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frigid midget wrote:How are you powering that Freeze though? Mine gets noisy when it's NOT on its own unregulated power supply.

I use a one spot lol. I'm sure if i had more or more demanding pedals on there i would have noise too. I used to get noise when i used more pedals. Right now the freeze has the highest current draw on my board, so i think it has found balance.

Freeze has the worst filtering ever. It induces noise in pretty much any pedal. When I had one it had to be isolated as well.

So I've come to the conclusion that fuzzes, delays, and reverb are the only effects I really like. I've gotten tons of other effects, (octaves, chorus, phasers, wah, etc) but the always get taken off my board after a short amount of time and get sold. so heres my board. I'd like to add a Buzzz, and maybe change out the ocd, but otherwise I'm happy.

jrfox92 wrote:I own a business where I diagnose and do component level repair of radios/intercoms.
So...maybe?

Oh shit. When can you move-in?

Was thinking of selling my old Pedaltrain, but decided to put together a smaller board that's easier to just grab and go. It isn't tiny, but a less aneurysm-inducing wiring setup than my bigger one with a switcher, for sure. Short delay, longer delay, drown in Dispatch. Funz.

My ever evolving electric board, will likely get rearranged in the near future.

Front end: Wonderlove w/ VFE Bumble Bee in the loop and a Mission EP-1 for the expression
Proco Rat
Wattson EFY-6
EHX Big Muff Pi Tone Wicker
Analogman buffer w/ Boss TU3 in the tuner out

Effects loop:
Mission VM-0
Wounded Paw Blender V3
-Loop1:Janglebox
-Loop2: Dr Scientist Reverberator into a Hartman Flanger
-Loop3:Strymon El Capistan


Organ/Acoustic Board

Korg Pitch Black
Diamond Compressor
Rolls MX28 Mixer(organ insertion point since it doesn't need a comp or tuner)
Diamond Vibrato w/ Boss EV5 (Depth)
Ernie Ball Jr. 25k
Dr Scientist Sunny Day Delay
Dr Scientist Reverberator
Rolls SX21 Crossover
-Highs to a Motion Sound Pro3T
-Lows to a Leslie preamp pedal II and a Leslie 825


Bass Vi Board

Mission VM-1 w/ Behringer TU300 in tuner out
EHX Q-Tron+
Badger Schism
-Loop1:EHX Octave Multiplexer
-Loop2:Wattson FY-6
Diamond Quantum Leap
(To be added)Viva Analog 360+ (not pictured because I have the PCB and parts but haven't found time to build it yet)


Shelf of miscellaneous

fuck yes.

switch that muff on the first rig out w/ an oldie or some ss/bs and i'd seriously be w/ it.

why're you bothering w/ loops to single pedals?

space6oy wrote:why're you bothering w/ loops to single pedals?

The Badger Schism and the Wounded Paw Blender are parallel effect blenders, I wouldn't be able to do the same things if all those effects were in series. You should check this manual to see what my electric board can do:

http://www.woundedpaw.com/fx/download/BlenderV3i-manual.pdf

Both the Reverberator and the El Cap are on full wet so the 1st loop takes care of the dry signal. An example of what I can do is I can kick on the compressor in loop 1, and the delay and reverb are both affected by my picking dynamics while the dry isn't, letting me control how much of them come through. Also running the reverb through the flanger while keeping the dry signal unflanged, and then running the muff through that is killer. Since the Wounded Paw has a series/parallel switch I can turn loop 1 and the reverberator off, then run the flanger into the delay with the mix backed off on the delay for some dry.

Like I said my electric board is ever evolving so it may get torn apart for something else, but what I have now is a lot of fun.

Downsized, feels good. Junction Box-> Speaker Cranker clone -> Klone -> MF104m -> Orion -> Ditto. May be parting with the Orion.

@Kepling
Respeck to rig intricacy and creative signal splitting, stacking, blending. Gud goin'
I considered that Wounded Paw awhile back, but I kinda suck at complex setups

@skully
have you tried getting reverby sounds with the MF? Low time+high feedback settings

Dibs (if I can afford it)

looks really good skully,
junction box let you bypass the entire board at once?

skullservant wrote:Downsized, feels good. Junction Box-> Speaker Cranker clone -> Klone -> MF104m -> Orion -> Ditto. May be parting with the Orion.

I used to joke that the MF-104M and some good dirt (and tuner, I guess) could be a whole board. That thing is so so so so great. I miss it. You can do delay-line looping, faux reverb, sample and hold 'sequenced' delays...has a great drive circuit, too. One thing that blew me away was syncing delay to MIDI clock, then using the time knob as a clock divider. When oscillating, the delays would play musical intervals--like, three contiguous knob positions would play a root, third, and fifth, so you could cycle back and forth between them and play a major chord with your oscillating delay. Which, of course, you could do with your foot via expression pedal. That's just one of many insane possibilities.

This is a cool board.

Dirt section 10/10.