Post your pedalboard!
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MusicManJP6
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All i need!
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MF
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cvansickle
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plumptone
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Just the basics...but works for me:
plan-x
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This is actually 2 pedal boards. One for the bedroom and one to grab and go!
And it all fits in here:
Yea it's heavy, but that's what handtrucks are for. I built it to protect the gear from a 3-4 X a month gigging schedule I had with my last band.
Dom
guitarsawicki
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Let's have a little contest: Who's got the biggest pedal board!
First prize: The Mark IIC+ Hetfield played on Masters of puppets (I found it in a trash can)
Second prize: A brand new Mark IIC+ (They started production again, because all the other amps suck)
Third prize: A broken Mark IIC+ (the only good Mark IIC+ is a dead Mark IIC+)
:lol:
Clean Channel:
Boss DM-2 Analog Delay
R2 Channel (That's for complex chords):
Mark III Reverb
Lead Channel with Mark III EQ (That's for riffs and power chords):
Boss DC-3 Digital Dimension
Boss HF-2 Hiband Flanger
Boss HR-2 Harmonist
Boss SD-1 Super Over Drive
Lead Channel without Mark III EQ (That's for solos)
Boss CE-2 Chorus
Boss DD-5 Digital Delay
Jim Dunlop Cry Baby 535Q
Boss RC-2 Loop Station and Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor are available for all channels and that Octave pedal is broken and is a tempo pedal for Digital Delay and Loop Station. So I only switch the custom made channel switch to change the channels. I want less drive for solos than for riffs and power chords. That's why I connected Super Over Drive for Lead Channel with Mark III EQ. My Mark III Modifications are explained in vintage forum.
First prize: The Mark IIC+ Hetfield played on Masters of puppets (I found it in a trash can)
Second prize: A brand new Mark IIC+ (They started production again, because all the other amps suck)
Third prize: A broken Mark IIC+ (the only good Mark IIC+ is a dead Mark IIC+)
:lol:
Clean Channel:
Boss DM-2 Analog Delay
R2 Channel (That's for complex chords):
Mark III Reverb
Lead Channel with Mark III EQ (That's for riffs and power chords):
Boss DC-3 Digital Dimension
Boss HF-2 Hiband Flanger
Boss HR-2 Harmonist
Boss SD-1 Super Over Drive
Lead Channel without Mark III EQ (That's for solos)
Boss CE-2 Chorus
Boss DD-5 Digital Delay
Jim Dunlop Cry Baby 535Q
Boss RC-2 Loop Station and Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor are available for all channels and that Octave pedal is broken and is a tempo pedal for Digital Delay and Loop Station. So I only switch the custom made channel switch to change the channels. I want less drive for solos than for riffs and power chords. That's why I connected Super Over Drive for Lead Channel with Mark III EQ. My Mark III Modifications are explained in vintage forum.
In the effects loop of my Mark IV head are A Boss DD-6 delay for short delays, DD-7 delay for longer delays, and the CH-1 Super Chorus. The DD-6 and CH-1 are always on for my clean tone on R1.
In front of the amp are my Boss TU-2 tuner, NS-2 noise suppressor, and my Ernie Ball wah. Sometimes the NS-2 get swapped out for my ISP Decimator, and the Ernie Ball wah gets swapped out for my Dunlop Zakk Wylde wah, but this is the current set up for now.
