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greyscales wrote:Wah - Specter - SS/BS Mini - Phase - Kingslayer - Big Echo
When you turn everything on, it turns into this awesome controllable oscillation rig. No guitar required.

What's a Kingslayer?

The Mini just arrived today by mail!!!!!!!!
I'm quite happy with this small board...

Whoooooooooooooo. Incredible!

Dat Cleanness

hiorgos wrote:

univalve wrote:
Yesterdays chain:
ShimVerb->Octavio->Oath->Mini->Trelicopter->Ghost Disaster

ShimVerb will stay there in the front with the room setting. Does that, what i want it to, pretty good.
Trelicopter had a volume drop. Have to look into it, if there is a trim poti.
My bassist (his chain is on the left, Tunter->TS->Ruiner->Fayes Sing) was complaining about the Oath: it has too much bass. He doesn't hear himself anymore

Yes!

I want a damn Ghost Disaster so bad...I feel like i really missed out on that one.

raphaël wrote:The Mini just arrived today by mail!!!!!!!!
I'm quite happy with this small board...

so much awesome

mathias wrote:What's a Kingslayer?

I think it's a Madbean board for a circuit based on the Klon.

raphaël wrote:The Mini just arrived today by mail!!!!!!!!
I'm quite happy with this small board...

O_O

Minis make boards so good. Along with all the other good pedals on pedalboards we're seeing lately.

Nanoboard came. My plan is to take this to/from the office and have an amp+guitar in the office to jam on. I can easily take the nano in its bag back and forth to work, so that I can take whatever pedals I want in to the office. Mooer mini pedals that I ordered will probably end up on here.

Here's the initial random pedlulz I threw on there:

The "data nerd" is actually an Arion Metal Master that I'm using as a crunchy overdrive (gain set low). Skull pedal is my fuzz factory clone, and I've got it set somewhere in velcro+Zelda toans land for crunchy fuzzy bits.. And the Behringer Digital Reverb on modulation mode does some weird stuff where the reverb echoes are getting chorusy.. not quite shimmer, but tons of delay on tap and certainly works for now for some weird modulation/verb.
There's actually 8 power spots on the OneSpot that it came with. (I thought they only had 5 or 6 but maybe both of my OneSpots are really old.) so in any case I power the tiny amp off the OneSpot too. The Orange Microcrush will eventually get replaced with one of my DIY hybrid practice amps when that is ready.

And a quick trick (maybe everyone already knows this?) for keeping the cables underneath tidy (if you're like me and have way too much velcro..)



Full rig shot (Strat probably won't go to work, it's too wonky. My SG clone probably will go.)

Sweet! Is that a Fuzz Factory?

Edited to explain what the heck everything is.

@skully, yeah, that's from Make Sounds Loudly.

todo: put the Mooer muff and a 1590a SHO clone on there where there somewhat-useless Behringor Compressor is (using the comp as a boost)

Also, protip: The pedaltrain nano gigbag makes a great little lumbar pillow on your office chair. WHO KNEW?

Mathias, that is awesome!!!

very cool little board

how is the micro crush? Does it stay clean?

hbombgraphics wrote:Mathias, that is awesome!!!

very cool little board

how is the micro crush? Does it stay clean?

Umm, it's not great but it's not bad. It's a LM386-based chip amp as far as I remember. But it does have a chromatic tuner built in, which is nice.

If anything, the 3" paper speaker is too small and distorts easily. Running out to the Weber 8" ceramic that is in my Epi Valve Jr, it sounds great and jazzy.

Keep an eye out for my practice amp project, which will replace the Microcrush. I'll be posting parts list + things I've learned + guide on building a practice amp for yourself if you want to What the Microcrush is lacking in speaker frequency range and clean headroom, my practice amp should make up for.

Btw, thank you for your love messages

got some pedals in the mailllll