Show us your PEDALBOARD #28

[monk]

[michael_smurphy]

love this can we have a full frontal

Originally Posted by monk

[snouter]

Not everything is plugged in at the moment. The Robotalk RI is cool, but awaiting the Hartman Envelope Filter to compare.

[Aaron SS]

Nothing new for now but I'm looking to build another circuit into the Klone and remove the OCD to make room for a Supermoon

[hollowhero]

Originally Posted by skullservant

So, here is the signal chain: PitchBlack -> EBVPJr (I really should swap my 25k for a passive model) -> CaveDweller -> SSTwosome -> Whetstone -> DMB -> DL8. 3 delays on one board. HEAVEN.

This board is great! Could definitely see myself using it

[DanHorse]

Originally Posted by skullservant

So I actually got a few hours to myself tonight to play guitar and actually see the state of my board. I was about 90% happy with my board, but I wanted something fun and practical for my sound. So I started experimenting with putting my Holy Grail where the tuner was located on my board, which was awesome, but sounded wayyyyy too digital through the Sunn. So then I looked to my Madbean Cavedweller, and tried it out on a pseudo reverb setting before the SSTwosome, and MAN did it sound good. So I rehoused it in this sexy sparkly orange enclosure that looks like a galaxy and added a switch to cut and expand the delay time by introducing a 2nd delay knob. It's now amazing, and I couldn't stop playing it.
I was also a little unsure of the Hardwire DL8, it was okay, but for looping kind of sucked. So then I started experimenting with the other modes and settled on the 1 second setting, time about on 3-4, repeats cranked JUST before oscillation. Sounds great stacked and thickens up the sound alot. Also got around to tweaking with the Memory Boy. I'll admit that I probably will never need tap tempo in my life, but its cool to have that option and get random delay shifts on the fly. Set up the Memory Boy for a really ethereal shimmery delay, turned the vibrato on super slow and not very deep, just enough to sound like angels.
So, here is the signal chain: PitchBlack -> EBVPJr (I really should swap my 25k for a passive model) -> CaveDweller -> SSTwosome -> Whetstone -> DMB -> DL8. 3 delays on one board. HEAVEN.

lovely board, super taste.

[Mr Boggie]

Old board - was heavy and got dusty pretty easy, not great to run wires on.


New board - case


oh snap, wait for it.


inside case....



Once she's all wired up with my gear, I'll repost a picture of the final money shot.


has some input/output jacks, a on/off switch and plug. weighs 16 pounds.

[skullservant]

Thanks for the kind words dudes! I try to keep it pretty simple

[Risewithfaith]

@Mr Boggie
That is a killer board, and beautiful woodwork. I'm envious.

[DanHorse]

Originally Posted by Risewithfaith

@Mr Boggie
That is a killer board, and beautiful woodwork. I'm envious.

+1, a thing of beauty. My admiration knows no bounds.

[sketches]

104-m arrived yesterday so I just put together a quick board to put it through it's paces

[skullservant]

Ugh DAT 104

[Socrates]

Originally Posted by sketches

104-m arrived yesterday so I just put together a quick board to put it through it's paces

Did you sell the rest of your pedals or is this a temporary downsize?

How are you liking the MF-104m?

[Klaus.]

Originally Posted by Yahweh

I've been seeing deluxe memory mans and timelines together, is this a good mix? Do you actually use both together? I feel like it would be too much delay. Even though too much delay is nice too

I have both the Memory Man and the Timeline and IMHO the DMM sounds better for an analog delay than the Strymon, but the Strymon has a dozen other awesome delays. I particularly use the DMM for my simple clean sounds, it sounds more organic to my ears.

All the best!

[sketches]

Originally Posted by skullservant

Ugh DAT 104

Ugh, DAT ILF'er...

Originally Posted by Socrates

Did you sell the rest of your pedals or is this a temporary downsize?

How are you liking the MF-104m?

It's just a temporary downsize to get a sense of how it sounds and handles (headroom/noise/etc).

I really dig it so far. I think it's a lot better than the MF-104Z (which I've sold). It's not nearly as noisy and something about the feedback that really appeals to me too. The only gripe I have with it so far is that it's a little difficult to know when you've changed the tap tempo of the delay to the tap tempo of the modulation but I'm sure I'll get used to it. The 'taper' of the delay and feedback knobs, if that's even the right word for it, is fantastic too. I didn't really use the loop but I love using the Goatkeeper CV out in conjunction with Moog delays to get this delayed-vibrato sound that is out of this world.