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i fucking love this build from msl ...had like a 2hr jam last night

my current board

I'm sure it's a cool board, but that's a terrible pic

whoismarykelly wrote:Seriously impressed with the Squareplug SP400 plugs. Rewired my right board with them and managed to fit an extra pedal on the bottom row and a larger pedal in place of a narrow one on the back row. Now back to ReVolvering my ReVolvered ReVolver loops

They're kinda pricey, buf if they're better quality than the cheap shitty generic pancake style jacks I'm using now, they might be just what my newly assembled big board needs...

So they're thinner than regular pancake style plugs, or just thinner than your other/old plugs?

frigid midget wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:Seriously impressed with the Squareplug SP400 plugs. Rewired my right board with them and managed to fit an extra pedal on the bottom row and a larger pedal in place of a narrow one on the back row. Now back to ReVolvering my ReVolvered ReVolver loops

They're kinda pricey, buf if they're better quality than the cheap shitty generic pancake style jacks I'm using now, they might be just what my newly assembled big board needs...

So they're thinner than regular pancake style plugs, or just thinner than your other/old plugs?

They're thinner than a Switchcraft pancake and are more precisely made IMO. But more importantly they are narrower which means you can use them on pedals where the in/out jacks are very close together.

Price-wise they cost about the same as a G&H plug. That may be expensive compared to a dirt cheap pancake but the quality is a lot higher and they go together super fast and easy.

So,this has been my core board for the last 1,5 years.
Something came, something went out, but i always added things before or after this.
Now i'm in a massive "re-build from zero" phase, so i thought to snap a pic of it before i tear everything apart.

Routing is quite simple:
Guitar > POG > CT5 > Big Muff > OCD > Interstellar Overdrive > EQ > Bitquest > Ekko 616 > Polytune > Tape Echo > RC30 > Hiwatt Custom 50

That's awesome. Now I've got GAS for an original POG again.

Dowi wrote:So,this has been my core board for the last 1,5 years.
Something came, something went out, but i always added things before or after this.
Now i'm in a massive "re-build from zero" phase, so i thought to snap a pic of it before i tear everything apart.

Routing is quite simple:
Guitar > POG > CT5 > Big Muff > OCD > Interstellar Overdrive > EQ > Bitquest > Ekko 616 > Polytune > Tape Echo > RC30 > Hiwatt Custom 50

This is flipping awesome, and I too miss my OG POG

Pog into Muff is one of the greatest sound combos ever

The original POG is underrated IMO. Sounds huge on guitar or bass and has a really pleasant overdrive and filtering. It might be my desert island pedal.

Definitely my desert island pedal. It does tons of stuff, from the classic octaver, to the famous organ-sound, to filter, to overdrive and octavefuzzishness if treated properly.
The only annoying thing is that 18v AC power supply and the fact that is huge.

(too bad i've broken almost all of the white selectors by stomping on them)

hbombgraphics wrote: Pog into Muff is one of the greatest sound combos ever

THIS.

this is flipping awesome!

You using flat metal pcs to mount the pedals? Need details

for some reason i can't think of many things cooler than modded big box holy grail reverbs.

Mix on MF-102 is in the correct position.

Hehe, thank you! ^^

The pedals are mounted with what we call Montageband or Klempnerband. Looks like this:



You can cut it to length, tighten it with the screws holding the bottom plates of the pedals and just screw it down on the board. Rocksolid, cheap and easy. All my boards are done like that for years already and I much prefer it over velcro.