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Cody_Pole wrote:I was diggin the low fi mode!

How does the TL lo-fi compare to the Line 6 M9 lo-fi mode?

Hello all, its my first post here... although I literally just made it through the 547th page of boards over a 4 day span. Really awesome stuff guys.



Ernie Ball Volume Pedal-> EHX Holy Grail-> EHX POG-> Sovtek Tall Font Green Muff-> DOD DFX9 (modded to put the trim pots on the outside)-> RC20XL-> Malekko 616.

This is my main board. It has stayed pretty much the same for about two months now, although I haven't gotten a chance to play with it for more than an hour at a time. I do ambient black metal/noise stuff and this nails it down pretty well. Not entirely convinced with my RC20XL, but it is getting the job done.

The only things to be added at this point: 5 loop true bypass looper- Adding this so I dont have to tap-dance when I play solo live. Lava cables: If you couldn't tell in the picture my cables are haggard as hell. Just ordered a kit from LC to fix that. Boss DD7 will either replace the Malekko 616 at the end or go after. I plan on using it for looping initial basic rhythms before the RC20XL picks up the longer more complex loops, as well as using the stereo feature to biamp both into my guitar rig (Peavey Rock Master 120w Head + Peavey 4x12") and my bass rig (Acoustic b200h + Ampeg 1x15). The Peavey is set up with a nice overdrive, so everything sounds a little sunburnt going in, while the bass rig sounds pristine...

I've been tinkering and toying with this board for about 6 months now in various incarnations. It seems that this configuration is turning out to be the easiest and most diverse of the bunch that I created beforehand.

skullservant wrote:Hello all, its my first post here... although I literally just made it through the 547th page of boards over a 4 day span. Really awesome stuff guys.



Ernie Ball Volume Pedal-> EHX Holy Grail-> EHX POG-> Sovtek Tall Font Green Muff-> DOD DFX9 (modded to put the trim pots on the outside)-> RC20XL-> Malekko 616.

This is my main board. It has stayed pretty much the same for about two months now, although I haven't gotten a chance to play with it for more than an hour at a time. I do ambient black metal/noise stuff and this nails it down pretty well. Not entirely convinced with my RC20XL, but it is getting the job done.

The only things to be added at this point: 5 loop true bypass looper- Adding this so I dont have to tap-dance when I play solo live. Lava cables: If you couldn't tell in the picture my cables are haggard as hell. Just ordered a kit from LC to fix that. Boss DD7 will either replace the Malekko 616 at the end or go after. I plan on using it for looping initial basic rhythms before the RC20XL picks up the longer more complex loops, as well as using the stereo feature to biamp both into my guitar rig (Peavey Rock Master 120w Head + Peavey 4x12") and my bass rig (Acoustic b200h + Ampeg 1x15). The Peavey is set up with a nice overdrive, so everything sounds a little sunburnt going in, while the bass rig sounds pristine...

I've been tinkering and toying with this board for about 6 months now in various incarnations. It seems that this configuration is turning out to be the easiest and most diverse of the bunch that I created beforehand.

Welcome. Youll find we operate a little differently than DFFD buuuuuut if you can hang with that and embrace it youll find this a fun and rewarding place to post. Why not head over to the introductions thread in the general forum and introduce yourself? Also its always great to have noisy peeps! SERVE THE SKULL. SKULL THE DOZE. BLOOD OF THE EARTH. FUZZ IS THE BASTARD.

I'm down with the fuzz man! Thanks for the warm welcome. TOTAL SKULL SERVITUDE!

welcome, skullservant. reverb before fuzz? delays both before and after a looper? you'll get along nicely here. cheers!

It's very messy, as always, but here's my current setup.

Zounds Perspex wrote:welcome, skullservant. reverb before fuzz? delays both before and after a looper? you'll get along nicely here. cheers!

Haha thanks man! Glad to hear

colin wrote:It's very messy, as always, but here's my current setup.

this is fucking sweet

colin wrote:It's very messy, as always, but here's my current setup.

Very nice.

^ Colin, that is awesome.
What is the MTL.ASS. red pedal?

wsas3 wrote:Yeah thats sexy

Thanks, almost all silver and black.

Yeah, that's a sexy half circle of superbness.

sylnau wrote:^ Colin, that is awesome.
What is the MTL.ASS. red pedal?

C. A. Ring Mod

colin wrote:

sylnau wrote:^ Colin, that is awesome.
What is the MTL.ASS. red pedal?

C. A. Ring Mod

White Fritter?

skullservant wrote:Hello all, its my first post here... although I literally just made it through the 547th page of boards over a 4 day span. Really awesome stuff guys.



Ernie Ball Volume Pedal-> EHX Holy Grail-> EHX POG-> Sovtek Tall Font Green Muff-> DOD DFX9 (modded to put the trim pots on the outside)-> RC20XL-> Malekko 616.

This is my main board. It has stayed pretty much the same for about two months now, although I haven't gotten a chance to play with it for more than an hour at a time. I do ambient black metal/noise stuff and this nails it down pretty well. Not entirely convinced with my RC20XL, but it is getting the job done.

The only things to be added at this point: 5 loop true bypass looper- Adding this so I dont have to tap-dance when I play solo live. Lava cables: If you couldn't tell in the picture my cables are haggard as hell. Just ordered a kit from LC to fix that. Boss DD7 will either replace the Malekko 616 at the end or go after. I plan on using it for looping initial basic rhythms before the RC20XL picks up the longer more complex loops, as well as using the stereo feature to biamp both into my guitar rig (Peavey Rock Master 120w Head + Peavey 4x12") and my bass rig (Acoustic b200h + Ampeg 1x15). The Peavey is set up with a nice overdrive, so everything sounds a little sunburnt going in, while the bass rig sounds pristine...

I've been tinkering and toying with this board for about 6 months now in various incarnations. It seems that this configuration is turning out to be the easiest and most diverse of the bunch that I created beforehand.

totally in love with this. where can we hear some of your music?