Matt42
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I was using my phone to take some pictures of my board since I'm playing with a couple of new pedals tonight (want to make sure I remember the settings), and I thought I'd upload one of them here just cause.
The signal chain for electric goes:
Guitar -> Auto Q -> Dyna Comp -> TS-808 -> Sweet Baby -> Amp
in the loop -> Dano Cool Cat Tremolo -> Planet Waves Tuner -> Carbon Copy -> back to amp
The brown box is my Para-Acoustic DI, and I just run Dunlop High Gain volume pedal before that.
Clarifications on some odd set up:
The Wah is in front only as a space saver, the position of the jack is more conducive to being on the far right of the board than the Dyna Comp, where the power jack would hang over the edge. I never play them together anyway, so it doesn't affect the sound of either pedal.
The Tuner is in the loop as a space saver, since it wont fit on the bottom row.
The TS-808 is a vintage pedal on loan from a friend until I get my MXR Custom Modified Badass Overdrive back from the shop. I've really enjoyed it so far, though, not enough to fork over enough cash for a vintage pedal of my own, but enough to buy a used re-issue.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the Joyo Sweet Baby. I'm only turning it off on three songs. The rest of the time subtle changes in picking attack, the volume knob or switching pickups drastically change the character of this pedal. I've never used a pedal this responsive. I still can't believe it was only $25.
The signal chain for electric goes:
Guitar -> Auto Q -> Dyna Comp -> TS-808 -> Sweet Baby -> Amp
in the loop -> Dano Cool Cat Tremolo -> Planet Waves Tuner -> Carbon Copy -> back to amp
The brown box is my Para-Acoustic DI, and I just run Dunlop High Gain volume pedal before that.
Clarifications on some odd set up:
The Wah is in front only as a space saver, the position of the jack is more conducive to being on the far right of the board than the Dyna Comp, where the power jack would hang over the edge. I never play them together anyway, so it doesn't affect the sound of either pedal.
The Tuner is in the loop as a space saver, since it wont fit on the bottom row.
The TS-808 is a vintage pedal on loan from a friend until I get my MXR Custom Modified Badass Overdrive back from the shop. I've really enjoyed it so far, though, not enough to fork over enough cash for a vintage pedal of my own, but enough to buy a used re-issue.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the Joyo Sweet Baby. I'm only turning it off on three songs. The rest of the time subtle changes in picking attack, the volume knob or switching pickups drastically change the character of this pedal. I've never used a pedal this responsive. I still can't believe it was only $25.
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