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Do those micro heads work well for a live setup? I've been eyeballing one forever.

That and a small cab would be a cool rig.

BitchPudding wrote:Do those micro heads work well for a live setup? I've been eyeballing one forever.

That and a small cab would be a cool rig.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWsQt5ptnMc Rob Chapman uses one as part of this video with a drummer at the end

Pete wrote:

emcee_m_prime wrote:Hey all, new here. Here's my current board:



I'm sure it'll change again in a minute if I hang around here much longer, though.

This is sweet!

Thanks! It's gone through a lot of fiddling and flipping stuff, but it's setting a little now (I think). Just got the Data Corrupter and it is insane, in a good way. It replaced a Malekko Scrutator that I liked but couldn't get to work well in a band setting. The Corrupter is equally weird and more usable (for me).

Yall have been stacking this thread with some gems, individually and collectively.
Truly I'm thankful for this golden era of freaky, fun noisemakers and the variety of passionate users who share their excitement for'm.

An improved version of my smaller board!
Signal chain: Tuner - barbershop - fuzz 88 - 616 - The accountant - super fuzz war - Mem Loss - ED2 -Raptio - Warped Vinyl - Holy grail.

Sounds glorious! Many great pairings here.
Super fuzz war: spent a little time with the dipswitches... extremely versatile! It really is a great fuzz, the sound is so mean and fat, and the booster densifies the fuzz in the best way.
The only concern is that "fizz" sound you get when using the boost on its own. No dipswitch will make it go away, it's just there. The fizz is not heard when boost is used in addition to the fuzz of course, and it also disappears when paired with pedals that smooth out the sound (like the WV for instance). Otherwise you get a nasty lofi boost, quite appealing, but this thing cant be used as a standard boost for your overdrive without adding that lofi fizz... The 88 before the super fuzz war is insane...
I think I'm done with it for a while, I must resist the urge to replace the holy grail with an astronaut verb...

Christoph that's a great, great board. You prefer The Accountant after most of your dirt?

Thanx!
Well I'm using the accountant as a boost for the Barbershop. It does compress, but it adds a bit of dirty signal and volume too. I like it better this way than before the od, when it "tames" the signal too much and the od has less to work with...
I dont use the comp with the 88, and the super fuzz war is so commanding that having the accountant before doesn't change much. So all in all, the comp is there for clean sound or to boost the od...

Great board.

Threw together a mini board. Contemplating replacing the TU-3 with a mini tuner so I can squeeze in a second (mini) delay pedal. One delay feel so thin after having so many running at once.

Rec me a mini tuner that's not a Polytune?

Edit: or recommend a delay pedal that will fit on this board that has two delays and can be stacked or not stacked.

dude amazaon has tons of cheap mini tuners right now

this looks killer
hows that reverb?

Aghartha wrote:

Threw together a mini board. Contemplating replacing the TU-3 with a mini tuner so I can squeeze in a second (mini) delay pedal. One delay feel so thin after having so many running at once.

Rec me a mini tuner that's not a Polytune?

Solid board. I'm curious to see responses to this, because I'm on this exact tip right now too. I have a PT Mini and I've been thinking about getting a mini tuner or clip-on, so I can squeeze one more pedal on there.

on the mini board tip: two recent iterations for a dad (and mom) band. yeah the clip on tuner option is worth considering. i have one of those tiny stealth dimarzio ones.

6 stomps on a nano - if you count the amp11 as 2

those minis are killer!

hbombgraphics wrote:dude amazaon has tons of cheap mini tuners right now

this looks killer
hows that reverb?

It's ok. All I wanted was an on or off basic reverb, and this does the trick. I've had better but I've certainly had worse. I think it's supposed to be a plate-style reverb, seems close enough to me.

Christophe wrote:

An improved version of my smaller board!
Signal chain: Tuner - barbershop - fuzz 88 - 616 - The accountant - super fuzz war - Mem Loss - ED2 -Raptio - Warped Vinyl - Holy grail.

Sounds glorious! Many great pairings here.
Super fuzz war: spent a little time with the dipswitches... extremely versatile! It really is a great fuzz, the sound is so mean and fat, and the booster densifies the fuzz in the best way.
The only concern is that "fizz" sound you get when using the boost on its own. No dipswitch will make it go away, it's just there. The fizz is not heard when boost is used in addition to the fuzz of course, and it also disappears when paired with pedals that smooth out the sound (like the WV for instance). Otherwise you get a nasty lofi boost, quite appealing, but this thing cant be used as a standard boost for your overdrive without adding that lofi fizz... The 88 before the super fuzz war is insane...
I think I'm done with it for a while, I must resist the urge to replace the holy grail with an astronaut verb...

Dope. I've lusted after most of these pedals. Pretty jealous man.