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hbombgraphics wrote:flipping dope dude!!!!!

you like the EA at the start?
how you set it up?

Guitar in the input, output to amp. Turn the knobs to taste.
Pretty easy setup.

So you think you're a comedian?

Oh my god, the mutron

Haven't posted anything in a long time but have been trying everything and have settled on this for composing my sci-fi odysseys. Mercury 7, Supatrem 2, Polymoon, looper and BeatBuddy all run in stereo (as does the THR100HD amp I'm using at home) in the loop right to left. Everything else is in front (took me a while to realise the Ottobit Jr sounds miles better there).All Meris pedals use the midi controller and exp pedal. Looper is synced to the BeatBuddy.

MechaGodzilla wrote:It's an ace/d'andrea reissue I found on thomann really cheap about a year ago. Souldier do the same pattern (probably better!). I can't remember what the pattern is called but I also bought the "greenwich" one, which I associate with Clapton and the beatles rooftop gig.

Thank you. I've seen those d'Andrea straps on Thomann and Amazon (the Neil Young one looks cool), but they had some bad reviews. People said they were cheaply made.

cutonio wrote:

MechaGodzilla wrote:It's an ace/d'andrea reissue I found on thomann really cheap about a year ago. Souldier do the same pattern (probably better!). I can't remember what the pattern is called but I also bought the "greenwich" one, which I associate with Clapton and the beatles rooftop gig.

Thank you. I've seen those d'Andrea straps on Thomann and Amazon (the Neil Young one looks cool), but they had some bad reviews. People said they were cheaply made.

Yeah but you know what? So were the old ones! If you want a really good quality, hard wearing strap in the old patterns, go souldier/overdrive/couch. But the reissues are authentically cheap and rubbish compared to the genuine ones from the 60s/70s. In fact, the leather tabs at the ends are much thicker and stronger on the reissues. Anyone complaining about them is kinda missing the point imo

goroth wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:flipping dope dude!!!!!

you like the EA at the start?
how you set it up?

Guitar in the input, output to amp. Turn the knobs to taste.
Pretty easy setup.

Very helpful!

so you plug the guitar in with some type of wire? Where do you get those?

Super simple bass board. The Dirge sees most of the heavy lifting.

tommasters wrote:

Going to Japan made me like effects again.
My big board seems to be most peoples small boards

What are them things on the 720?

that is the only pedal that does NOT look like its wearing clown shoes or somthing so, perfection.

Bon Hoga wrote:

tommasters wrote:

Going to Japan made me like effects again.
My big board seems to be most peoples small boards

What are them things on the 720?

Barefoot buttons. All the rage. Jwar has some cheap that he can etch.
You can get colorful plastic ones too, from mooer and others.

ps. that board is so damn good.

Hey all!

Long time since I've been around....
This is my board for recording at home.

Looking forward to catching up with you fine folks!

Been a good long while since I posted here properly, but here's my board that I've been assembling over the past year or so.
Moved country and left most of my gear behind, intending to pack in the whole playing in bands thing. Thankfully I realised
I was being stupid and I'm now in one of the best bands I've ever been in. I'm very happy!

This is mostly for playing a mix of Indie / Shoegaze. Warmoth Jazzmaster into this and then a Vox AC15.

wow this page got good. been a while since I've seen a Crystal Dagger and always rad to see an original AD4096.

BD-2 users I'm jealous and itching for one.. should I?