Post your current board
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SongsForTheDeaf
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I change my board alot but I'm really happy with this setup...whats the 5F6 ??
EDIT-Bassman pedal wicked!! I love the CB foundation pedals, I have my SFT on all the time but would love to add another "amp" to my sound to stack fuzzes and drives into
I change my board alot but I'm really happy with this setup...whats the 5F6 ??
EDIT-Bassman pedal wicked!! I love the CB foundation pedals, I have my SFT on all the time but would love to add another "amp" to my sound to stack fuzzes and drives into
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That's actually a Naga Viper in the Formula 5 box - I just really love that graphic. lol
That's actually a Naga Viper in the Formula 5 box - I just really love that graphic. lol
Mad-Max
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Where did you get that Orange Wah? That thing looks pretty cool (Orange is my favorite color BTW
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I recently got a PT-1 and mounted my Pedal Power on the bottom, then laid out every pedal I own and tried (perversely) to see how many I could fit into the available space. This is the "kitchen sink" setup I ended up with:
Once I had all my favorites laid out in this setup (plus a few oddballs), I was more easily able to decide which of these I am actually better off without. I am going to set up a more focused board using about half of these pedals eventually.
Most days I am happy using just the EP Booster into the amp.
Where did you get that Orange Wah? That thing looks pretty cool (Orange is my favorite color BTW
)
Dr. Vegetable
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That's actually an MXR CSP-001 Phaser pedal. It's basically a Phase 90 in a Crybaby enclosure. Step down to activate the effect, and the further you press, the faster the speed of the phaser. The pedal is spring-loaded to return to the up/off position.
The black pedal is a Crybaby Wah.
Where did you get that Orange Wah? That thing looks pretty cool (Orange is my favorite color BTW
That's actually an MXR CSP-001 Phaser pedal. It's basically a Phase 90 in a Crybaby enclosure. Step down to activate the effect, and the further you press, the faster the speed of the phaser. The pedal is spring-loaded to return to the up/off position.
The black pedal is a Crybaby Wah.
Mad-Max
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That sounds like a really cool pedal, actually. Do they come in orange? Or is that something Custom you did yourself?
EDIT: Nevermind, I clicked on the link, that's extremely intriguing
That sounds like a really cool pedal, actually. Do they come in orange? Or is that something Custom you did yourself?
EDIT: Nevermind, I clicked on the link, that's extremely intriguing
Dr. Vegetable
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Kosh Naranek
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I turned off the light and took a pic of the pedals I used in my last ambient guitar tune I recorded earlier this summer.Do they look like the lights of Marfa?
I turned off the light and took a pic of the pedals I used in my last ambient guitar tune I recorded earlier this summer.Do they look like the lights of Marfa?
hydro
Prayin' to Cheeses
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hahaha I have never seen them but this is as good an explanation as any!
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This is my current board. Which I fabricated myself, back in 1993. Wanted to keep it as 'compact' as can be. From the begin 70's I had those large boards, almost as large as a guitar case. I was one of the first here, where I live, in those days. People always made fun of me...but, now adays, everyone has some sort of board, no? So, they did eat up their words, as time passed. I am proud of my baby! Was well worth maken!
Consists of:
1 MXR Distortion(Vintage mid 70's), 2 Boss SUPER Chorus, 3 Boss SUPER Phaser, 4 Boss Digital Delay, 5 Boss Noise Suppressor, 6 Ibanez Phaser Tone(Vintage mid 70's), 7 Ibanez Flanger(Vintage begin 80's), 8 Boss Octave, 9 Boss Pitch Shifter/Delay and 10 Boss Compression Sustainer.
The Foxx Loud Machine(left), is also Vintage mid 70's and the Maestro Boomerang(right), like-wise! Gave them both a clean-up job, and checked out the electronics and gave them both a new coat of spray paint. They are as good as new!
The Boss pedals came in as the years went by up to the 1993 issues.
Further, I added some additional pushbuttons, Mute, Bypass and Echo. There is a built in Bypass section I put in.
Not in view, up front: are also an amount of additional in-puts and out-puts, and auxs. To additional effects, FX, etc. Thus, there are many possibilities with my Home Made Stompbox. Am proud of it. Enjoy.
UPDATE. 29-5-2018
Finally found a shot of my old pedalboard! This is my first Pedalboard, which I fabricated back in 1972. I fabricated the case, which just had a top you can lift up/out. It was fabricated from wood I had hanging around at home. It was covered with artifical learther.
