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zerksies
Double Platinum Member
USA
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 Posted - 11/06/2009 : 18:23:53
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Originally posted by zerksies
[quote="archaos"]Signal path :
GCP (+ FV-300L), FEED THRU tuner (TU-2), 26 loops in 4 audio switchers, & 2 muting sends for VOX AC30 TBX Alnico Blues & Randall CENTURY 3000 :
- Guitar >
- GCX#1 :
- #1 POG >
- #2 WHAMMY II >
- #3 GCB-95 >
- #4 AF-01 >
- #5 '76 Vintage Dyna Comp >
- #6 CS-2 >
- #7 OD-2 >
- #8 SD-1 #1 >
- GCX#2 :
- #1 TUBE ZIPPER >
- #2 BIG MUFF Pi >
- #3 GE-7 >
- #4 DUAL PARAMETRIC EQUALIZER #1 >
- #5 GRX4 :
- #1 DUAL PARAMETRIC EQUALIZER #2 >
- #2 INTEGRATED PREAMPLIFIER #1 >
- #3 Clean Boost (FA-1 clone) >
- #6 SD-1 >
- #7 TIME FACTOR Left >
- #8 TIME FACTOR Right >
- GCX#3 :
- #1 A3 Left >
- #5 A3 Right >
- #2 ECLIPSE (+ FV-500H) Left >
- #6 ECLIPSE (+ FV-500H) Right >
- #3 M2000 Left >
- #7 M2000 Right >
- #4 Left VOX
- GRX4 :
- #4 Right INTEGRATED PREAMPLIFIER #2 >
- GCX#3 :
- #8 Right Randall
PedalBoard
GCP
Rack
Pedals >1
Pedals >2
Pedals >3
Now this is a nice set up
[/quote]i STILL LIKE THIS GUYS RIG |
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exodia333
Silver Member
USA
273 Posts |
Posted - 11/07/2009 : 01:53:18
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Originally posted by PunkFloyd
This is my space station:
Nice setup do you have any other electro harmonix stuff |
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PunkFloyd
Copper Member
Australia
24 Posts |
Posted - 11/08/2009 : 03:56:58
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Cool dude! How does the Memory Boy sound?
I really like it, I dont like my Deluxe Memory Man much, the MB is much darker in comparison, and can get a lot of weird sounds.
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PunkFloyd, that board looks huge.
Its about 1 metre across, I needed something solid for touring and I got it really cheap ($50Au) so i jumped on it. I hate having all my pedals crammed on top of each other so it works out quite nicely.
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Nice setup do you have any other electro harmonix stuff?
Yes, I've got a deluxe memory man, stereo polychorus, microsynth, the worm, stereo electric mistress, 3 big muffs and 3 small stones. |
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hateandwar
Gold Member
Australia
524 Posts |
Posted - 11/11/2009 : 06:12:53
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Well heres an update of my board
Since last time ive added the SD1, DS1, DM3 and the Space Echo.
Got rid of my RC20XL..didn't have much use for it i found.
Favorite pedals at the moment are my 1981 SS DS1 from mrdetail and the DM3 from Shoegazer.
Cheers, Jake
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Mansun
Gold Member
Spain
564 Posts |
Posted - 11/11/2009 : 13:25:32
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| Nice PB1000... I'm thinking of getting one, as I can't reach easily the upper pedals in my gator pedal tote... I hate stomping on my lower pedals' knobs. |
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hateandwar
Gold Member
Australia
524 Posts |
Posted - 11/11/2009 : 13:40:31
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Thanks mansun. You should get one. I find it easy to get to all my pedals with this. Its real good if you change your configuration all the time like i do. Plenty of room.
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PaulH
Gold Member
535 Posts |
Posted - 11/13/2009 : 18:00:29
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Updated again.
I've got rid of the PB1000 board.
I decided to get a new supply... so eventually bought a Diago Powerstation.
Plenty of power and it's very quiet.
Also, gone back to what I did over 10 years ago, and put the pedals on a bit of wood, fixed with velcro.
