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Welcome! That looks like a great board, the dirt section is unimpeachable on that one. How's that muff?

fcknoise wrote:Welcome! That looks like a great board, the dirt section is unimpeachable on that one. How's that muff?

Thanks! I definitely prefer it to the USA NYC reissue that I used previously, more grit and midrange presence. Not sure if it's based on a specific "era" like the Wren and Cuff Tall Font Russian, which was another Green Russian clone I'd considered.

Wittgenstein wrote:

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I was feeling pretty good about this board until I heard about frog print In Limbos...now just kinda meh about it.

What is the red pedal in the upper right hand corner?

UglyCasanova wrote:It's been a while. It's pretty much the same, but I've moved some stuff around to avoid hitting the wrong switches and added/subtracted some pedlols.



Singing Tree > Fuzz-E-Cat > RM-1N > Buzzz > TAFM > Raptio > Stamme[n] > Ditto X2 > Nemesis > Meatbox > Bitquest w/expression

What is the Stamme[n] and, who makes it?

Tap tempo glitch pedal: http://www.davidrolo.com

kleinchen wrote:

BF-2 is the most recent acquisition here (something tells me the Polychorus wasn't going to fit on this board). Also first post

Board after my own heart! I have one of those older fredric muffs and it's the best muff for guitar I've tried (I've tried a lot that were very good, fredric is the best of them. That said, I miss the russian-style dope priest I flipped recently).

MBFatherTime wrote:

Wittgenstein wrote:

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I was feeling pretty good about this board until I heard about frog print In Limbos...now just kinda meh about it.

What is the red pedal in the upper right hand corner?

damn! that Echo Degrader!!!

MBFatherTime wrote:

Wittgenstein wrote:

I was feeling pretty good about this board until I heard about frog print In Limbos...now just kinda meh about it.

What is the red pedal in the upper right hand corner?

Wittgenstein wrote:It's an odd looking fuck

That Stamme[n] is awesome. I've been looking for the ultimate glitch pedal. Something fully programmable on the fly.

Just when I thought I had acquired all the glitch/stutter pedals another contender arrives. Looks like its not available yet but I got on dude's mailing list.

Assembled this board for a solo set this Saturday. Doing electric guitar & vocals. Guitar goes Ct5 -> Pitchfactor -> Dream Reaper - > Spectre -> No Memory -> Happiness -> Possessed -> Pretty Years -> DL4 -> Gen Loss || Vocals go Accountant -> Reflector (fuckin sick octave up sound for vox) -> Echo Degrader -> Supermoon Chrome.
Also these are some damn fine boards!

Dat no mem doe...

Great-looking board. Really stunning stuff!

Thanks I was rehearsing for my set and I stumbled upon an incredible sound using the Dream Reaper, No Memory, Pretty Years, and Spectre in the settings shown (except the Spectre; that's running from a preset) and I wanna use that sound to open my set so I'm like super reluctant to change any of the dials because I *know* I'll never get this sound back haha
The No Memory is right on the brink of oscillation, but the internal modulation circuit makes it so that it swells up to a loud volume then slowly drags itself down in pitch. Instant boner. The Pretty Years takes the incoming wall of noise and adds tons of watery/scratchy texture and really brings out the mid frequencies. I typically don't care for presets on pedals but damn I wish I had them right now.

That etched No Mem is still amazing.

baremountain wrote:Thanks I was rehearsing for my set and I stumbled upon an incredible sound using the Dream Reaper, No Memory, Pretty Years, and Spectre in the settings shown (except the Spectre; that's running from a preset) and I wanna use that sound to open my set so I'm like super reluctant to change any of the dials because I *know* I'll never get this sound back haha
The No Memory is right on the brink of oscillation, but the internal modulation circuit makes it so that it swells up to a loud volume then slowly drags itself down in pitch. Instant boner. The Pretty Years takes the incoming wall of noise and adds tons of watery/scratchy texture and really brings out the mid frequencies. I typically don't care for presets on pedals but damn I wish I had them right now.

Sick setup dude!