UglyCasanova wrote:bronzetalon wrote:This is where I am right now.
I want to hear how you use this.
Very carefully. Something like this.
https://soundcloud.com/user5417776/health-thor
Let's see your PEDAL BOARD!
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Very carefully. Something like this.
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Cisco wrote:Went back to the beaches of Méhico.
Hot damn.
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Cisco wrote:Went back to the beaches of Méhico.
Pretty pretty pedal situation
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jealous of that CE-1. damn.
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just added the Grand Orbiter and Twosome today
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Nice blue Grand Orbiter!
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Cisco wrote:Went back to the beaches of Méhico.
What is the board made out of? I need to build a new board and this would suit me well.
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codetocontra wrote:
What is the board made out of? I need to build a new board and this would suit me well.
It's some sort of store-fixture/commercial shelf. I picked up a couple of them back when actual pedalboards were becoming a thing other than a piece of plywood on the ground. With the variety of purpose-built stuff out there, it is now indistinguishable from a manufactured pedalboard, right down to the perforated top that some of the stuff out there employs......and is angled at pretty much the same pitch as a pedaltrain. It's made out of some very sturdy metal. I paid around $15 for two of them, brand new, from a store-fixture wholesaler where I was looking for some hinges. There's a company out there that's charging around $400 for pretty much the same thing. God bless America.
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That fucking rules.
This is a very impressive collection of Roto Toms. That's 21 Roto Toms in all. That is only $33.00 a Roto Tom.
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Maybe? I'm going to need a bigger power supply to find out 
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Even though I've got my own found-parts pedalboard, I went googling around for a shelf like Cisco's. Didn't find one yet, but I came across this
http://www.wallcontrol.com/9in-deep-slotted-metal-pegboard-shelf-assembly-red/
which seems like it could be a potentially workable option. No holes though.
http://www.wallcontrol.com/9in-deep-slotted-metal-pegboard-shelf-assembly-red/
which seems like it could be a potentially workable option. No holes though.
This is a very impressive collection of Roto Toms. That's 21 Roto Toms in all. That is only $33.00 a Roto Tom.
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lost in music wrote:Even though I've got my own found-parts pedalboard, I went googling around for a shelf like Cisco's. Didn't find one yet, but I came across this
http://www.wallcontrol.com/9in-deep-slotted-metal-pegboard-shelf-assembly-red/
which seems like it could be a potentially workable option. No holes though.
That's pretty much exactly the kind of stuff that place sold. I believe the ones I grabbed might have been shoe displays.
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UC what size board are you using? seems like what i need
Derelict78 wrote:That probably sounds awful in the best possible way.
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Work in progress.
Junction Box -> Klone -> MF104m Delay -> Holy Grail -> Skyhammer -> Junction Box -> 44 Magnum Power Amp
So now I just need to tote around this pedal board and a cab, and I've got a 44w Skyhammer amp that weighs less than 30 pounds.
My junction box has two outputs, so the other one is the recording output of the Skyhammer so I can plug straight into my interface.
Junction Box -> Klone -> MF104m Delay -> Holy Grail -> Skyhammer -> Junction Box -> 44 Magnum Power Amp
So now I just need to tote around this pedal board and a cab, and I've got a 44w Skyhammer amp that weighs less than 30 pounds.
My junction box has two outputs, so the other one is the recording output of the Skyhammer so I can plug straight into my interface.