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UglyCasanova wrote: Sweeeeet! This might be the first time I've seen a Rubberneck in the wild. Enjoying it?

Yeah! It's cool. The sound is great, tone and gain controls are powerful and make it super versatile.The delays fade out how I like. I know that's kind of a weird thing but it's a deal breaker for me in delays. I normally go for delays that have a sort of unique twist to them (recently the limbo and the taken) whereas this seems to be more of a classic sounding delay. No complaints at all. Pretty sure that if I were in a band these days I could go just Cat Tail, Rubberneck, and Dunk Tank and be really happy.

AZX309 wrote: that Space Spiral/Rubberneck combo must sound killer

Nothing like stacking modulated delays on top of each other!

Dat pedal board! Dat Barefoot button! Looks like a lot of fun dude!

How do you like the Dunktank? How does it compare to your old Meteore?

ThurberMingus wrote:How do you like the Dunktank? How does it compare to your old Meteore?

Dunktank is cool. Highly recommended. It's pretty subtle I guess. Not in that it can't get super duper wet, just that there isn't any setting to make it pop out as distinctly a dunktank. Like it's a spring reverb emulation, but not overly metallic or clangy. I actually use the Deluxeplus for that. Meteore is also cool. It's a lot more distinct in its sound and what all it does. Dunktank just lays on a nice layer of reverb that seems to always sound nice.

Sick, dunk tank sounds awesome.

That board in general looks great tho, little bit of everything going on there. Good shit my dude.

I went from a Polytune to a TU3 and don't regret it one bit. TU3 is much quicker and precise per string as far as I can tell, and works much better with non-standard tunings. I haven't tuned E-E in forever, so while the Polytune sounded great on paper it wasn't so great in practice.

I like my Turbo Tuner, though it might be precise to the point of being difficult, but the Polytune was spotty for lower tunings and bass for me. Never tried the TU3...the TU2 was a pile of poop, but it was pretty much the best game in town for gigging musicians for a long time.

Im done with the simester and done with having a board. im a floor moy now.

the signal does a slight split at the 1002. Dry out hits the Pitchfork before the ditto, Wet goes direct to the ditto. Running this in stereo because my brain is missing my big sky.

Semi-artsy shot of our pedalboards:

The one in the front is mine.

impressive setup with those boards facing each other

Please tell us you’re in an intrumental math rock 3 piece.

Aghartha wrote:I went from a Polytune to a TU3 and don't regret it one bit. TU3 is much quicker and precise per string as far as I can tell, and works much better with non-standard tunings. I haven't tuned E-E in forever, so while the Polytune sounded great on paper it wasn't so great in practice.

Exact same story for me. Plus the plastic cover for the LEDs on the Polytune popped off and I was worried about long-term reliability.

do the boards always face each other?

hbombgraphics wrote:do the boards always face each other?

Eivind and I do this as well. Way easier to "communicate" with each other when playing.

UglyCasanova wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:do the boards always face each other?

Eivind and I do this as well. Way easier to "communicate" with each other when playing.

Nice nice, it's some interesting Band Feng Shui, I just mindlessly plunk mine towards the front of the stage, maybe time to re-think.