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qersty wrote:that superdelay is shmexy!

I really like it!! Never tried the Echosystem.

How's that Parallax sound w/ the new Maestro?

Chankgeez wrote:How's that Parallax sound w/ the new Maestro?

They are both really different... the Comet Chorus can get in the trem territory, but it's is still has the chorus thick coloration. The Parallax has a great phaser that you can add to the trem. I like to use them stack to get out of sync weird sound. I love them both. I have a lot of fun with that board.

sylnau wrote: I like to use them stack to get out of sync weird sound.

That's what I was hoping to hear.

Now the signal goes into the middle Beebo, which splits it right and left.

The left hand stand splits again into the Katana and Ampeg bass combo (under the Blackstar).

The right hand stand splits into Fender 50XL and Blackstar ID:Core 20

It's utterly daft but it's keeping me amused.

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I see the image and it is glorious.

It's good to see the music stands back. It was only a matter of time before the beebo's & xoias appeared on the stands. I commend you for the bi-amping. I bet is it is fantastic to sit in the stereo sweet spot of that room and just hit a note with some nice stereo effects going on.

I could get lost in that room for a few days....

Small change, got a phat phukB it's rad, also running 2 phatphuks gets you into that DBA interstellaroverdriver /DEFX KP type sounds

so sick. is that a Taurus Dexter + Moog Trem?

also your profile pic is super

Thanks! yes but it's moog term + dexter, the term goes to the aby box that splits the signal to bass side and guitar side sound wise.

Yeah I was in a mood when I chose that avatar, it is a very sad any lonely bear pict.. I'll change it to a more upbeat one.

This hybrid approach is fun, especially for my drumming, but programming all of this is a lot more labor intensive than I ever considered. Maybe when I am done all of these countless hours it will have taken to get there will feel worth it?

So many buttons and knobs and more buttons!

manymanyhaha wrote:This hybrid approach is fun, especially for my drumming, but programming all of this is a lot more labor intensive than I ever considered. Maybe when I am done all of these countless hours it will have taken to get there will feel worth it?

Doubt it, but it sure looks cool AF