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    Nice rig!
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    Primary Board:


    The Dirt (plugs into the tuner on primary board):

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    Very nice! Both of them!

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    The phtots disappeared.

    I can't seem to post off of facebook right now...
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    Here's mine... Updated today...
    Last edited by harleytech; 03-17-2019 at 04:25 PM. Reason: Updated pedalboard

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    Some nice recent additions to this thread!

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    I had some fun building this.









    My Acoustic board.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gibsonjunkie View Post
    I had some fun building this.

    Great ideas there! I may steal some for mine if you don't mind. I like the way you not only mount power but created a 'basement' for connections/power that does not require so many 'strap downs' that you can't easily change stuff. Excellent!

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    Quote Originally Posted by renderit View Post
    Great ideas there! I may steal some for mine if you don't mind. I like the way you not only mount power but created a 'basement' for connections/power that does not require so many 'strap downs' that you can't easily change stuff. Excellent!
    Be my guest! It's too much of a beast to ever leave the man-cave, but it is fun to work with. The PedalPad Patch is a cool device - wish they still made them. I added a "kickstand" to the board after these phtots were taken so I can get underneath easily.

    On the acoustic board (nothing but a Home Depot shelf with Velcro on it) the T-Rex Chameleon is really handy. It handles 9 volt DC - 12 volt dc and the 12 volt ac (Acoustimax). That was a a DEAL!!! I ordered it from Amazon but the one that arrived was in a ripped box and had obviously been repackaged. Amazon told me I could either return it for a brand new one, or keep this one and get 100% refund. It worked fine so I got it for free!!!

    This phtot is a Gator case that fits the acoustic board perfectly.


    Most of the pedals were either Stupid Deals of the Day or comparable deals...
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    Most of you guys are gigging, traveling musicians. So your pedalboards are built with years of trial-and-error and experience. I, on the other hand, play mostly through combo modeling amps, so the majority of the time I'm running clean, letting the amp do the work. But I have toyed with pedals, especially the overdrives, since modeling amps don't do these very well, in my opinion.

    This is a work in progress. The Cry Baby wah is disconnected, and the Fulltone Mini Dejavibe 3 doesn't fit onto the board. Still, there are times a pedal does more in one foot press than tinkering with an amp's settings.



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    Quote Originally Posted by fenderguitar1988 View Post
    Nice stuff!!

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    I have a Mesa/Boogie F30 .........that IS my board....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sérgio View Post
    Nice stuff!!
    Thanks!

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    WOW-- there are some really elaborate feats of engineering posted here---

    I tried pedals before-- bought and sold many-- they typically last 10 minutes--they tended to waste my time and energy--or I found the function or features or SOUND to be crap--

    I find my tone is simple a guitar into a Mesa-- adjust gain and reverb to suit-- or guitar into PEavey 112 Bandit-- and done
    my bass tone is similar-- though I have a MULTIPEDDLE by digitech for bass that models amps (I cant say how accurately Ive never HEARD most the models in person) -- and has a drum machine in it---I use that-- the rest is IMHO crap--

    I recently however was COAXED by members of another forum to TRY using the (2) pedals I had (Joyo Ultimate Drive and EH HOLY GRAIL reverb) and I purchased a Compression pedal -- (again owned two before I flipped traded or sold within days of getting)

    We will see---how this goes-- so far I have not reboxed and shelved the compressor-- Im giving it a true "try" but ---Im also not SOLD on it either -- its a "subtle" difference--- and well-- Im not a pro--Im a home player/hack-so if it just ads more work or time to the equation and takes away from my playing time--- I dont care for it---

    I play to relax and destress and to keep form choking the living shite out of A$$HATS in my life--- its WAY cheaper than therapy way less "invasive" than prison--- so --- I try and make my pedal board and my gear in general -- simple -- and easy to just plug n play
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    The latest iteration:

    Since I'm now using velcro, things are no longer set in stone & I can experiment & move stuff around. So right now I have:
    MXR Micro Amp clean boost > TS9 > wah > TS9 > Ramble Marvel 3 > JHS Emperor > Strymon Lx > Strymon El Cap > TC Electronic Hall of Fame reverb

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    interesting to have a TS9 before and after the wah. What does that bring to the table. dirt then wah, wah then dirt, not necessarily both dirt at same time?
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    Would a pic of mine be worthwhile I wonder as it’s a FC-12. LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by DanTheBluesMan View Post
    interesting to have a TS9 before and after the wah. What does that bring to the table. dirt then wah, wah then dirt, not necessarily both dirt at same time?
    Since the Velcro makes the pedals easier to rearrange, I figured I'd take the opportunity to try a ts9 before & after the wah to see which way I prefer. It does make a difference in the sound, but which way is "best" is a matter of opinion. I'll let you know what I find out. So far it seems to boost the highs a bit when used before the wah

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    Not on a board yet...but does the Echo Chamber count?





