Lets see'em! :sg
(guitar --> cord --> amp folks need not apply)
Lets see'em! :sg
(guitar --> cord --> amp folks need not apply)
http://www.analogman.com/graphics/sd-1.jpg
Just an Analogman SD-1/808 (an SD-1 modded to TS-808 spec) and a couple of cables. I'd like to add more, but just don't have the need.
Jesse
I don't have a pic with the current layout, but the board is still the same:
Right now it holds:
- Dunlop Crybaby
- Boss TU-2 Tuner
- Boss OC-2 Octave
- DIY TS-based pedal
- Ibanez TS10 Tubescreamer
- H&K Tubeman I
- Volume Pedal
- Coron Analog Stereo Chorus
- MXR Phase 45 clone
- H&K Tube Rotosphere
- my amp's footswitch
the board is made from 18mm ply and comes with a removable transport lid, and it weights a ton.
"If you wind up with a boring, miserable life because you listened to your mom, your dad, your teacher, your priest, or some guy on TV telling you how to do your shit, then YOU DESERVE IT."
- Frank Zappa -
DanEcho and DS-1 slated for replacement soon.
What's that power supply, OneL?
What are the two black boxes on the bottom right Mr Fuzzy?
That's the Dunlop DC Brick. It has seven 9 volt taps and three 18 volt taps. It is very quiet (no hum) and doesn't take up much space. It's also about half the cost of the Pedal Power 2 (another good power supply).Originally posted by 71818
What's that power supply, OneL?
Dunlop DC Brick
The 2 Knob one is a univibe/phaser clone and the four knob is a distortion.Originally posted by OneL
What are the two black boxes on the bottom right Mr Fuzzy?
Here's mine:
I've swapped the Teese for my old Alf-modded Vox...
"Power don't come from a badge or a gun. Power comes from lying. Lying big and gettin' the whole damn world to play along with you. Once you've got everybody agreeing with what they know in their hearts ain't true, you've got 'em by the balls."
Senator Roark - Sin City
Ok Gang!! Finally got things happenin!!`
CT.
Not the best stuff, but they are a lot of fun. I don't I don't play out much, and when I do, it's just with a small 15-watt amp. So they work fine in that low end of a situation.
Also, since they cost me "-$150.00" they are especially nice...
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I'm afraid to add up what I've spent on effects over the years.Originally posted by photoweborama
...Also, since they cost me "-$150.00" they are especially nice...
Well if you look close they cost me "negative $150.00." I bought a bunch of these, kept these five and sold all the rest. Made $150.00 profit on the ones that I sold..... So this lot cost me negative $150.00.....
I'm Chinese...we are cheap....
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Fun is what it is all about! As long as you can have fun it IS the best stuff.Originally posted by photoweborama
Not the best stuff, but they are a lot of fun.
Amitabha!
Last edited by Mr Fuzzy; 11-23-2003 at 09:21 PM.
How ya liking the AD-900 Mr Fuzzy? I just picked up the AD-9 reissue and am quite pleased with the tone, I just wish it had the delay time of the AD-900.
Right now I have a drawer full of effects in my garage that I can't seem to part with because you never know.Originally posted by OneL
I'm afraid to add up what I've spent on effects over the years.
I really Like the AD-900 a lot. I love the longer delaytimes available.Originally posted by OneL
How ya liking the AD-900 Mr Fuzzy? I just picked up the AD-9 reissue and am quite pleased with the tone, I just wish it had the delay time of the AD-900.
When you step on the pedal all it adds is delay. I can not hear the slightest affect on tone. It is the purest cleanest analog delay I have. For some the AD-900 may be too clean. Even though it is very clean the delays are warm and trail off nicely. It is a big pedal though, But I like the larger knobs where I put the MXR knob covers on to adjust with my foot.
One downside (besides the hefty pricetag) is that it is only a mono pedal. Only one out. If you want stereo you have to split it before the delay with a stereo chorus or any other stereo pedal. But I do not run a stereo rig so no biggie for me.
Some people love the Boss DM-2 both my DM-2's sound like mud compared to the AD-900. It is like stepping on the DM-2 is instant underwater tone. (which can be cool at times)
The AD-9 is a nice sounding delay as well, but limited delay times. I have not compared the AD-900 directly to an AD-9.
If you are a delay freak I am sure you will dig the AD-900
From right to left- DOD compressor/sustainer; Boss DS-1; Ibanez TS-9; Ibanez CF-7; Dunlop Rotovibe; Boss RV-3; Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2. All pedals (aside from the TS-9) are subject to change/upgrade. Most of them are just cheap ones I picked up at pawnshops. Standby pedals include a Thomas Organ wah & a Guyatone envelope filter.
Last edited by Cogs; 11-24-2003 at 12:37 PM.
Here goes -
Last edited by TomK; 12-21-2003 at 10:17 PM.
(Maxon delay goes into the Fx loop of my amp)
EDIT: this is a new picture. In my earlier picture, there was also a clock on the pedal board, which read 3:50. This explains the jokes later
Last edited by Jack w/his radar; 02-01-2004 at 02:49 PM.
Seven minutes of tone??!!Originally posted by Jack w/his radar
3) Clock doesn't say 3:50, but rather 3:57.
"Power don't come from a badge or a gun. Power comes from lying. Lying big and gettin' the whole damn world to play along with you. Once you've got everybody agreeing with what they know in their hearts ain't true, you've got 'em by the balls."
Senator Roark - Sin City
Heh. That's pretty much all I got.
Actually, my joke would have been funnier if my home clock and the TFF clock were in sync, because when I posted that, it was 3:57 that day. Unfortunately, the vBulletin software showed it as 4:03.
C'mon TFF, work with me!!!
Sounds like you need to hook your clock up to the Pedal Power.
Mmm, good point. Nothing better than clean time.
Please ignore the drunken 11:45 New Year's Eve pose.....
Vox -> FD2 -> ZVEX SHO -> Boss DD3 -> Boss tuner. I also use a DC Brick.....
Last edited by thebluesbarn; 01-06-2004 at 11:07 AM.
Fuzz is proof God love us and wants us to be happy. - Franklin
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The BOSS pedal is the TU-2 tuner & the wah is an RMC-2