What’s on ya board

I need to get some more pics.
Suffice to say, for a small jam board, I use a mini wah, PC Polytune and the Zoom multi stomp. It covers whatever I "need" plus way more on the smallest board I can do.
That wah and sometimes tuner then go on my second smallest board for small stage venues.
This is second board. Zoom G3 has built in tuner plus more EQs etc
I have since moved G30 wireless to front side of board ro add a tuner.


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I have posted the large board before. Terrible picture, I rook with the.. um... tablet...

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Does this count?
A pair of these JBL towers…
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Pushed by this 2100 watt amp…
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Those JBLs sit on top of a pair of 18 inch subs…
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Pushed by one of these @ around 400 watts…
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…but, in all honesty, this rig doesn’t get much exercise over the monitors these days…
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Most miss the boat on input buffer and output buffer and true bypass in-between
My signal chain Friedman buffer bay first Radial JX-2 Pro last adjustable line level with buffer zero tone suck
note the Ibanez bi stage phaser and yamaha chorus are now wired true bypass and the Klon KTR has a switch to bypass the buffer.


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Here's my current pedal board. It's my practice rig that I play several different genres music through. It has low noise and no tone loss....that I can tell.

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I have 3 new pedals from a pedal company named "Does it Doom?." Pedals Archives - Does It Doom?
The Doomsaw pedal is a one knob variation of the Boss Heavy Metal.
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The Walpurgis is a Black Sabbath in a box pedal. A one knob variation of a Sabbra Cadabra type pedal without the noise. The Sabbathi is massively heavy one knob fuzz pedal with tones like the Boss FZ-2.
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I am very impressed with this pedal company. I haven't wanted to buy any pedals since I bought these three.
 
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EDIT......after stubbing my toe again on that 3 row I felt it wasn't worth the floor space in my office just to add the Compressor so back to old faithful.....
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BAT Son Of Pharaoh>Critter CFR (Klone)>WFRI RAT>Flex Drive>Tuner>Belle Epoch Dlx>CS-550>front of both amps & loops DD-7>R1>MXR M159 Pan/Trem
 
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jjudas said:
Here's my current pedal board. It's my practice rig that I play several different genres music through. It has low noise and no tone loss....that I can tell.

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I have 3 new pedals from a pedal company named "Does it Doom?." Pedals Archives - Does It Doom?
The Doomsaw pedal is a one knob variation of the Boss Heavy Metal.
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The Walpurgis is a Black Sabbath in a box pedal. A one knob variation of a Sabbra Cadabra type pedal without the noise. The Sabbathi is massively heavy one knob fuzz pedal with tones like the Boss FZ-2.
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I am very impressed with this pedal company. I haven't wanted to buy any pedals since I bought these three.
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Had to google the association between Black Sabbath and Walpurgis. I never knew that it was the original version of War Pigs. I always associate it musically with Procol Harum. Is it strictly a pedal for Sabbath sounds, or does it do a bit more?

BTW, Sankt Walpurgis Nacht is this Saturday. Good night for a bonfire.
 
SG John said:
Had to google the association between Black Sabbath and Walpurgis. I never knew that it was the original version of War Pigs. I always associate it musically with Procol Harum. Is it strictly a pedal for Sabbath sounds, or does it do a bit more?

BTW, Sankt Walpurgis Nacht is this Saturday. Good night for a bonfire.
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Hey John, The Walpurgis pedal is definitely designed for Sabbath sounds. The pedal description on their website says, "Featuring an internal 36V of headroom for authentic tube-like tone and response, the Walpurgis is a JFET based emulation of the preamp section of a late ‘60s Laney Supergroup amplifier with the Worship Knob controlling the wet / dry blend of a modified Dallas Rangemaster boost."
It does Black Sabbath sounds very well but I do not use it for anything else.
 
SG John said:
Had to google the association between Black Sabbath and Walpurgis. I never knew that it was the original version of War Pigs. I always associate it musically with Procol Harum. Is it strictly a pedal for Sabbath sounds, or does it do a bit more?

BTW, Sankt Walpurgis Nacht is this Saturday. Good night for a bonfire.
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John,

I had to Google Sankt Walpurgis as I didn't know who it was, even though I am of Germanic heritage.
 
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