Thanks wellstrung. Actually, my wife got me a SKB-PS-15 for Fathers Day. Seems like it will work just fine fo me.
bradw
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Thanks wellstrung. Actually, my wife got me a SKB-PS-15 for Fathers Day. Seems like it will work just fine fo me.
bradw
You distortion junkie! You're replacing a compressor with the Sonic Distortion? Now THAT's a cool pedal!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kap'n
My main pedal in the 80's. I'm finding they're very picky about the amp they're plugged into. With the Marshall circuit they're great. The Bandmaster....well, I need to tweak more. :arhhh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rickenjangle
All,
I'm looking for that "throaty" bluesy, tube driven tone and have been thinking about a Snarling Dog. Any thoughts? Or, would a TS9 cover more of what I'm looking for?
Morley Bad Horsie II wah
DOD Milk Box compressor
Digitech 'Badder' Monkey
Barber Direct Drive
Boss RV-3 reverb/delay
BBE Sonic Stomp
Fender Tuner
In the studio I use a Boss GT-6
:worm
I'm considering getting a new wah. I have a crybaby, but was thinking about a zvex wah probe. Does anyone have any experience with one? Thoughts? Ease of use? Sound? It's certainly unique.
here's mine. I'm thinking of leaving every disortion off except the DOD and the rocktron.
http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/8517/dscf2578tp1.jpg
I just finished building a new one... I... ehm... "outgrew" my old one *shrug*.
Anyway, here's my new board:
http://www.nils-hoven.de/junk/pedalboard.jpg
Homer,
That's a big board. It wouldn't fit on some stages I've played on!
I've never seen Ibanez pedals in that kind of (pedal) case before.
That's the 10-series and X-series case. The one that followed the 9-series, like the TS-9. Pedals are pretty much the same for the most part, just a different box.Quote:
Originally Posted by JAM
Oh, I had no idea. I have a TS-10 and I always assumed it was a completely different pedal. I just opened it up and there's a JRC4558D inside. Neat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kap'n
Looking around on the net, it sounds like there are a bunch of changes to the original circuitry though. Plus, the jacks are mounted on the board on the 10-series. Not very sturdy.
I've never had a problem with the board-mounted jacks. The 10-series pedals are sturdier than they look.
The changes to the circuit are neglectable, ton-wise. it sounds as good as any other TS pedal, especially under live conditions. the biggest difference to the older TS circuits is an additional buffer stage, but that's about it.
I've reworked the above board as follows:Quote:
Originally Posted by mmcquain
* Got rid of some of the Boss pedals that I never used (e.g., Octave)
* Added some of the Danelectro mini-FX pedals
(I actually like their flanger and vibratro)
* Replaced the MXR Phase-90 with a Dano mini phaser (not as intense as
the Phase-90 and without an annoying volume bump I had with the MXR)
* Replaced my TS-9 Tube Screamer with a Bad Monkey and my DS-1
with a Daddy-O -love the 3-band EQ and the pedal is "cleaner" (less
noisey hiss when engaged)
* Added a MIDI controller for my V-Amp Pro amp modeler
Also, I've set up a smaller version of the pedalboard for use in the church gym during
our youth service (this lets me keep my main board in the church sanctuary for the
other 3 services each week)
EHX Double Muff into Boss DD-3 into Korg DT-10 pedal tuner.
Yup, that's it.
:ola ...
I love this thread all these nice boards to see... :appl:
:salud:
PIT...
Rototvibe>Crybaby 535>Loop Selector>DS1>Analog Man TS9>FL9>DD5>Tuner
or with A/B pedal
Fulltone Fulldrive 2>Radial Tonebone Hot British>Tone Driver>AD9>RC20 XL
I checked today and found mostly dust on my pedalboard. I just don't use it any longer. Tuner always comes with me but that's it at this point.
Got tired of lugging pedals and settin up, don't know why I took so long to get a board. I love how I can just plug and play now.
