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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Chico, CA
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I'll post pictures as soon as I get one more pedal.....but...here is what I can fit onto a Pedaltrain Standard size.... you won't believe it until you see it....all on this pedalboard and only one plug from the power supply to plug in....no batteries and only one plug..... here is what I have plugging in....First going into a Dunlap Wah 535Q, Boss Tu-2 Tuner, Boss Chorus Ensemble CE-5 MXR Distortion +, MXR Phase 90, Proco Rat, Semaphore Tremolo, EH Holy Grail, DOD Flanger, Digitech Delay, Fulltone OCD, MXR Smart Gate, Loop-Master Patch....and I have the Power Supply mounted hidden under the board....I'm waiting on my Semaphore and my rat....then I will post...
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Burlington, NC
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Ken MySpace Gibson ES-335, Godin LGXT, Fender American Standard Telecaster, PRS EG-1 with Graphtech Ghost System, Alvarez-Yairi Acoustic-Electric Crate Palomino V32 Boss BCB 60 with Klon, Zendrive, DD-20, FX-17, TU-15 Roland VG-8, Roland GR-1, Roland GR-33 Roland XP-50, Roland VK-8M, Fender KX-100 Maestro Boomerang |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Burlington, NC
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Post duplicated....can't figure out how to delete....sorry....
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Ken MySpace Gibson ES-335, Godin LGXT, Fender American Standard Telecaster, PRS EG-1 with Graphtech Ghost System, Alvarez-Yairi Acoustic-Electric Crate Palomino V32 Boss BCB 60 with Klon, Zendrive, DD-20, FX-17, TU-15 Roland VG-8, Roland GR-1, Roland GR-33 Roland XP-50, Roland VK-8M, Fender KX-100 Maestro Boomerang |
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I got myself a ACDC power supply yesterday - does anyone know if I can get an adapter to put on to the end of a couple of the cables so I can use my RAT with the power bank because it doesn't have a regular Boss style adapter?
Also, this morning, my Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer (thank you ebay!) arrived I cant believe how well it suits a tele. It brings out everything thats great about the tele sound and makes it even clearer - and that divine TWANG and POP as you pic the string!! SWEET!!! Last edited by T3L3CAST3R scr33nag3r : December 11th, 2006 at 11:40 AM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: City by the Bay
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Great to see the wonderful combo of the FD2 MOSFET and RC Booster. I love mine. What are you running these through? Also, how did you decide on your DLS Chorus?
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Nevis, Minnesota
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Yeah, the RC Booster is GREAT in front of the Mosfet FD2! I have two amps... a Fender DRRI (22W) and a Swart 6V6 Tweed Space Tone (5W). I picked up the DLS Chorus-Vib because of its versatility and overall tone. I like the ability to blend the clean signal with the chorus effect. The delay knob is also cool in that you can adjust the "spaciousness" of the chorus by varying the delay. True bypass, stereo outputs, and normal/bright mono outputs are added bonuses. It's totally subjective, of course, but I think this is the best chorus pedal I have ever heard.
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: San Antonio, TX
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Wow! I'm not gonna single anyone out, but someone here really likes Boss & curly cords.
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Portland, OR
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I got the Route 66 first. I liked that so much that I went back the same day, tried the H2O and took it home. A week later I tried (and didn't like) the older silver J&H. A couple weeks after that I brought home the red J&H. Quote:
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: UK
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You can also make em yourself easily if you have a battery snap handy. Just cut off the plug on one end, solder the centre/core wire to the black/negative wire coming off the battery snap and the bare strands twist together and solder to the red/positive wire off the battery snap. cover with electrical tape and you're done! Works great, its what I'm using to power my wah. |
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Joel Terry,
How do you use the three digital delays and two super shifters? Are you doing sound on sound stuff with multiple delays? Are you doing funky harmoizer stuff with more than one pitch shifter? Maybe you have seperate settings on each and never combine them. It looked intersting & I had to ask. Thanks, John
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Pgh,Pa
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Having never used pedals in the past 3 decades, except an occasional CryBaby, a friend of mine traded me all of his for a guitar. Boss EH-2, Boss CS-3, RockTek ODR-1, 2 DOD FX-64 Ice Box's (the old one and a newer version), DOD FX 17, 2 Dunlop CryBaby Wah's, Vinci Over Drive, Vinci Power Wah, and a new Boss BD-2. I have no idea how I'll set these up....looks like I'm opening up a new can of worms...like guitar gas ain't enough. I guess a power supply would be the first issue to deal with. Playing with batteries all the time is a pain in the ass!
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however, i know nothing about electronics at all i would use it on my RAT and wah which i believe require the same adapter. whats this battery snap thing you're talking about? whats the cheapest and easiest way for me to do this? I think my dad has some soldering stuff but means taking the pedals etc. over there thanks. |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Choudrant Louisiana
Age: 33
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Here's Mine:
Here's mine:
http://s28.photobucket.com/albums/c231/stjohn1299/ The tolex and grill cloth came from Anitique Electronics. I still need to make a cover with it, and still need to find some corner hardware for the top corners on the front edges. Oh, and I need about 4 more pedals. Last edited by Stjohn1299 : November 17th, 2006 at 01:30 PM. Reason: add to |
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the blues driver looks a rather strange shade of turquoise or is that how the older ones are or something? |
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