Re: Let Us See Your Pedalboard
81I should lose one or two pedals, but for now this is what I am doing
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Re: Let Us See Your Pedalboard
82Better not be the TU-2!Owen wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 11:16 am I should lose one or two pedals, but for now this is what I am doing
Re: Let Us See Your Pedalboard
83I think I have had that pedal since 1999.
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Re: Let Us See Your Pedalboard
84I was hesitant to remove mine from the new board, but couldn't justify having a second tuner lol.
Re: Let Us See Your Pedalboard
85Two tuners sounds like a gateway to madness.
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87Changed some things up from last I showed board. Bye-bye Blues Driver, Mag Echo, MXR Trem, and Micro Clock. Hello MS70CDR+, White Light, and Mini Hypergravity Compressor. Bottom row is spaced out to allow for less of a chance of hitting two pedals at the same time when I don’t want to (but close enough for when I do). That Plumes I got a few weeks ago didn’t pass the “is it better than the OD-3” test ultimately, though knowing me I might try a few other things.
The Multi-Stomp was purchased from my bassist and is now my one-stop shop for modulations and per-song special effects. Right now I have a weird tape-style vibrato patch, a tremolo, and a harmonizer for Thin Lizzy-styled leads on a few songs. White Light is great both as a jangly low-gain OD by itself, and adding saturation and brightness when the OD-3 is also on. Hypergravity seems to work nice for my playing style. Helps even things out when I’m playing leads or weird chords.
Chain is Compressor > Strobostomp Tuner > Bit Commander > White Light > OD-3 > Carcosa > Multi-Stomp > Charlie Foxtrot > Flashback II.
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