Let's see your PEDAL BOARD!

[neonblack]

I tend to avoid talkbass flavor of the week pedals, but I trust tastes here alot more.

I have had some really bad Darkglass GAS lately, though.

[weed_killer]

I've never considered 'trendy' boards as a concept here before, though I'm sure it would seem that way to outsiders at first glance.

[KaosCill8r]

I've never considered 'trendy' boards as a concept here before, though I'm sure it would seem that way to outsiders at first glance.

Yeah I thought trendy boards were on TGP. Has to have a Klon, a KOT, several Cornish pedals, a Tim followed by a stereo wet. Oh and being fond of Jeebus helps.

[rustywire]

I've found there to be "trendy pedals" within every gear forum where numerous individuals with similar leanings congregate. Especially where manufacturers maintain a presence or are hosted with their own subforums, it's natural to support your own.
It's just nature of the beast (humans), to surround themselves with likeminded individuals...whether the group has tunnel vision in trying to nail down a particular sound or search for virgin ground & go experimental with little pretext...and everything between.
Parallel thinking, groupthink, homogenous whatever. It's phenomena that extends far beyond the gear implications. Monkey see, monkey do whether conscious or not. In the microcosms of society that are internet forums, one doesn't need to look far to spot [it]. Some forums emphasize form (and conformity) over function and image more than others...standards...1upsmanship and so on. I'd say ILF is the anti-TGP in many respects, but the 2 are probably more alike than different...sans median user age. I def don't mean to talk down my nose about not wanting to use the "popular" dirt pedals here (or there as it were).

And yeah, I've always been an outsider among contemporaries; who typically doesn't identify with groups.
Individuals within the group...that's another story. But....ILF. I do identify with that I just don't want to be using the same gear as everyone else when there are so many other options available. Luckily my preferences seem to naturally lead me in other directions...off the beaten path and back; in search of abandoned routes which I can stroll down with funny Pythonesque walks...where I have weirder idiosyncrasies to deal with

[D.o.S.]

And like 35,000 Big Box Memory Man-s (Memory Men?)

[rustywire]

And like 35,000 Big Box Memory Man-s (Memory Men?)

[WeHuntKings]

http://instagram.com/p/sEB0ddyLMn/

Baritone gazing last night. Tuned to a baritone version of aen standard. Really loving the echo dream set for a sligh breakup and reaming it with more angry fuzz.

I've always wanted a Hyper Fuzz. How do you like it?

It is my weapon of choice on bass. Nothing else really quite like it, perfect for that psychedelic buzzsaw sound. On guitar it's like a wall of rusty nails.

[Iommic Pope]

On guitar it's like a wall of rusty nails.

YEAP.

[Chankgeez]

And like 35,000 Big Box Memory Man-s (Memory Men?)

Memory Many

or

Memory Manny

(your choice)

[synthezatory]

uhmm.. where da pictures?

[BitchPudding]

Temporary board while I figure out the signal chain with the Bit Commander.

[goroth]

If the bit commander is anything like the subdecay octasynth - run it first then pile on the fuzz!!

[Moose]

I want a Bit Commander or Octasynth.


SOOOOO BAD.

[backwardsvoyager]

If the bit commander is anything like the subdecay octasynth - run it first then pile on the fuzz!!

yep, it will track nicely before dirt and although its own dirty sound is cool the fun really lies in shaping the octaves with other dirt pedals running after it. i usually just pair mine with the mini.

[BitchPudding]

Hmm, alrighty. I'll try that out first. Thanks y'all, really stoked to see what it can do!