What is on your pedal board?
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bungalowbill
Luckybastidologist
Re: What is on your pedal board?
I just cut the toys back, here is what I have left: TU-2, SparlkleDrive, Marshall Jack Hammer and the channel switcher for the Boogie.
I just cut the toys back, here is what I have left: TU-2, SparlkleDrive, Marshall Jack Hammer and the channel switcher for the Boogie.
stevie_bees
Cat In The Hatministrator
Re: What is on your pedal board?
See my sig, thats it, apart from an old Zoom 3030 that I run through the amps fx loop for chorus/delay etc.
See my sig, thats it, apart from an old Zoom 3030 that I run through the amps fx loop for chorus/delay etc.
Bludave
New member
Re: What is on your pedal board?
I Have a Boss CH1 or CE2 depending, a Boss DD3, a TS9(modded by Stratdeluxer97) A Vox Clyde McCoy Wah and a Matrix tuner. I use this setup with a 67 Deluxe Reverb.
I also use a Marshall 900 Combo that I A/B with a 68 Super Reverb. With this setup I have.
To Fender: Boss CE2, DD3, TS9
To Marhall effects loop: A DOD TR3 which has Chorus, and Delay. Plugged in the front of the Marshall is an original Blues breaker pedal. Both of these signal paths come together to a Morley A/B box which allows me to switch between amps. I also have a vintage early 60's Crybaby Wah, and a Matrix stage tuner. Check my gear there is a picture of the layout.
I Have a Boss CH1 or CE2 depending, a Boss DD3, a TS9(modded by Stratdeluxer97) A Vox Clyde McCoy Wah and a Matrix tuner. I use this setup with a 67 Deluxe Reverb.
I also use a Marshall 900 Combo that I A/B with a 68 Super Reverb. With this setup I have.
To Fender: Boss CE2, DD3, TS9
To Marhall effects loop: A DOD TR3 which has Chorus, and Delay. Plugged in the front of the Marshall is an original Blues breaker pedal. Both of these signal paths come together to a Morley A/B box which allows me to switch between amps. I also have a vintage early 60's Crybaby Wah, and a Matrix stage tuner. Check my gear there is a picture of the layout.
Re: What is on your pedal board?
50% of the time its a boss tu2 and a visual sound rt66
25% its a tu2, boss sd1, duncan pup booster
the last 25% is the actual pedal board:
marshall footswitch
reverb unit switch
boss tu2
duncan pup booster
visual sound rt 66
a/b/y
a:
vox valvetone overdrive
hk rotosphere
b:
future sound dynamic overdrive
boss chorus
boss delay (these two are in the marshalls fx loop)
im thinking of getting rid of a few pedals and cleaning it up. i also think i need a klon
50% of the time its a boss tu2 and a visual sound rt66
25% its a tu2, boss sd1, duncan pup booster
the last 25% is the actual pedal board:
marshall footswitch
reverb unit switch
boss tu2
duncan pup booster
visual sound rt 66
a/b/y
a:
vox valvetone overdrive
hk rotosphere
b:
future sound dynamic overdrive
boss chorus
boss delay (these two are in the marshalls fx loop)
im thinking of getting rid of a few pedals and cleaning it up. i also think i need a klon
lpmarshall
New member
Re: What is on your pedal board?
Teese Wizard Wah
Loooper TB Box w/ Tuner out to Korg DT-10
In TB loop:
Ibanez TS-9
Boss CE-5
Boss DM-3
Ibanez AD-9
I also have a custom built loooper pedal for amp channel switching.
Teese Wizard Wah
Loooper TB Box w/ Tuner out to Korg DT-10
In TB loop:
Ibanez TS-9
Boss CE-5
Boss DM-3
Ibanez AD-9
I also have a custom built loooper pedal for amp channel switching.
Re: What is on your pedal board?
My large 5150 stack rig i don't use much.... It sounds great on its own! I use an Axess Head Switcher so i can switch over to a Classic 50 head for clean tones.... The Axess Switcher has a little MXR size pedal on my pedalboard... I have both amps switches and not much for fx's But sometimes i do use a Boss Chorus and a Donlop Wah with that rig and that is it for the most part.
