Nice setup!
Just recently added the Slo, and now the board is done for a long time. I like every pedal, I use all of them regularly, and I get every tone I want from this setup, though my amp and guitar play big roles in that.
The only pedal-related purchases I'm considering now are a univibe instead of a phaser, and getting something so I can go direct. The problem with going direct is then I need a distortion pedal to replace my Archon's lead channel, and that's a BIG ask.
I need to clean the board up a lot. This summer I will probably make all new cables and clean up the power routing on the bottom.
You could use something like Lehle's P-Split series to go both into your amp with one output, and to use direct into a recording rig, PA or modeler. The P-splits are absolutely noiseless, have a grounding switch for the second output if needed, don't suck tone, are passively powered, and have no controls, so it could be attached to the underside of your board. I have one and use it for several studio-related tasks.
LEHLE P-SPLIT III
• Passive splitter and DI box • Absolutely no signal loss or hum • High-impedance Lehle Transformer HZ with phase and ground switch • Suitable…
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However, my preference going direct is to use my amp with a load box. I have an amp and cab switch box that allows me to select the load box as an output instead of one of the cabs, so I can switch any amp into the load box with one flick of a toggle switch or via MIDI. I use Mesa's original load box with a speaker impulse response, and it works well for those times I need it. However, I mic up a cab for anything serious, like recording for an ad project.
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