LOT of power (500ma)like the big sky or timeline. A bit overkill for most applications but of course we don’t k ow what else you want to put there
There are several Dunlop / MXR bricks. One is not isolated (DC Brick) the other two are isolated: iso-brick and mini-iso which I think could be a good fit.
A BOSS TU-3W is definitely on plans. In my over 11 years live careers I never used or needed one, but I definitely would prefer one for my electric show comeback.
I have been playing acoustic for the past 5 years. Only 4 electric shows in that time frame, but many want me to return to electric shows. Let's see if it happens this year.
Do you think I could power up the BOSS TU3W with a MXR Brick? I sold all my BOSS Pedals.
BriGuy1968
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Got everything off my old board and there's just enough room for what I want!
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Got everything off my old board and there's just enough room for what I want!
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cvansickle
New member
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Here's an update to my "smaller" board - it actually has more pedals on it than my "big" board now! LOL Using a Pedaltrain Metro 24 with a Truetone CS6 underneath for power.
Here's an update to my "smaller" board - it actually has more pedals on it than my "big" board now! LOL Using a Pedaltrain Metro 24 with a Truetone CS6 underneath for power.
Coma
Well-known member
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Put together the new one yesterday. Replaced my old Palmer PSU with a new Mooer one (and christ, is it heavy). Good thing I ordered the female-female adapter too - there's supposed to be a Keeley Comp Plus in there, but there's a delay in delivery across Europe, so will have to hold my breath for a few more weeks.
Put together the new one yesterday. Replaced my old Palmer PSU with a new Mooer one (and christ, is it heavy). Good thing I ordered the female-female adapter too - there's supposed to be a Keeley Comp Plus in there, but there's a delay in delivery across Europe, so will have to hold my breath for a few more weeks.
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Taz Rules
New member
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Here's mine
Still want to add a phaser and a better chorus and flanger, losing the Ibanez CF7 combo pedal in the process.
Also ordering parts to do a Keely mod on the DS1.
The Fuzztone Fuzz was built by a local guy for the local music store (Fuzztone Music), and is a germanium circuit that sounds pretty cool, but I don't have enough experience to compare it to anything.
Here's mine
Still want to add a phaser and a better chorus and flanger, losing the Ibanez CF7 combo pedal in the process.
Also ordering parts to do a Keely mod on the DS1.
The Fuzztone Fuzz was built by a local guy for the local music store (Fuzztone Music), and is a germanium circuit that sounds pretty cool, but I don't have enough experience to compare it to anything.
CapoFirstFret
New member
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Starting to look like my board!
Do yourself a favor and snag some One Control MIDI Hammer cables. They're not cheap but they really make cable management on the board easier and have allowed me to control all of my stuff so well.
Starting to look like my board!
Do yourself a favor and snag some One Control MIDI Hammer cables. They're not cheap but they really make cable management on the board easier and have allowed me to control all of my stuff so well.
Gtrjunior
New member
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+1
They really are very well designed low profile cables.
Starting to look like my board!
Do yourself a favor and snag some One Control MIDI Hammer cables. They're not cheap but they really make cable management on the board easier and have allowed me to control all of my stuff so well.
+1
They really are very well designed low profile cables.
Rich_S
HomeGrownToneBrewologist
Re: Lets see those pedal boards you are using right now.
Spot the mod!
Okay, I'll tell you. I swapped out the old CE-2 for my MIJ CE-3 (modded for "PSA" 9-volt power and with an ultra-bright orange LED). It's my first pedalboard change of 2019, and it's APRIL. What's wrong with me?!?
Spot the mod!
Okay, I'll tell you. I swapped out the old CE-2 for my MIJ CE-3 (modded for "PSA" 9-volt power and with an ultra-bright orange LED). It's my first pedalboard change of 2019, and it's APRIL. What's wrong with me?!?