This time though I used some ridiculously grippy heavy-duty-strength-velcro.
Anyway here it all is...
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warwick.hoy
Bronze Member
USA
80 Posts |
Posted - 11/16/2009 : 05:44:27
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Haven't been by in a while.
Went from this....
To this
I got rid of any pedal that didn't make a cool sound. The LMB-3 Submarine and Volume pedal went bye bye and the funds went towards the purchase of a car.
The LMB-3 was a good little compressor but I'm leaning towards an EBS Multi-comp. Apparently there are some folks that rave about how good they sound with the bass amp I use (a Gallien Kruger MB2-500).
Also Os at Music Electronix is making an updated "Designer Edition" Submarine (The yellow pedal on the older picture). It's supposed to have more knobs and switches,...so I'm looking forward to those hitting the market.
Still got nothing but love for my SD-2 and my OC-2 and the TU-2 is just a great workhorse tuner. |
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FRANZONI
Double Platinum Member
Ireland
3543 Posts |
Posted - 11/16/2009 : 09:11:54
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Nice setups....really like the board jake.. plus the simplicity and the 'all you really need' vibe of Paul H's and Warwick Hoys... |
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Mansun
Gold Member
Spain
564 Posts |
Posted - 11/16/2009 : 10:29:30
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@warwick how do you find reaching the upper pedals? I have the same gator pedalboard and I'm leaning towards placing all my pedals next to my feet and leaving the rest of the pb empty for the moment, but I'll be buying more pedals and eventually I'll run out of space with this set up. I just hate stomping on my pedals' knobs when I try to stomp on those up there. Do you have the same problem?
I don't know if I'll do some bricolage and make a retractable riser or something like that |
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warwick.hoy
Bronze Member
USA
80 Posts |
Posted - 11/16/2009 : 23:40:08
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Originally posted by FRANZONI
Nice setups....really like the board jake.. plus the simplicity and the 'all you really need' vibe of Paul H's and Warwick Hoys...
Yeah,...as a bassist it's hard for me to find a use for delays, chorus and flangers and not for lack of trying. For me it's mainly boost, fuzz, and filters. I really do want a Moog Bass Murf and some synths.
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Originally posted by Mansun
@warwick how do you find reaching the upper pedals? I have the same gator pedalboard and I'm leaning towards placing all my pedals next to my feet and leaving the rest of the pb empty for the moment, but I'll be buying more pedals and eventually I'll run out of space with this set up. I just hate stomping on my pedals' knobs when I try to stomp on those up there. Do you have the same problem?
I don't know if I'll do some bricolage and make a retractable riser or something like that
You mean like this?
As you can see I had mine set up like that for a moment but I had them close to the top of the board. Not sure why,...that's just how it happened.
Having the two rows is a little tricky but you get used to it. After the new year I plan on expanding my FX a lot and am thinking about several solutions to the multi row issue. One idea is using two Pedaltrain minis but I'm also considering a True Bypass Strip from Loop Master, in which case I just use one of the larger Pedaltrains or one of the Emma AmARHylls. I'm leaning towards the TBP strip because then I can put several FX in one loop and eliminate some tap dancing. |
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Mansun
Gold Member
Spain
564 Posts |
Posted - 11/17/2009 : 19:48:40
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| well, yeah, but closer to the bottom instead to the top. I don't know if I'll get used to the two rows, our other guitarist has a long 'rockbag' or something like that, quite useful. |
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starr36
Platinum Member
Canada
1172 Posts |
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Mansun
Gold Member
Spain
564 Posts |
Posted - 11/25/2009 : 01:50:30
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Here is our other guitarist's lent flanger falling from my pedalboard and being replaced by a BF-3
I hated those knobs of the rocktron...
A pitchblack is coming this xmas (I hope), and then I'll start the search for a MIT CE-2 as I can't afford a MIJ. |
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hateandwar
Gold Member
Australia
524 Posts |
Posted - 11/25/2009 : 06:50:14
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| cool board mansun, how is that beclone working for you? i was thinking of getting that trem one |
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