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fever606 wrote:

BoatRich wrote:Side note, this is as compact as I can keep my rig for what my band needs and if anyone has tips of protecting bigger boards from people moshing/stage diving that isn’t play bigger venues that’d be cool.

Just put a row of spikes along the front rail of the PT Jr, ideally at a 45° angle...

I really thought this post was going to end up being about butt plugs.

Zounds Perspex wrote:

I’d like to think I’m done for a while, but it’s likely I’m about to hunt for a smaller filter pedal so I can squeeze a Whammy Ricochet on this thing.

Y u no love fuzz?

That board looks fun though. Bass?

UglyCasanova wrote:

Zounds Perspex wrote:

I’d like to think I’m done for a while, but it’s likely I’m about to hunt for a smaller filter pedal so I can squeeze a Whammy Ricochet on this thing.

Y u no love fuzz?

That board looks fun though. Bass?

Ha, I do love fuzz! The idea is that I’m most likely to pick a fuzz situationally depending on what guitar and amp I’m using, so I’m going to run those to the side on a side board or something. I still haven’t tried quite the right fuzz with my current main guitar/amp combination, but it’s so killer otherwise I can deal.

And naw, this board is for guitar in a sorta MoonDuo/Spacemen 3/Suicide-ish thing.

Board from circa one month ago, now a few things have gone for different needs, but I thought to snap a pic of it because this was the most "complete" I felt with a board in a very long time.

Still dig those stickers.

Beautiful, Dowi!

Dowi wrote:Board from circa one month ago, now a few things have gone for different needs, but I thought to snap a pic of it because this was the most "complete" I felt with a board in a very long time.

This is outstanding!!!!!!!!

visually and sonically, well crafted

That is a beaut.

Eivind August wrote:Still dig those stickers.

Dungus wrote:Beautiful, Dowi!

hbombgraphics wrote: This is outstanding!!!!!!!!

visually and sonically, well crafted

lost in music wrote:That is a beaut.

Thanks folks!
Really happy with it overall, even if i've already started to tear it apart. I'm pretty focused on some sounds i want to achieve to put down a couple tracks for my next project and I'm willing to sacrifice something (INSTANT REGRET).

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My little battery-powered playing-at-home board has reached peak zen.

That Wolf Computer look good!

JM Charcot wrote:It sounds like the kids like to turn the knobs

So far, mine just likes to smash things, but we'll get there

Eivind August wrote:My little battery-powered playing-at-home board has reached peak zen.

What do they call it? Nordic minimalism?
Sooo clean, love it.

Dirt and Delay is all you need!!!!!!!

My Kids when young were also knob turners, although one was also a squirt my juice box into the jack person.

hbombgraphics wrote:squirt my juice box into the jack.