For my smaller rig, either 65 Deluxe or a Peavey Classic 30 i use pedals mostly for Dirt thru the amps clean channels... a Boss Line Selector with a DS1 in one loop for rythym, and in the other loop i have a Danoelectro for solos.... Works great as when you switch from loop a to b you can set it up for a big volume and gain boost for solos.. Plus i have either a Boss Chorus or a Flanger..... Sometimes a DOD or Ibanez Delay but not often..
WhoFan
My large 5150 stack rig i don't use much.... It sounds great on its own! I use an Axess Head Switcher so i can switch over to a Classic 50 head for clean tones.... The Axess Switcher has a little MXR size pedal on my pedalboard... I have both amps switches and not much for fx's But sometimes i do use a Boss Chorus and a Donlop Wah with that rig and that is it for the most part.
For my smaller rig, either 65 Deluxe or a Peavey Classic 30 i use pedals mostly for Dirt thru the amps clean channels... a Boss Line Selector with a DS1 in one loop for rythym, and in the other loop i have a Danoelectro for solos.... Works great as when you switch from loop a to b you can set it up for a big volume and gain boost for solos.. Plus i have either a Boss Chorus or a Flanger..... Sometimes a DOD or Ibanez Delay but not often..
WhoFan
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Kamanda~SD
New member
Re: What is on your pedal board?
Dunlop Crybaby
Dunlop Crybaby
some_dude
Raging BB Gunologist
Re: What is on your pedal board?
Dunlop Wylde Wah or Chicago Iron Parawah* ->
Ernie Ball Volume ->
Proco Rat2 ->
UniVibe controller (the UniVibe's mounted on a rack shelf with the delays) ->
in loop.....
Boss DD-3**....
DD-3 dry out -> Boss DD-20 (long delays) -> Power amp channel A
DD-3 wet out -> EHX Memory Man (short delays) -> Power amp chanel B
* Switching back and forth between the wahs...trying to decide which I like better.
** The DD-3 is used for splitting the signal. It's also used for short delays when I'm using the Memory Man for it's chorus mode.
I'll post a pic later.....
Dunlop Wylde Wah or Chicago Iron Parawah* ->
Ernie Ball Volume ->
Proco Rat2 ->
UniVibe controller (the UniVibe's mounted on a rack shelf with the delays) ->
in loop.....
Boss DD-3**....
DD-3 dry out -> Boss DD-20 (long delays) -> Power amp channel A
DD-3 wet out -> EHX Memory Man (short delays) -> Power amp chanel B
* Switching back and forth between the wahs...trying to decide which I like better.
** The DD-3 is used for splitting the signal. It's also used for short delays when I'm using the Memory Man for it's chorus mode.
I'll post a pic later.....
Pink Unicorn Horsey
Megä Pöny Rÿdr
Pink Unicorn Horsey
Megä Pöny Rÿdr
Re: What is on your pedal board?
Why so many wahs?
Monty-Jay said:
Why so many wahs?
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: What is on your pedal board?
Everything is true bypass from the Fulltone Clyde, Mudhoney, Klon, ADA Flange, to the Fulltone Choralflange. The pink dual loop box brings the Line 6 pedals in/out of the loop, or sends the signal to the silent tuner. Everything is plugged into a Voodoo PPII underneath the shelf. I've been using this pedalboard for 3 1/2 years now, so I have it all dialed in. If I show up to a jam or something, I don't bring it, just the Klon and maybe the wah.
Everything is true bypass from the Fulltone Clyde, Mudhoney, Klon, ADA Flange, to the Fulltone Choralflange. The pink dual loop box brings the Line 6 pedals in/out of the loop, or sends the signal to the silent tuner. Everything is plugged into a Voodoo PPII underneath the shelf. I've been using this pedalboard for 3 1/2 years now, so I have it all dialed in. If I show up to a jam or something, I don't bring it, just the Klon and maybe the wah.
aleclee
Major General GAS
Re: What is on your pedal board?
These days, I just put my POD XT Live in my amp's loop and call it good. It does enough cool things and lets me avoid "pedalboard tapdance".
My "real" pedalboard looks like this:
These days, I just put my POD XT Live in my amp's loop and call it good. It does enough cool things and lets me avoid "pedalboard tapdance".
My "real" pedalboard looks like this:
- Boss V-Wah
- HAO Rumble Mod
- Boss Compressor
- Sniper Mod GE7
- EB Volume Pedal
- Yamaha Magic Stomp
- BBE Stinger
