Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
The new build.....
My! Haven’t you been a busy chap!
Show your pedal boards here!
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My! Haven’t you been a busy chap!
Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
ViperDoc
Plugged In.
Come on, Serg...go ahead and JUMP!
DogPhishHead
New Member
The Arion Chorus comes and goes, but I finally found a combo of pedals and order that "works" for me. I do love that Archer and the buffer. Mesa's burn channel gets me the heavier overdrive tones.
Yes, this board is heavily Mayer (Dead & Co) inspired.
https://imgur.com/BbqF09z
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Here is my board! I have a Boss ME-80 that I sometimes add to give myself more options.
Blake
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Here is my board! I have a Boss ME-80 that I sometimes add to give myself more options.
Blake
Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
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Mike Duncan
DGT Player
John Beef
Opaque
I sunk some coin into mine recently with the Infinity looper, a BonaFide buffer, and a second Ojai to help power everything. The delay was on the second shelf where the infinity is now, and there's no room for the tap tempo any more so I'll just put it on top of the delay during transport.
Along the back row, a DD-6 I have set for one repeat, 100% wet, maybe 10-15ms, which in a stereo out configuration helps the non-stereo signal sound like two amps from different sides of the room. Also, a junction box for all the cabling, the Ojais, and a Lehle ground isolation box to prevent ground loops.
Along the back row, a DD-6 I have set for one repeat, 100% wet, maybe 10-15ms, which in a stereo out configuration helps the non-stereo signal sound like two amps from different sides of the room. Also, a junction box for all the cabling, the Ojais, and a Lehle ground isolation box to prevent ground loops.
prsrocker1988
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The latest change.
ViperDoc
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I'm about to build a new board. It just came out of paint the other day.
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
I'm about to build a new board. It just came out of paint the other day.
Nice!
sergiodeblanc
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I'm about to build a new board. It just came out of paint the other day.
That does look nice, what is it?
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
ViperDoc
Plugged In.
Umm.....metal?
Looks like it could almost be a Schmidt Array.
CORRECTAMUNDO! It's a Schmidt Array SA525 with a lid. This is a slightly narrower but deeper model that has more overall room than their bigger models with pedals. This one is designed to accommodate three Strymon wide pedals in a row. I plan on adding a satellite with pedals in a separate unit, possibly. The picture shows the lid frame; it will be covered on top by brushed aluminum. It'll eventually be a grab and go pedal platform complete with patch-wired connector boxes on right and left. All I have to do is connect the externals and I'm good to go, baby! This board is going to be controlled by a Gigrig G2 paired with a Selah Effects Quartz V3--a 12-channel MIDI stack delivery pedal. If you haven't heard of the Quartz V3, check it out, it's insane. I'm going to use it as a global tap-tempo setter and MIDI slave. Tap the tempo on the V3 and it sets it for all MIDI-connected pedals simultaneously. If I don't go blind and deaf setting it up, I'll post a few pics once she's all put together.
Word.
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bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
Fookin' awesome!
dmatthews
Dave's not here
Holy Carp! How much does a fully loaded board like that weigh including power supply?
ViperDoc
Plugged In.
We will find out. The frame is made of birch plywood, so it shouldn't be that heavy. Obviously heavier than a Pedal Train board, but I want to simplify the gig I/O and just plug into the side of the box and be done. Plus the SA boards have two levels, so I'll be able to hide some surprises underneath the top level. My board is also specifically designed for the Gigrig G2, so it will be a better fit all around. Not cheap, for sure, but it should pay for itself with fewer headaches.
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Mike Duncan
DGT Player
You can use those home foot spas for all kinds of things!
I kid, because I love.
I'm about to build a new board. It just came out of paint the other day.
I kid, because I love.
