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This is just a giant joke

skullservant wrote:This is just a giant joke

the only funny part is the hello kitty

whoismarykelly wrote:

John wrote:

weebles wrote:

Think I need one more pedal to fill that little spot my power supply is currently occupying, but really enjoying this. Just wish the in limbo was a bit louder.

You have to tune your keyboard???

Pitches on the Pocket Piano are relative so actually yes if you want to play one with other instruments. Most of the patches have a pitch knob.

Does the pitchblack mute when you're tuning? I already had one about 6 or 7 years ago, I think it does but not sure.

It does.

Pedals plus dog.
The orange pedal is an in/out for my OP-1

Nice dual Hotcake!


And, purdy pup.

blakestree wrote:Nice dual Hotcake!


And, purdy pup.

Plus one on both.

grege wrote:

BONGRIPPER

Cool board!

skullservant wrote:This is just a giant joke

Wow

popvulture wrote:Set this guy up just now. Really psyched with it, imagine I'll leave it for a while (right).

I miss my 3 CT5s

Mosfed wrote:

skullservant wrote:This is just a giant joke

Wow

Like 50% of it is for sale on IG now

yah meng i wanna snag up like URYTHANG.

The big blank space is waiting for a Supa-trem2 stereo jigglebox to come in the mail. Been wanting to replace the dodgy EHX Pulsar for a while, and must justify my stereo rig with actual stereo effects! Top left are two Vapor Trails with different paint jobs; their blend is controlled by the same offboard expression pedal, and they're in series and at different tempos for analog multi-tap. Below them is a power tap and a Pitchblack, and that gutted Boss PS-whatever is a rehoused Wilson Lotus Drive that used to be in a crybaby type enclosure that didn't jive with my feets. That gets faded in with the T1M blend pedal to the right of the delays via another offboard expressyoself. The \Metal Zone/ next to that goes through the MXR gate down below, and next to that is an Atmosphase. I took a diode out of the 'Zone and it sounds big mclargehuge, and is also self-gating at lower levels like a fuzz. The box with the glare on it is an Empress buffer / loop (with some velcro on it as a guest pedal spot) that also sends clean guitar to the midi synth (but that's a different story), and to its right is a Pitch Box that doubles as D-dropper and chorus. Order is guitar > pitch > buffer loop in > gate/zone > phaser > tuner > overdrive > delays > loop out > stereo tremolo in a couple days. Yeah this is an ugly box of tools but they do exactly what I tell them. The board itself is the one ryan summit built maybe 5 years ago, still going strong.

I've got a few things that will get swapped out, but I should be able to handle everything I do with just one or jr.