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gestaltito wrote:Hi,
this is my non-pedal board and my current guitar, black and white Jagmaster.
Custom pedals are an LPB-1 clone and a kit fuzz by Moody Sounds.

HEY!

We're myspace friends. I looked at this picture just the other day.

Yep
Cheers!

gestaltito, that icon you got is good. make black shirts with that image about ten inches wide in the chest, and i'll take one. put them on wedding invitations. i might go.

gestaltito wrote:Hi,
this is my non-pedal board and my current guitar, black and white Jagmaster.
Custom pedals are an LPB-1 clone and a kit fuzz by Moody Sounds.

I don't mean to sound like a jerk, but since an LPB-1 is $40 new, what was your reason in buying/making a clone?

i made one. its usefull because not every one can go to a music store and it will have a LPB1 in stock and they are very easy to make so why not?

My first build was an LPB-1.
Super easy and probably $10 in parts.

MM

I put LPB-1s into circuits I make all the time, as gain recovery or a booster before a new stage, and sometimes just to make certain circuits active. If you do DIY at all, all the parts are probably at your fingertips and they take about 10 minutes to make, and the circuit alone has about $3 worth of parts in it. Actually, I usually make them self-biased like an Electra, with different values dependent on the sound or boost quality I want. Its an easy build, and a useful one, as well.

This was my setup for a jam yesterday. I use the LBP-1 all the time now.

cool rug

Sources.

Effects.

Utilities.

I don't has a pedal board, as I never use more than two or three pedals at once, and I change 'em up a lot.

And I'm way overdue for a new group shot

But regardless here's some pics of all my damn pedals. All of them.



What's all this?

Top Row (All Muff-based pedals):

Ronsound Hairpie Classic w/3-way Mids Switch
Ronsound Hairpie '75
Euthymia ICBM Fuzz
Skreddy Lunar Module
EH Big Muff Pi NYC Reissue

Second Row From Top

Homemade Feedback Loop Pedal
Devi Ever 'Bees Please' (Custom Secret Pedal, thanks Devi!)
Effector 13 Soda Meiser Flipswitch Version (Built by Josh Holley)
Effector 13 Vintage Fuzz Maker Flipswitch Version (custom graphics)
EH Switch Blade 1970's
EH Small Clone Chorus Reissue
EH Small Stone Phaser 1976
EH Electronic Metronome 1978

Second Row From Bottom

Ibanez Modulation Delay II
ReAmp v2
Catalinbread Silver Kiss Mk. II (this I no longer have, I traded it to 1-2-3 Pullout! for a Cherry Pop that I hope to receive soon!)
BugBrand MicroBugCrusher
ZVex Fuzz Factory Green Sparkle
thesquarewaveparade Teaspoon Special Edition
Dwarftcraft Devices The Great Destroyer v1.3
Swart Atomic Boost
EH Q-Tron+

Bottom Row

Tech 21 SansAmp Classic
Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI
Analogman Custom Active Buffer/AB Switcher
Demeter Opto Compulator
Analogman Maxon OD-9 "Silver Mod"
Analogman Juicer Compressor (Orange Squeezer Based)
Tech 21 Double Drive
EH Tube Zipper
EH Bass Micro Synth Reissue



It's a EH Hog's Foot Bass Booster 1976



Other than the etched pedal which is a Germanium-based Fuzz Face clone that a friend made for me, you know what the rest of these are. OK, maybe except the Blackstone in which case shame on you.



Analogman Chorus with all the extras - blend trimpot, depth switch, speed CV input and stereo outs. Got this to power my stereo amp setup and WOW am I happy with that big, 3D sound.

Analogman King of Tone v4 w/external 3-way mode toggle for the red side.

Fridgebuzzz Land of the Rising Fuzzz

thesquarewaveparade Teaspoon CAS. Only one pictured but I have two of them.



You know what this is as well. I just got it a couple of weeks ago after wanting it like, forever. LOVE +100




yay 4 pedals yo

Bees Please?!!?
I can haz dibs?

Blurillaz wrote:Bees Please?!!?
I can haz dibs?

only if I ever sell it, which is very, very, very unlikely. It's used all the time, has an essential role in my setup, and is named after the first phrase my darling and beloved daughter ever uttered.


So, it would be difficult to tempt me

But, feel free to try! Everything has it's price.

I <33333s the look of that Teaspoon!

I'm pretty much finished with my battle of the boards...board. But I didn't come here to show you that. That's a secret.
Here at the pedals that didn't make the cut, thrown on my not-even-fully-velcro'd-gorm.



I actually use these pedals a great deal, but I wanted to avoid doing a multi-board entry. Some were just too big or too new.
Each one has a counterpart on the main board that serves a similar function. I swap them out based on my whims.