Let's see your PEDAL BOARD!

[rustywire]

Great first foot forward
But not enough delay for me

[chuckjaywalk]

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Miku Stomp>Malekko Chaos>Megalith Clone>CE-2>CE-2>musicpcbs Tap Tempo Tremolo>RM-1N

Transitional board. Waiting on my Incinerator to get repaired, a footswitch so I can repair my Melxowtone, and a PS-2 to use for delay. Not keeping both CE-2's, just testing an MIJ vs. a MIT. Neither has the label on the bottom, so they aren't especially valuable. Gotta rehouse the Tap Tempo Tremolo and get around to building my Devi LP clone.

[hbombgraphics]

That looks like a fun transitional board

Curious as to what the CE2 differences might be

[chuckjaywalk]

That looks like a fun transitional board

Curious as to what the CE2 differences might be

I can't hear one. I keep setting them the same, but I can't hear a difference. I will likely end up trading the MIT for a Boss delay.

[hbombgraphics]

That looks like a fun transitional board

Curious as to what the CE2 differences might be

I can't hear one. I keep setting them the same, but I can't hear a difference. I will likely end up trading the MIT for a Boss delay.

So no mojos

as it should be......

[zRobertez]

well they are the same pedal

even if they are a little older

[bigchiefbc]

That looks like a fun transitional board

Curious as to what the CE2 differences might be

I can't hear one. I keep setting them the same, but I can't hear a difference. I will likely end up trading the MIT for a Boss delay.

That's pretty much been my experience with every MIT-vs-MIJ comparo I've ever seen, heard, or tried. It's snake oil.

[BitchPudding]

Post BILF board.



Polytune Noir>Whammy>Twosome>Volume Pedal>Ibanez DML10

Part of my continuing quest for a board that functions well with both bass and guitar. This is the closest I've gotten so far.
Tested out a bigger version of this board at a gig recently. Found myself riding on only the pedals you see here pretty much exclusively, so I trimmed the fat once I got home. The combo of the Twosome and whammy slays on bass, sounds sorta like the scooped leads on Boris albums. Between the two I get the majority of my sound for everything. The twosome fulfills all of my fuzz needs, the musket side being my go to hot rodded muff sound and the fix'd takes care of everything else. Its insane and makes me feel filthy in the best way. The DML10 is the only pedal I feel like I have yet to really explore given all it can do. its currently just being used as a basic delay, but I wanna toy with it and see what sounds I can conjure from the modulation side of things.
Two pedals on this board I'm happiest to have are ones I considered luxuries before. Given how noisy my set up gets, the volume pedal helps when I need silence without all the single coil buzz. Volume swells with delay have also become a regular thing of course. The Polytune is the newest thing here, and the only pedal that wasn't in the BILF. Never had any sort of on board tuner, so having this thing here is a godsend.

As for the stuff that's gone, the bit commander was sold to get the tuner and the ssstampede is gonna go on a second board I have planned for vocals and noise.

[hbombgraphics]

that thing is a flipping beast!!!!!!!!!

[ateah]

aye found out the flanger is 12v not 9v daaang

[PetZounds]

aye found out the flanger is 12v not 9v daaang

If I recall, those weird 12v pedals are fine if they're daisy chained with 9v for some reason?

[goroth]

aye found out the flanger is 12v not 9v daaang

If I recall, those weird 12v pedals are fine if they're daisy chained with 9v for some reason?

Truth.

[alexa.]

Post BILF board.

NSFW: show

Polytune Noir>Whammy>Twosome>Volume Pedal>Ibanez DML10

Part of my continuing quest for a board that functions well with both bass and guitar. This is the closest I've gotten so far.
Tested out a bigger version of this board at a gig recently. Found myself riding on only the pedals you see here pretty much exclusively, so I trimmed the fat once I got home. The combo of the Twosome and whammy slays on bass, sounds sorta like the scooped leads on Boris albums. Between the two I get the majority of my sound for everything. The twosome fulfills all of my fuzz needs, the musket side being my go to hot rodded muff sound and the fix'd takes care of everything else. Its insane and makes me feel filthy in the best way. The DML10 is the only pedal I feel like I have yet to really explore given all it can do. its currently just being used as a basic delay, but I wanna toy with it and see what sounds I can conjure from the modulation side of things.
Two pedals on this board I'm happiest to have are ones I considered luxuries before. Given how noisy my set up gets, the volume pedal helps when I need silence without all the single coil buzz. Volume swells with delay have also become a regular thing of course. The Polytune is the newest thing here, and the only pedal that wasn't in the BILF. Never had any sort of on board tuner, so having this thing here is a godsend.

As for the stuff that's gone, the bit commander was sold to get the tuner and the ssstampede is gonna go on a second board I have planned for vocals and noise.

Nice to read your thought process in forming your board, I am on a similar quest so it helps me out a ton, thanks!

[GardenoftheDead]

aye found out the flanger is 12v not 9v daaang

If I recall, those weird 12v pedals are fine if they're daisy chained with 9v for some reason?

Truth.

Might have some effect on the headroom of the effect but it won't like melt or anything

[Pepe]

aye found out the flanger is 12v not 9v daaang

If I recall, those weird 12v pedals are fine if they're daisy chained with 9v for some reason?

Truth.

Might have some effect on the headroom of the effect but it won't like melt or anything

No, that's just not right. The pedal will sound as it should if you power it with a standard regulated power supply when it is connected to at least one other pedal that works with that standard power supply. In the case of BOSS pedals it means that you can power ACA-type (9V unregulated) pedals with a PSA-type power supply (9V regulated) if you connect and daisy chain it with at least one PSA-type pedal. You can use it this way and compare it with the sound of the pedals powered by a fresh battery. There will be no difference.