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rustywire wrote:

Memphis Duo-Sonic clone > '69 > HP > Goodbye24 > Resonator > Dual TB loop > Selmer TNB 50mk2 set loud & gritty

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LoFi & MidFi ass-kickery

that is incredibly well arranged. pedal feng shui!

:hailz top-mounted jacks:

Thanks guys I'm really happy with my setup currently. A few more pedals I would like to try here and there, but it feels pretty solid right now. Which means that I'm going to start looking at amps now

Baxandall wrote:

t-rey wrote:Board on the left into Ampeg GVT15h. Board on the right into Blackstar HT5

Damn T-Rey That is so awesome!

Turn all the dirt on at once!

Surrounded

ateah wrote:Surrounded

Perfect little jam spot.

Sigh I would have had a pedal shelf.

Stupid GAS.

t-rey wrote:Thanks guys I'm really happy with my setup currently. A few more pedals I would like to try here and there, but it feels pretty solid right now. Which means that I'm going to start looking at amps now

Man this is all too familiar. When I was using a 100w SF Fender circuit, my eye began to wander for a British compliment, to potentially have a dual amp setup with American cleans & British crunch. Then came GAS for the 50w Selmer that I currently use, which replaced the Fender altogether.

The transition from a 100w ss-rectified, MV clean platform to a 50w tube-rectified, non-master gritty platform was a game changer for me.
But that meant a major shakeup of my knobby box preciouses; the dirt pedz in particular.
Suddenly FuzzFace circuits became usable and made sense. And just like that, I was reconsidering every dirt pedal I'd sold/traded due to it clashing in the Fender-amp rig.

It was a major production, but worth it in the end.

So yeah, good luck.

ateah wrote:Surrounded

skullservant did an awesome mod to the epi jr amp i have in my living room - master volume, so you can crank the amp but keep the volume down. thought i'd share if you're interested & wanna drop him a line!

Awesome stuff from my American trip means board overhaul. I used this setup in recording this a couple days ago
http://wolfcola.bandcamp.com/

tommasters wrote:

Awesome stuff from my American trip means board overhaul. I used this setup in recording this a couple days ago
http://wolfcola.bandcamp.com/

Yes

Umph, I really want that board.

Wolf Cola --Great Always Sunny reference!

tommasters wrote:

Awesome stuff from my American trip means board overhaul. I used this setup in recording this a couple days ago
http://wolfcola.bandcamp.com/

Ooh, what do you think of the Union T&T More? Worth the asking price? I am so intrigued by it without the benefit of having any idea how it is so much more expensive or superior for being a one-knob boost/preamp.

It is really nice yeah. I dunno about it being worth the price or not, to be honest I think a lot of the money is because of the presentation, it's in a box with laser cut font, the pedal is pretty immaculately made and comes with a bandanna and tshirt and the name plate on the pedal is really cool etc

For me it's not about number of knobs or anything but I thought I'd give it a go, I really dislike complicated pedals(like the Bigsky which I still have not explored at all).

It sounds a bit like a Super Hard On but the high notes don't get all hard and ice pick like when you turn it up. It also has about three times the volume that a Super Hard On has which is crazy maybe like a Blowing Up level of loud but clean all the way.

I read somewhere that it was based on a Korg SDD-3000 delay preamp so I guess that might be a good frame of reference. I think it's a little bit like a nicer version of a SHO but theyre completely different circuit wise, I think the SHO boosts everything hence ice pick this is a bit more selective so it boosts everything but to me it still sounds good. I'm very happy with it as like a final version of a pedal that I need for my sounds I'll never need to sell, but I don't know if I'd buy it to see if clean boosts were for me.

greyscales wrote:Wolf Cola --Great Always Sunny reference!

It's the best cola for closure