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man, that Joyo seems just the ticket. I have a couple of those shag boards, too! I can't remember who made the damn things any more, though.

little switcher like that would make the whole thing much more usable.

latest revision: pretty happy with this setup.

Lots of good sounds

it's basically all delay and drive which is a fun change.

whoismarykelly wrote:

Dowi wrote: Dude. Just... How?

Very carefully

Your record on bandcamp is killer btw

thanks!

hbombgraphics wrote:latest revision: pretty happy with this setup.

Lots of good sounds

it's basically all delay and drive which is a fun change.

so you put the Slowly Melting in the drives or in the delays category?
looks killer and i bet it sounds really sludgy.
What's the big one on top left?

I guess I would put the slowly as a delay based on components and a drive based on sound, it's an insanely awesome pedal. My one wish is that the melt switch (may be the wrong name) was momentary, because I like to step on it for brief bursts.

The big one in the top left is a dirge cave dweller, it's been all over the world I think I was the OG owner and then I sold it (it was ugly at the time too, brown with a maple leaf glued on) and then it went to europe and then back to dirge and then back to europe with fresh new graphics and some new tricks, it has an eye on it to mess with the delay times with your foot (or lighting) and then a momentary switch to send it into oscillation, plus foot-switchable time options right now it is after my looper so that I can destroy loops, but I don't know if I love it there or if I want to be able to get it into the actual loop.

hbombgraphics wrote:I guess I would put the slowly as a delay based on components and a drive based on sound, it's an insanely awesome pedal. My one wish is that the melt switch (may be the wrong name) was momentary, because I like to step on it for brief bursts.

The big one in the top left is a dirge cave dweller, it's been all over the world I think I was the OG owner and then I sold it (it was ugly at the time too, brown with a maple leaf glued on) and then it went to europe and then back to dirge and then back to europe with fresh new graphics and some new tricks, it has an eye on it to mess with the delay times with your foot (or lighting) and then a momentary switch to send it into oscillation, plus foot-switchable time options right now it is after my looper so that I can destroy loops, but I don't know if I love it there or if I want to be able to get it into the actual loop.

Well,it's nice to know that the pedal has probably seen more world than me.
I really would love to get my hands on a Slowly Melting and play with it, but honestly i can't see myself using it enought to justify having it on the board.

It's outstanding as a fuzz, super usable and can be gated in the best possible way.

It's a great noise maker as well, I used to have one pedal as a gated fuzz and one as a noise maker but now I just use this.

It can do some legit sludge as well if you want it to.

univalve wrote:

Jero wrote:How's that joyo switcher?

Hey Jero,
I really like it. It depends if you need something like this. I have some switching parts where I switch from Reverb-Fuzz-Reverb to Fuzz2-Delay e.g.: that is only on button to hit.
So all 8 pedals have their own loop and you can program them to the 4 switches in each bank. After the initial setup with 3 active banks with each 4 sounds I only did minor changes. I use this now since more than 2,5 years and had several gigs with it. No downside for me so far...

So each pedal has a loop, and you can program any arrangement to the 4 switches? And then scroll through banks of 4 presets? (I should probably find the manual ) Seems pretty awesome, but at the same time might over complicate things when I've been trying to simplify

Zounds Perspex wrote:man, that Joyo seems just the ticket. I have a couple of those shag boards, too! I can't remember who made the damn things any more, though. little switcher like that would make the whole thing much more usable.

Believe it was Drasp. He did Line 6 upgrades too.

The last couple pages are making me want a looper again!

odontophobia wrote:

coldbrightsunlight wrote:That's really cool. Keeps things easy when playing!! I've put together a board for my band practice today because I've switched to playing guitar and there's no way I'd be able to do any complex switching with it live. I think my solution is going to be slimming down to fewer pedals but I may keep this in mind if weird sounds turn out to be necessary...

I miss having my Boss ES-5 and wouldn’t mind having one again for this exact reason. It was awesome to go from multiple effects to dry distorted tones and then back. The Boss stuff can go super deep, too. And for pairing down the MS3 has some built in effects that could allow you to trim infrequently used modulation effects out. All that coupled with ability to switch amp channels as well makes for a pretty dope set of switching capabilities.

Definitely!

The band practice I was talking about reaffirmed my cave person tendencies though.

Amp set to feedback when so much as looked at funny, fuzz pedal, wah, delay, modulation or two. This is my thing.

Latest incarnation of my pedalboard for live situations, it will remain like this until my next concert by the end of march I guess.
Consists of any source into Pigtronix Philosopher's Tone -> EHX Super Ego -> EQD Arpanoid -> OBNE Haunt Fuzz -> Fairfield Circuitry Shallow Water -> Smallsound/Bigsound Fuck overdrive -> EQD Dispatch Master -> Strymon El Capistan -> Neunaber Iconoclast.

This is a very nice pedalboard.

odontophobia wrote:This is a very nice pedalboard.

Thanks ! It's the first time I have no tremolo in the setup, sound will have more density this time..

How's the Iconoclast with headphones? Does it like fuzz?

sylnau wrote:How's the Iconoclast with headphones? Does it like fuzz?

Good. The headphone output is quite generous with my Sony MDR-7506, I lowered it via the software.

JM Charcot wrote:

sylnau wrote:How's the Iconoclast with headphones? Does it like fuzz?

Good. The headphone output is quite generous with my Sony MDR-7506, I lowered it via the software.

Sound great to a computer audio card?