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i was havin noise issues with the rrr
till i bought a onespot
its cleared up now
completely silent…..everything
i was thinkin i might have had to get rid of it
cause a humming reverb dont make sense to me
it went from a seller
to a keeper in an instant
you think you got a wall of sound
until you turn that badboy on
love it,dr sci…ryan
love it
and the canadian hands that crafted it
i will now,officially,never get my verb tank fixed

dude, what power supply did you have it on before?

also: Think I am adding my Groove regulator to my keeper pile

i was running a daisy chain
off a shitty wallwart
to 8 pedals
but even when i put the noisy ones
on their own power
the noise got worse
only at my practice space
any circuit there
but the onespot cured it
i guess that makes it a keeper as well

yeah one spot is awesome!!! I own four of them I think, so handy

Yeah- I've got one for me, and I've got one for my lady for when we do noise sets. They power an entire table full of pedals and oscillators with ease

Dr. Scientist Frazz Dazzler on my bass board. That is an amazing fuzz.

I don't think I'll ever sell my POG2, the tracking is so good and it has so many cool features, I just wish it had an effects loop or a split dry/wet out (like the micro pog )

Right now the ones I can't see parting with are the Timeline, Magnetar, Megalith. The more I play with the Timeline the better it gets. I'm starting to get good at dialing in what I want in all of the modes, maybe time to look into a DMC-3 or whatever theyre called.

Whammy 5
Boss VB-2
Boss DM-3
Maxon OD-808
Klon KTR
BAT Revelation Superbass
Zvex Lofi Loop Junky

Hmmmm....keepers that I own:
SUF Civil War
Blunderbuss
B:Assmaster (silicon)
Depth Charge
TAFM
Ekko 616
BF-2
Grand Orbiter
Monarch
Mini Fuck
Creepy Fingers Harakiri (a custom bass version Brad built for me)
Fuzz War
Proton

Ones that I shouldn't have sold:
Xerograph Deluxe (like no other filter I've tried)
Year 4545 (a custom one with a low-pass filter and clean blend)

You know,
I have actually never once sold a pedal...
I gave away a few, have had some stolen at bars when leaving gear around...
but for Keepers...There are pedals you keep for how much use they see for gigs. Tuners, your dessert island pedals or old favs.
I like the search for something wilder....thus when I found mid-fi.
Keepers for me regardless of how many gigs they will see.

In the order I aquired em:

EWS BMC - single most useful and versitile effect on the board, and the smallest!
Wren&Cuff Tall Font Russian - sickest low frequency distortion on the board, cannot be duplicated with any other effect I've tried.
ElectroniX Submarine Designer - close tie with the BMC for usefullness and versitility. Makes my bass sound more better.
Darkglass Microtubes B3K - best bass drive I've tried, flavors everything run into it very nicely, expands other dirt options.
Badger Schism - the most useful utility effect I've ever owned.

90% of the noise I make comes from any of several combinations of just these effects/pedals

EHX Freeze - sure it's not boutique but it adds a whole new dimension to your playing, definitely a keeper as a creative tool.
Subdecay Baby Quasar - only recently acquired but definitely the most usable phaser I've ever played.
Mellowtone Wolf Computer - has a wolf on it, obviously too badass to sell.

Bassus Sanguinis wrote:

Abanoise wrote:'
80s small box Rat
DOD Buzz Box
original Fender Blender
Dwarfcraft Shiva
Mountainking Megalith

Dog damn it You lucky bastard, I HEREBY CALL DIBS on that DOD Buzz Box when You finally decide to flip it after all

Sorry, man. After three years my Buzz Box still sits here in my pedalboard. In fact, it's the only keeper that survived . The other have been replaced as follows:

Toneczar Openhaus
PE Depth Charge
MASF Thornoscillator
Sanford & Sonny Bluebeard

I only have 2:

Sanford and Sonny Bluebeard
Mellowtone Clean Chan/Dirty Chan