I have only printed a few brackets and such for organization. Plastic is not a very good tone wood
A good 3D printer sure opens up the options though...you could design, print and then have a "real" part made knowing it will fit.
Show your pedal boards here!
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I have only printed a few brackets and such for organization. Plastic is not a very good tone wood
A good 3D printer sure opens up the options though...you could design, print and then have a "real" part made knowing it will fit.
This is my pedal stick. I 3D printed the black parts and just used some oak trim boards from the local home center. It gives me all the pedals my PRS need. A looper, switch and tuner...all the tone manipulation needed
Awesomeness.
drdoom8793
THAT guy at Chick-fil-A
Finally got around to snapping a pic of my pedalboard. I've got a Keeley Red Dirt on the way to go up against the Soul Food as a very light gain and I've got a Voodoo Lab PX-8 Plus coming to control everything. I'll snap another pic once it's completely done.
dsenoj
Old dude in a PRS T-shirt
Is a pedalboard ever "completely done"?
drdoom8793
THAT guy at Chick-fil-A
Shhhhh. A guy can dream.
It's like a studio. Completion isn't a possibility. It's a work in progress by definition.
shinksma
What? I get a title?
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I had a hankering to try an experiment I think I mentioned in another thread:
I have a Fishman Aura on my gigging board, works great for improving acoustic-ish sounds of an acoustic guitar or an electric equipped with a piezo. But on a different board used at home, I also use a BodyRez for getting an acoustic-ish sound from an electric guitar's mag pickups. I always wondered whether running the BodyRez into the Aura would produce a "better" acoustic guitar emulation from an electric guitar (mag pups). So I did it. Conclusion:
The BodyRez does improve the pseudo-acoustic sound of an electric guitar. It doesn't completely head fake you (nothing does, IMHO), but I think it will work just fine in a band environment, especially if someone else is also playing acoustic.
So this will allow me to take a non-piezo electric guitar to gigs/practice and get a good pseudo-acoustic sound for most of a song that I can then switch over to full on electric guitar sound for the lead break or similar. I already do this, but I was limited to my P24, P245SH or HB to get the "best" sound. Now I can cheat a little and take a different guitar when I feel like it!
So I bumped off a Chorus/Flanger/Phaser mini-pedal that I rarely used (too metallic sounding in all modes anyway, and I have a good Chorus in the Neunaber and the F-Pedals PhazeVibe does a good phaser/uni-vibe).
One of these days I'm going to remove that protective film off the Joyo Clean Glass, but it has become such a joke lasting this long I feel like I need to leave it there longer...
After doing this experiment with a variety of PRSi handy in the room (P24, P245SH, RL Vela SH) and verifying it didn't wreck an acoustic guitar signal, I tried my trusty rotary-knob-equipped CU24 (first PRS I ever got). Sounded pretty good on positions 7 and 9! I can only imagine what it would sound like with a CU24 where I can truly (mostly) split the coils on something like 85/15s! (And yes, that now makes me think I need one. Great, more GAS!)
I then entered a Floydian pseudo funk land (think SOYCD pts 6-9) with the PhazeVibe and noodled for a good 20 minutes. I forgot how slick that CU24's fretboard feels!
I have a Fishman Aura on my gigging board, works great for improving acoustic-ish sounds of an acoustic guitar or an electric equipped with a piezo. But on a different board used at home, I also use a BodyRez for getting an acoustic-ish sound from an electric guitar's mag pickups. I always wondered whether running the BodyRez into the Aura would produce a "better" acoustic guitar emulation from an electric guitar (mag pups). So I did it. Conclusion:
The BodyRez does improve the pseudo-acoustic sound of an electric guitar. It doesn't completely head fake you (nothing does, IMHO), but I think it will work just fine in a band environment, especially if someone else is also playing acoustic.
So this will allow me to take a non-piezo electric guitar to gigs/practice and get a good pseudo-acoustic sound for most of a song that I can then switch over to full on electric guitar sound for the lead break or similar. I already do this, but I was limited to my P24, P245SH or HB to get the "best" sound. Now I can cheat a little and take a different guitar when I feel like it!
So I bumped off a Chorus/Flanger/Phaser mini-pedal that I rarely used (too metallic sounding in all modes anyway, and I have a good Chorus in the Neunaber and the F-Pedals PhazeVibe does a good phaser/uni-vibe).
One of these days I'm going to remove that protective film off the Joyo Clean Glass, but it has become such a joke lasting this long I feel like I need to leave it there longer...
After doing this experiment with a variety of PRSi handy in the room (P24, P245SH, RL Vela SH) and verifying it didn't wreck an acoustic guitar signal, I tried my trusty rotary-knob-equipped CU24 (first PRS I ever got). Sounded pretty good on positions 7 and 9! I can only imagine what it would sound like with a CU24 where I can truly (mostly) split the coils on something like 85/15s! (And yes, that now makes me think I need one. Great, more GAS!)
I then entered a Floydian pseudo funk land (think SOYCD pts 6-9) with the PhazeVibe and noodled for a good 20 minutes. I forgot how slick that CU24's fretboard feels!
WeFixFlats
Respect The Clave
An update: Sold the MXR Uni-Vibe, added the Wampler Ego-Compressor and the Baby Ben Clock. EP Booster held in reserve.
jfb
Plank Owner
The latest incarnation. These pictures were taken before I wired it all up how I wanted. I did end up altering some placements, but you get the idea.
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veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
It might just be you. They've been here for me since jfb posted.
jfb
Plank Owner
Hmm, tried again.
jfb
Plank Owner
Ah, OK. Well, let me know if they are still good to go.
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
I've got em
dkilpatrick
Makes guitar faces
toothace
Zombie Thirteen, DFZ
Nice layout Jesse!
jfb
Plank Owner
Thanks, dudes!
