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Too proud of this board to just let it go without posting. No fuzz just boost...all set to fuzz. The powerboost is epic and it's huge and it might just be my forever fuzz.

tommasters wrote:Too proud of this board to just let it go without posting. No fuzz just boost...all set to fuzz. The powerboost is epic and it's huge and it might just be my forever fuzz.

18V OF FURY RIGHT???

Writing some doomgaze...

Ragged Trousers wrote:My band's recording an album....

I like your style.

greyscales wrote:

Here's my bass board for a gig next weekend.

For reference, here's my practice board:


As you can see, the essentials are a good overdrive, octave down, and a healthy dose of chorus.

Nice wood.

bewatersound wrote:

SO GOOD

hollowhero wrote:

SO GOOD

ALRIGHT.

SO.

I slimmed down everything from that massive bunch of holy shit that was the football, weeded out some stuff, and now Ive got this:







First off, I knew that the Overdrive and the Rose ssstampede were going on. That combo alone destroyed my muff/hyperion combo as far as maximum HEAVY goes. from there I went with whatever would top load, and what was essential. The boss harmonist is on there for its detune function, so I can use the whammy for whammy things and have detune dedicated to its own pedal since that's the best chorus sound EVAR. The Ibanez delay was and easy choice, with the modulation in it, it functions well as a MBV in a box kind of thing. That paired with the headrush to warm up the sound makes it sound godly. plus the headrush has multiple outs and tap tempo for added versatility. Having the board flanked by the whammy and weeping demon wah rounds out things and makes it perfect for my needs.

Final chain is: whammy>rouge od>ssstampede>harmonist>Ibanez modulation delay> headrush> weeping demon> amp

A little bit of everything in a small space.

That's a sweet board!

Yeah, really really cool board, I love the Ibanez Modulation Delay, so beautiful and so crazy at the same time, the Headrush lends itself very well to stutter effects when you use the looper and hit the play / stop button continuously and obviously the Whammy makes gorgeous glitches as well when you play chords into it, there's a lot of potential in such a small board, great work dude!

Siiick! DML10 bro's represent
That thing is never leaving my board. One of my favourite pedals ever.

Also, you're right, detune chorus is best chorus. I love the shallow setting on the whammy so much.

backwardsvoyager wrote:Siiick! DML10 bro's represent
That thing is never leaving my board. One of my favourite pedals ever.

Also, you're right, detune chorus is best chorus. I love the shallow setting on the whammy so much.

Yeah, always loved detune mode on the whammy. I've never really like traditional chorus ether, but that detune just sounds so right baby. It's like a chorus that's been smacked around a little and broke the right way.

Funny thing about the DML10, I got it without knowing what it did. Got it from a friend for a boss compressor I had, was pleasantly surprised by what it did. It's been my main delay for years.

Tristan wrote:Yeah, really really cool board, I love the Ibanez Modulation Delay, so beautiful and so crazy at the same time, the Headrush lends itself very well to stutter effects when you use the looper and hit the play / stop button continuously and obviously the Whammy makes gorgeous glitches as well when you play chords into it, there's a lot of potential in such a small board, great work dude!

Thanks man!
I admit I don't really fuck with looping on the Headrush too much, but I have done the stutter thing before. I do have a Digitech two second delay I moved off the board that has a dedicated stutter button for glitches. I'd be using that thing if the Headrush wasn't as useful as it is. Probably have to upgrade boards one day to the PT junior to make it fit.

DarkAxel wrote:That's a sweet board!

Thanks man! Gotta admit, in between the Dirge, PT mini and Leopard print whammy, I feel like its finally up to ILF standards.

I like hearing the thought behind the board