Pedal guys, I love leaving the chorus on all the time, but it seems to change the tone of my acoustic simulator stomp...any fix to this? Thanks.
http://pics.montypics.com/butnut/200...5_img_2189.jpg
Bad Monkey
FAB Distortion
dano Cool Cat or Boss Ch-1 chorus (depending on how many 9 volts i have and what sound i'm after)
Or just a
Behringer X-V Amp
Yeah it's pretty pathetic, but it's what I got and it does the job for now.
Aw... I just had to kill the thread with my sorry excuse for a pedal board. Maybe if i ask a question like...
"What order should my effects be chained in?"
...it'll jump start this thread.
I have pleanty of pedals, but this always ends up being the most flexible and convenient. And, by the way, I can get some pretty good sounds out of it. You just gotta take the time to get your patches set up. But I do usually have a pedal or two as backup.
http://www.bossgtcentral.com/pics/bossgt3.bmp
I've reworked my 2 pedal board yet again. Here's the latest versions:
http://www.mcquain.com/lespaul/PedalBoard_Big.jpg
http://www.mcquain.com/lespaul/PedalBoard_Small.jpg
Jeeze I dont see the cable TV?
Real simple setup for me.
Guitar > TS-9 RI > Boss SD-1 > Dunlop Crybaby > Ibanez 10 Series Digital Delay > Electro-Harmonix Small Clone Chorus (not a RI) > Hot Rod Deluxe or 77 SF Twin.
I upgraded :
http://www.sweetwater.com/images/items/GT8-large.jpg
:party:
Hi all,
Thought I'd share my board for y'all to look at. Enjoy
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o.../MainBoard.jpg
Board #1--Digitech pedals (Main Squeeze,ToneDriver,Digital Delay)Boss CE-2 chorus,MXR Phase 100,Sabine Tuner,Ernie Ball Volume Pedal...not in that order.
Board #2--(not finished)Vox wah,Ross distortion,Boss CE-2 chorus,Ibanez Mostortion (once fixed and modded).
Rack Tray(not a pedalboard,I know)--Johnson J-Station,Peavey EDI direct box
ART SGX-2000
Here's my board:
http://www.catfishflats.com/images/pedalboard.jpg
Guitar>PedalworX modded Vox Wah>A/B switch for output mute>HBE Germania Treble Booster>PedalworX McFuzz Hybrid Hot>Landgraff Dynamic Overdrive>Line 6 RotoMachine>Amp
Well, since I started this thread, I guess I should post my current board. :salud:
http://www.fittobemen.com/forums/ima...34d3e53836.jpg
http://www.fittobemen.com/forums/ima...34b98651c5.jpg
Here's the newest rendition...
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/2...ard1206sb0.jpg
http://www.fittobemen.com/forums/ima...34d3e53836.jpg
http://www.fittobemen.com/forums/ima...34b98651c5.jpg[/QUOTE]
Wow that is a thing of beauty. Nice work!
:appl:
I agree, USC--I really like that look.
Thanks. Cost wise, it really wasn't that much rmore that what some botique pedals cost these days. :salud:Quote:
Originally Posted by pc
Here's my updated board.
http://www.petechimbidis.com/photos/...oard012007.jpg
And here's the whole live rig together:
http://www.petechimbidis.com/photos/...cRig012007.jpg
Analogman Sun Face (Silicon) - Ernie Ball Volume Pedal - T-Rex Replica
On occasion I throw in a Wah or a Chorus/vibe/Phaser - But thats just clutter
straight into a custom 50 Watt Clean Amp ...
that coupled to an AVRI 70's Strat Photos coming soon...
Strat - FD2 - Wah (535 or Wylde) - Verbzilla - Bassman
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...667/pedals.jpg
BTTT
(I gots plans...oh yes...I gots me some plans now...)
Ok I guess it is time to unleash THE pedal board of ALL pedal boards.
Are you Ready?
Can you stand it?
Dont hate the player. Hate the game. (I dont really know what that means)
http://ebayimages.dvrdns.org/pedal/pedal.jpg
And yes that is custom WHITE electrical tape. It cost a little more but I really think it is worth it.
This was my pedalboard tonight.
http://www.tonefactor.com/images/mule.jpg
That, the 6120, and the "deluxe." What a sound!