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Posted: **Mon Jul 16, 2012 5:30 pm**

Ancient Astronaught wrote:Welp I finally feel like they are complete, my last 2 pedals came in.....

Guitar board: Polytune > Burial Chamber > Elements > t1m buffer > El Capistan w/ fav switch > Timeline w/ DMC3 controller > Ghost Echo > EB VPjr

Bass Board: A/B switch > Dunwich 250hz/clean booster @ 18v > pitchblack > Badascan > BMP clone > Tectonic Shift > EB VPjr

What a long strange trip its been....... GAS has waned.....

Nice board. :thumb:

I could get down with that.

Posted: **Mon Jul 16, 2012 5:34 pm**

Re: Let's see your PEDAL BOARD!
by Ancient Astronaught » Tue Jul 17, 2012 2:46 am

Welp I finally feel like they are complete, my last 2 pedals came in.....

Guitar board: Polytune > Burial Chamber > Elements > t1m buffer > El Capistan w/ fav switch > Timeline w/ DMC3 controller > Ghost Echo > EB VPjr

Bass Board: A/B switch > Dunwich 250hz/clean booster @ 18v > pitchblack > Badascan > BMP clone > Tectonic Shift > EB VPjr

What a long strange trip its been....... GAS has waned.....

Wow, this bass board kills.
I would knee my dad in the nuts twice for this.

Posted: **Mon Jul 16, 2012 5:35 pm**

hbombgraphics wrote:Snip: I love how black and white that thing is, really sweet, was it intentional?

Not at all, lol. I just noticed it was like that other day. That was before I took a couple pedals off too. It would be kinda awesome to keep it that way, but that Fuck is just too nice.

Posted: **Mon Jul 16, 2012 11:35 pm**

Much appreciated Demon and Hombre!!!

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2012 1:43 pm**

Sweet board A. A. :joy:

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2012 1:43 pm**

Current setup, please excuse the shitty phone pic.

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2012 1:54 pm**

JamesHommersen wrote:Current setup, please excuse the shitty phone pic.

Wow that's a tasty dirt selection you there buddy!!!! :thumb:

Now you just need an actual pedalboard and you'll be set!

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2012 2:10 pm**

JamesHommersen wrote:Current setup, please excuse the shitty phone pic.

That plutoneium.....looks VAGUELY familiar

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2012 10:16 pm**

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.

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2012 10:19 pm**

skullservant wrote: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.

great now i want a pedal train jr

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2012 10:21 pm**

It's funny, I went from a DIY board I made out of wood, to a PTJr, to a PT-1, and then finally back to a PTJr haha

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2012 11:09 pm**

Skully man that board is sweet! Still amazed that the twosome is yer only dirt.

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2012 11:13 pm**

Thanks dude! Some sort of weird unintentional color coordination going on throughout the board. TOTALLY NOT PLANNED AT ALL

And me too, really, honestly. I just cannot PRAISE that shit enough. The Fix'd Deluxe side has boost on, tone on, and fuzz 1 on, but fuzz one is set really low, as almost a touch sensitive overdrive. Blunderbuss side is set exactly to what my Green Sovtek is, but with the focus around 2 o'clock for chugs and the mids around 4 o'clock to punch my amp in the face. I really like it because with both engaged it feedbacks really really easily. And the Fix'd side took place of my WIIO by far. And ugh, so good

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2012 11:19 pm**

The instant feedback sounds awesome. Is it quiet on the cutting and muting stuff?