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tommasters wrote:Oh shit is this the beginning of.... small boards?
Glad you like the boxidizer I already have sellers remorse

ahahah well my main band board is still your old pedaltrain pro, this is just something different for a different project, but it's a lot of fun, i honestly can't think of anything i would need to add to it.
the boxidizer is exactly what I was hoping for really, just makes for a really inspiring base tone, tons of bass on tap, treble never gets too harsh, gain boost is neat too.
it's a niche sound, probably not for everyone but they definitely nailed it. I'm gonna pick up a rusty box as soon as i can for bass.

That flanger clone is fucking sick!! Who made that for you?

retinal orbita wrote:That flanger clone is fucking sick!! Who made that for you?

an ILFer made it for me, ianmarks. It sounds amazing and he's a really great guy to deal with

That's awesome. I like the graphic. I wish I had a pedal with a hummingbird on it.....

I already have a tremolo.... but no hummingbird......

Gracehoper wrote:So I took a photo when I had all my pedals in one place. Not technically my board, just a bunch of pedals...

loooooooooot.

crap. i kind of want to play with a Terminal and Pitch Bay now. it was too loud at NAMM for me to get much out of them.

they have them at the local Lovie Lovie Pedalboard Store near me i think. might go check one out today.

monkeydancer wrote:That's why I got mine. I knew it could be used for tasteful interesting sounds but all I ever did was pretend to be Tom Morello because it's so goddamned fun. Might get one again with zero pretense of wanting to do anything else.

that said...
ive been wanting a pitchfactor for such a long time...

Hahahaha.... a guy in my band has one of those Boss pitchshifters.... it does wear on you!!

JohnnyC wrote:




that said...
ive been wanting a pitchfactor for such a long time...

b-but muh Autolux

retinal orbita wrote:Hahahaha.... a guy in my band has one of those Boss pitchshifters.... it does wear on you!!

Again, subtlety is key.

I just went back to using a whammy a few weeks ago and I'm already thinking of ditching it. There are a few interesting ways I've used it but I'm not sure it's the best use of pedalboard real estate or of my time trying to make it useful. It certainly is fun but maybe I'll give it a few more weeks...or just rip it off tomorrow

I don't think I could ever get behind using a Whammy for that reason.
They're so big and unwieldy.
Cool effect, but I like making arbitrary decisions about pedals being too big.

Seems like fun to play with, though.

I have 3 Moog pedals and if I ditch the whammy it'll probably be to put a 4th on there (my MuRF)....so I've got some sort of issue about filling my board with huge pedals for some reason.

Whammy is fucking awesome. Get your lightning bolt, your rage against the machine, and your radiohead on.

PetZounds wrote:They're so big and unwieldy.

Seems like fun to play with, though.

TW...SS?

D.o.S. wrote:Whammy is fucking awesome. Get your lightning bolt, your rage against the machine, and your radiohead on.

Definitely not dissing the whammy, just the size.

theavondon wrote:

PetZounds wrote:They're so big and unwieldy.

Seems like fun to play with, though.

TW...SS?

You know, it's funny, because she really did say that.
Just the other day, in fact.


...about the digitech whammy...