    Oh, crap, I have a Vox Wah somewhere too
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    does that Echo Chamber take hi test or regular and is it the original pull start or the newer electric start?
    "Live and learn and flip the burns"

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    I don't know much about it. A co-worker gave it to me and I never got a replacement piece of tape for it so I haven't messed with it much
    "...pray do not imagine that those who make the noise are the only inhabitants of the field;
    that, of course, they are many in number; or that, after all, they are other than the little,
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    Ho lee cow
    That's a pretty impressive piece of machinery right there

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    I think this will work for the next little while:
    Strobostomp>MXR Micro Amp>1985 Ibanez TS9>Ramble FX Marvel Drive v.3>Vox Wah>JHS Emperor v.2>Strymon Lex>Strymon El Capistan>Dunlop Echoplex>t.c. electronic Hall of Fame. The little EightySix tap switch is for the Echoplex.

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    TJ, if it's like the old "Space Echos", standard reel tape works great. I think we used to splice a 12' loop for them.

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    K.I.S.S setup.


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    Dang, that is pretty straightforward

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cogs View Post
    Dang, that is pretty straightforward
    +1

    A prudent choice of fundamental effects.
    "When injustice becomes law then rebellion becomes duty."

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    Depending on what I’m playing;



    or


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    Nice! Is that two identical boards, or just variations of one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cogs View Post
    Nice! Is that two identical boards, or just variations of one?

    Variations on the same board

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantomman View Post
    +1

    A prudent choice of fundamental effects.
    I may replace the OCD with an MXR Sugar Drive.
    Gotta test one out first.

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    I've outgrown a number of pedals but never the OCD. I don't think there's a better clean boost out there.
    "When injustice becomes law then rebellion becomes duty."

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantomman View Post
    I've outgrown a number of pedals but never the OCD. I don't think there's a better clean boost out there.
    What's your perspective on Clean Boost compared to Overdrive or Distortion? Inquiring minds want to know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NTBluesGuitar View Post
    What's your perspective on Clean Boost compared to Overdrive or Distortion? Inquiring minds want to know.

    This is something I’m always curious about too. The way others boost their solos. Me, I use the guitar volume knob. 8 for rhythm, 10 for soloing and riffing hard. Very easy on strats. Sometimes I use a tube screamer or a EHX LPB1 as a booster

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    Years ago I used a Big Muff or an LPB1 which, while they got the job done, had terrible S/N ratios The Fulltone is much quieter especially when powered with 18 VDC. For true output-tubes-and-tranny-approachig-meltdown distortion, the Proco Rat is one of the better effects.
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    I've been hearing about the RAT for years, never tried one. Loos like there are quite a few variations. Any model recommendation?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cogs View Post
    I've been hearing about the RAT for years, never tried one. Loos like there are quite a few variations. Any model recommendation?
    People say that the older ones with the LM308 chip are better, but in my experience it’s actually hard to find a bad RAT (I mean real RATs, not clones). I use one of the modern ones and it’s surely one of my best dirt pedals.

    However, you gotta keep in mind that it is what it is, it’s hairy and slightly fuzzy.

    My 2 cents

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    Quote Originally Posted by S. Cane View Post
    People say that the older ones with the LM308 chip are better, but in my experience it’s actually hard to find a bad RAT (I mean real RATs, not clones). I use one of the modern ones and it’s surely one of my best dirt pedals.

    However, you gotta keep in mind that it is what it is, it’s hairy and slightly fuzzy.

    My 2 cents
    +1

    Die-hard tone chasers swear by the first-gen Rats with the Motorola chip but -- to my ears -- the current RAT II sounds just as good.
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