odontophobia wrote:yeah, holy fucking fuck. daaaaa mother load on that. and it's all so neatly organized. i can't take it.
HorseyBoy wrote:^ Fuck me. Just when I was getting my breath back from the all Lovetone board, elevenstrings does THAT…
Thanks again, guys.
Ro_S wrote:That's very, er, aesthetically uniform.
Are pedal dimensions an important criterion?
I think you need a Fuzz Face in there.
Haha… sorry no fuzz faces.
The idea behind the middle row is to be like a modular synthesizer, all 125Bs that I can quickly swap in and out leaving the cabling, power and other pedals in place. The DT Sr. is taking exactly two spots. The Revolver is an exception and unfortunately the only thing with side jacks. There’s a send/return on the back of the pedalboard that expands this back to my old board - that signal is fed both before this board and post-modulation, pre-stereo - still working on that one but has stuff like Infanem Second Voice, SubDecay OctaSynth, ss/bs TAFM, Blarg, POG2, Boss SL-20, EQD Hummingbird, Expressionator etc. - I'll post them together when it's finished.
This board also has an expression jack on the left side with room for an expressionator internally.
rustywire wrote:11...That board has everything, but where do you keep the roadies?
Do you even lift?
Also
w/the others
It's surprisingly only about 4" wider (TWSS) than a PT-PRO. The trick was having the boomerang stuff on a sub-level and bringing the 2nd Tier lip to hang over it so pretty much all those pedals can be turned on and off without lifting my foot.
blanket wrote:How does Raptio's momentary glitch function compare to that of the Revolver?
Also,
I answered this on TGP but the Raptio is a like simple version of Mode 1 on the Revolver. The Revolver's sample capture can go much smaller/wider and it also has a bunch or random modes, so having both (+ the possessed) works pretty well. With the Raptio you only change the speed of the repeats, you can't change the sample length that is captured.
Chankgeez wrote:Yeah, I heard a rumor that elevenstrings needs at least two pedals for every string on his bass.
Bellyheart wrote:what's the one with the all so famous wave? Also is that a refinished raptio?
tjlong wrote:is that a dimehead pll next to the timeline?
the controller, is it a DMC6 and how did you get that kanagawa wave graphic on it? doesnt look like an etch.
Yep, that's a Dimehead PLL - amazing pedal with limitless weird sounds.
The Kanagawa Wave pedal is a Disaster Area DMC-6, etched by Danny W -
http://dwetching.carbonmade.comIt's a hacked empty boomerang enclosure with a new aluminum top that Custom District put on, sent it to Danny to have etched, then sent to Matthew at Disaster Area to put the guts in. It's the 6D with the expander built-in. I think this is one of Danny’s best etches - he is getting down to a fine art.
The Raptio was also etched and rehoused by Danny.
MightyMiloQuinn wrote:I feel like the two EQD pedals are straying a bit too far from the color scheme. Time for a rehouse!
In all seriousness: amazing!
I might have to do something about all those colorful pedals!
WOW...that almost looks too nice to stomp on
