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UglyCasanova wrote:Youp. Simon has a video of it on his channel somewhere. I just use the one bend point though. It makes the reverb decay a bit longer and also boosts the overall reverb signal a bit so it gets closer to being fully wet. Very subtle and classy for a Magpie bend.

that does sound subtle and classy..........when I saw that you had a simon bent pedal I assumed it turned the DM into a giant space panther or something.

Mine

nice. did you paint the EP and the Drop?

Starman wrote:Mine

One of the coolest boards I have seen. Excellent taste.

Wow thank you emcee! I just finished it today. It sounds massive and I run it thru the low input of my Marshall 2203.
I painted the drop. The EP is the ChchchaChina version.
Aloha from North Shore Hawaii!

muff/mini/fuck or die.

waltdogg wrote:muff/mini/fuck or die.

We used to play that game at camp all the time.

That color scheme is to die for

Starman wrote:Mine

absolutely outstanding, nice paint job on the drop I imagine the red just looked terrible on that board

Thanks hbomb! Yes it looked like balls on a Doberman so I had to carefully mask and paint it.

The signal chain is: a51 wah > tuner > drop > gs fuzz > LSTR > mini > bat bf > BitQuest > ep > Apollo —f of amp

amp send—- Julia > nemesis > Dark star > rv6 > ditto ——return

Starman wrote:Thanks hbomb! Yes it looked like balls on a Doberman so I had to carefully mask and paint it.

The signal chain is: a51 wah > tuner > drop > gs fuzz > LSTR > mini > bat bf > BitQuest > ep > Apollo —f of amp

amp send—- Julia > nemesis > Dark star > rv6 > ditto ——return

awesome,
What kind of amp are you using?

Using the effects loop so you use some amp dirt or just like time based effects set up that way?

hbombgraphics wrote:

Starman wrote:Thanks hbomb! Yes it looked like balls on a Doberman so I had to carefully mask and paint it.

The signal chain is: a51 wah > tuner > drop > gs fuzz > LSTR > mini > bat bf > BitQuest > ep > Apollo —f of amp

amp send—- Julia > nemesis > Dark star > rv6 > ditto ——return

awesome,
What kind of amp are you using?

Using the effects loop so you use some amp dirt or just like time based effects set up that way?

Marshall 2203, using the low input for the pedalboard. Yes, I like my time/ modulation in the loop. This pedalboard loop is actually fed into my Fryette Powerstation 2 loop, extremely dynamic this way.

The pedalboard has a CS12 power supply underneath. Its a great power supply.

Post-holiday, new-year stuff:

Past few pages in particular are various, good examples of how to: stunt.

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