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Stock, the noise is pretty awful!!! Hisssssss!!!!!!!!
Basically, we did the Monte Allums Mod with Burr Brown OPA 2134PA chips.
Pedalboard For One, Please:
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Stock, the noise is pretty awful!!! Hisssssss!!!!!!!!
Basically, we did the Monte Allums Mod with Burr Brown OPA 2134PA chips.
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Made a few changes....swapped on some pancake cable ends....
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Ok, so I had some noise issues, even with ground lift, but I was setup in a corner next to a lot of cable runs.
eSGEe
Ferengi Ambassador of Trade
I have 2 pedal "boards
this one
and this one
not exaggerating at least 1 million tones possible between the 2
both can be used as an effects board alone or with amp models/sim and cab sims .......
and loopers and drum machines.....
The Ampero is 11 years newer -- smaller higher processing power and sounds better (tbth through studio monitors)
and the Line 6 sounds better into the effects loop of an amp -- so --- WIN WIN
this one
and this one
not exaggerating at least 1 million tones possible between the 2
both can be used as an effects board alone or with amp models/sim and cab sims .......
and loopers and drum machines.....
The Ampero is 11 years newer -- smaller higher processing power and sounds better (tbth through studio monitors)
and the Line 6 sounds better into the effects loop of an amp -- so --- WIN WIN
Jethro Rocker
Ambassador of Live & Loud Action
Pedalboard for one. Sort of.
For short shows with limited setup time, such as the telethon thing that we will likely do again, it seems that even a small pedalboard with a multitude of small pedals is kind of a pain.
While one doesn't NEED all the effects, one of our songs does start with a delay and to add a little slapback amd some reverb for solos and, in some cases, acoistic sim is nice which I have ONLY in my Zoom G3s.
So I finally got a Zoom multipedal MS50. The only sort of issue I have with it isto move between effects or patches of effects one must reach down, push a knob, roll it and push again. Not so convenient.
That said, I have a patch w reverb, chorus amd acoustic sim, one for just chorus, flanger, suboctave,nthe delay etc. Just run in loop.
Even has a tuner you activate by holding footswitch down. I think it will be super nice to just take that for simple little shows or maybe that with wah and wireless.
Done. Simple yet effective.
For short shows with limited setup time, such as the telethon thing that we will likely do again, it seems that even a small pedalboard with a multitude of small pedals is kind of a pain.
While one doesn't NEED all the effects, one of our songs does start with a delay and to add a little slapback amd some reverb for solos and, in some cases, acoistic sim is nice which I have ONLY in my Zoom G3s.
So I finally got a Zoom multipedal MS50. The only sort of issue I have with it isto move between effects or patches of effects one must reach down, push a knob, roll it and push again. Not so convenient.
That said, I have a patch w reverb, chorus amd acoustic sim, one for just chorus, flanger, suboctave,nthe delay etc. Just run in loop.
Even has a tuner you activate by holding footswitch down. I think it will be super nice to just take that for simple little shows or maybe that with wah and wireless.
Done. Simple yet effective.
OP
Overkill....but sounds good.
Jethro Rocker
Ambassador of Live & Loud Action
That Temple board looks great! I was thinking about those when I got the Voodoo lab ones. Temple are made in a small city right here, almost a suburb of Saskatoon!
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I needed a bigger board to be able to have all my FX (including my Wah) in one place. @RobV donated the board. Great Canuck quality!!!!
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