On the board:
1) Jordon WhaWha-Volume 2) FOXX Loud Machine/Volume 3) MXR Noise Gate 4) Small Stone Phaser 5) Ibanze Phaser 6) --- FUZZ BOX 7) MXR Compressor.
The FUZZ BOX I can not remember the name. It was a fine Fuzz, though. It had Mellow and Heavy Fuzz. I liked that; can adapt which ever type of Fuzz in whatever number.
That was it, at the time. The pedals were wired to the Battery Box on the right of the pedalboard; underneath the black Plexi glass. All the pedalboard pedals each were hooked-up in this box; I simply just had to open the top and change the(ir) battery. Om top of the box were ON/OFF switches to activate or deactivate them. Quite simple as you can see. Enjoy!
This is my current board. Which I fabricated myself, back in 1993. Wanted to keep it as 'compact' as can be. From the begin 70's I had those large boards, almost as large as a guitar case. I was one of the first here, where I live, in those days. People always made fun of me...but, now adays, everyone has some sort of board, no? So, they did eat up their words, as time passed. I am proud of my baby! Was well worth maken!
Consists of:
1 MXR Distortion(Vintage mid 70's), 2 Boss SUPER Chorus, 3 Boss SUPER Phaser, 4 Boss Digital Delay, 5 Boss Noise Suppressor, 6 Ibanez Phaser Tone(Vintage mid 70's), 7 Ibanez Flanger(Vintage begin 80's), 8 Boss Octave, 9 Boss Pitch Shifter/Delay and 10 Boss Compression Sustainer.
The Foxx Loud Machine(left), is also Vintage mid 70's and the Maestro Boomerang(right), like-wise! Gave them both a clean-up job, and checked out the electronics and gave them both a new coat of spray paint. They are as good as new!
The Boss pedals came in as the years went by up to the 1993 issues.
Further, I added some additional pushbuttons, Mute, Bypass and Echo. There is a built in Bypass section I put in.
Not in view, up front: are also an amount of additional in-puts and out-puts, and auxs. To additional effects, FX, etc. Thus, there are many possibilities with my Home Made Stompbox. Am proud of it. Enjoy.
UPDATE. 29-5-2018
Finally found a shot of my old pedalboard! This is my first Pedalboard, which I fabricated back in 1972. I fabricated the case, which just had a top you can lift up/out. It was fabricated from wood I had hanging around at home. It was covered with artifical learther.
On the board:
1) Jordon WhaWha-Volume 2) FOXX Loud Machine/Volume 3) MXR Noise Gate 4) Small Stone Phaser 5) Ibanze Phaser 6) --- FUZZ BOX 7) MXR Compressor.
The FUZZ BOX I can not remember the name. It was a fine Fuzz, though. It had Mellow and Heavy Fuzz. I liked that; can adapt which ever type of Fuzz in whatever number.
That was it, at the time. The pedals were wired to the Battery Box on the right of the pedalboard; underneath the black Plexi glass. All the pedalboard pedals each were hooked-up in this box; I simply just had to open the top and change the(ir) battery. Om top of the box were ON/OFF switches to activate or deactivate them. Quite simple as you can see. Enjoy!
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TwilightOdyssey
Darkness on the edge of Tone
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^ that looks amazing!!
^ that looks amazing!!
Aceman
I am your doctor of love!
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Yes I do - besides the fact that I got it from Evan.....So not only does it work nicely as tuner/mute but it has sentimental value as well.
Who can hate on a DD3? Seriously....
do you like that tuner?
Good ol' DD-3.
Yes I do - besides the fact that I got it from Evan.....So not only does it work nicely as tuner/mute but it has sentimental value as well.
Who can hate on a DD3? Seriously....
Andrew Lamprecht
Minion of One
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Hi there TwilightOdyssey and Andre Lamprecht,
Thank you, for your compliments!
Yeah, SOUND has indeed Evolved and Improved! Thanks, to all those effect pedals out there.
We must not Stagnate in the Dinosaur days, and stay behind, no? It is all about Music EVOLUTION! Here, we can distinguisch the men from the boys...: we should always move Forward and Progress!
Hi there TwilightOdyssey and Andre Lamprecht,
Thank you, for your compliments!
Yeah, SOUND has indeed Evolved and Improved! Thanks, to all those effect pedals out there.
We must not Stagnate in the Dinosaur days, and stay behind, no? It is all about Music EVOLUTION! Here, we can distinguisch the men from the boys...: we should always move Forward and Progress!
