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Sup Moose, welcome to the world. As-is, that's a solid setup of signal chain you've got there, and a great introduction to the thread.
Tremendous range and potential at a very reasonable ticket price. Doing more with less...done right

What kind of guitars & amps are you using to bookend this board?

I have to admit, I didn't use the passive attenuator much at first when I got it (christmas present from the girlfriend). But I've actually found it's really useful having it. I'm half tempted to build something similar into one of my guitar projects, just an instant 50% output or something on a button or switch.

Definitely need more fun things though. Currently looking at analog style delays, a wee bit tempted by some of the Malekko stuff, like their Lofi delay. Don't know much about Malekko mind, don't know a lot of people that use em?

Ampwise I've got one of the first marshall AVT combos for guitar (100 watt), and for bass I've got a Hartke 250 watt head, with a 400 watt 4x10 cab.

Guitars I've got:

-Washburn HB32, real nice mahogany hollowbody with black binding and distressed hardware.

-Crafter Cruiser. Technically it's a beginners guitar, styled like an Ibanez rip off. Originally it was basic HSH with a five way, volume and tone. But then I gutted the pickups out of it, currently it has a Seymour Duncan JB in the bridge (no neck or middle at all), with a momentary killswitch and a push-pull coil split/tap. It might be my first guitar, but fuck me does it rip with a JB in it. Generally tuned to Eb standard.

And then I have two in progress. The first is a Peavey raptor, which I'm currently retrofitting. After some issues (and accidents) with a dremel I've managed to get the neck cavity suitable for the toaster pickup I'm putting in it, and I'm also replacing the bridge with something, no idea what yet. The middle I'm keeping as it is because I really like the stock middle pickup. Switching wise, it's going to be three on/off switches plus one three way switch to select which coils on the humbucker bridge. Tempted to put in a varitone control also!

Plus theres the jag body that's been under my bed for a year. The less asked about that the better...

i couldn't live without having Fuzz on my board…so rejigged…and i have 2 phasers, but the Sibling i use a kind of vibe pedal.

Current setup, subject to some changes upon arrival of a couple of new pedals...

this is gonna be the last PT-1 incarnation of my pedalboard for a while, gonna be moving up to a pt-3 soon so i can put my echorec back on, along with an arpanoid and maybe a trem.

bewatersound wrote:

this is gonna be the last PT-1 incarnation of my pedalboard for a while, gonna be moving up to a pt-3 soon so i can put my echorec back on, along with an arpanoid and maybe a trem.

This looks awesome man! What a great combination of sounds.

NICE

Turbo > Bluebeard sounds so amazing.

What's the switch for on the bluebeard?

Timm Grimm wrote:What's the switch for on the bluebeard?

Tone bypass, its been a free option on newer Bluebeards for a time now

Fuzz_Pi wrote:

Timm Grimm wrote:What's the switch for on the bluebeard?

Tone bypass, its been a free option on newer Bluebeards for a time now

Yup!
In bypassing the tone, it also makes the output waaaaaaay louder.
I usually leave the tone control on though.

PetZounds wrote:

Turbo > Bluebeard sounds so amazing.

love the simplicity of it...and any rat/fuzz combo is sure to be a killer sound!

PetZounds wrote:

Turbo > Bluebeard sounds so amazing.

I see that you're enjoying the RAT! That is a hell of a set up and one I could be super happy with.

samzadgan wrote:love the simplicity of it...and any rat/fuzz combo is sure to be a killer sound!

Thank you!
I also have a Mellowtone Clean Chan/Dirty Chan in front of them.
I want to put the rat and muff in a true bypass loop so I can go from both of them on to clean instantly.

BoatRich wrote:I see that you're enjoying the RAT! That is a hell of a set up and one I could be super happy with.

YES!
It's so awesome, I love it.
Thanks.

Left board for the noise, right board for the fuzz.