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goroth wrote:Looks like a Fjord Fuzz Embla.

this is correct!

been trying to simplify/downsize.

current:
Supa MKI (been swapping this out with a Virus depending on how much high end I want...the Virus just sound so great with humbuckers) >
CLang! >
MXR reverb w/ exp >
model feT>
polychrome flange >
sonar trem >
ibanez AD mini

i threw a stomping stones sticker on the polychrome 'cause i can't stand the art on it

i tried a keeley eccos for a bit too....it's really great but still can't beat the ibanez for me.

hawt

I love you

Kinda derpy looking but does the trick.

Elevenstrings! Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time.

Hexe and Miku and Boomerang - the most triumphant. Would like to get Miku one day... I remember price around 120$ when they were new, and now it's like from 350-400$ and up lol. Does someone really buys that shiet for that price lol... Anyways, most excellent board elevenstrings \m/

Lots of looping there, looks like loads of giddiness. Curious what you do with it. What's the pedal with the skeleton face?

Pretty sure it’s a SS/BS Team Awesome Fuzz Machine

goroth wrote:Elevenstrings! Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time.

haha... haven't really picked up many pedals and my board hasn't really changed. But hey there goroth!

Monarch wrote:Hexe and Miku and Boomerang - the most triumphant. Would like to get Miku one day... I remember price around 120$ when they were new, and now it's like from 350-400$ and up lol. Does someone really buys that shiet for that price lol... Anyways, most excellent board elevenstrings \m/

thanks! no idea that's what they go for now.

manymanyhaha wrote:Lots of looping there, looks like loads of giddiness. Curious what you do with it. What's the pedal with the skeleton face?

you can get an idea of what the board sounds like here: https://jeanbaudin.bandcamp.com

though, right now I'm working on a soundtrack for an indie game. and as goroth said it's a ss/bs tafm.

elevenstrings wrote:

Kinda derpy looking but does the trick.

Disarm D'arcy wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VHgxHKReUQ

Glad to repost this after 2 years, haven't made a change to the pedalboard setup since then.

Actually did make some changes this summer. Downsized to a metro max for more portability so I can bike to the rehearsal space now. It looks like this now:



This way I can carry it on my folding trailer with my also folding bike, which makes avoiding Friday night massive city traffic super easy. This transport is now referred to as the "dweebery machine", thanks to the ILFEU gang



Nowadays, the setup at the space looks like this. I also keep my Bass VI there.

Disarm D'arcy wrote:

how you like the telenordia? effectrode?

elevenstrings wrote:

what's the smurf pedal?

alexsga wrote: what's the smurf pedal?

bypass loop. miku, bit commander, tafm, nirvanana and revovler are in the loop before the volume pedal

after volume is blooper, h9 (now signal is in stereo), timeline, mobius, big sky, boomerang. other ernie ball is dual expression with one output going to h9 and the other to tl, mobius, bs via expressionator.

Spent last week on this simple color coordinated board for maximum early-grunge vibes.



Signal chain is Virus (mode 3, lowest gain for sputter-y starved sounds which becomes a fat overdrive when i hit the bias switch) --> Haxan for bright distortion (left switch almost always on) --> Caprid for "wall of gain" muff duties --> Feber mainly for tremolo+freq shifting, and some occasional phasing --> CT5 as a metallic sort of reverb (set as pictured, no shift, short length, mid feedback) --> Young Hearts for delay and oscillations

I love how the 3 gain pedals interact with each other. It just lacks a white flanger/chorus and some space, as the pedals are too close to each other. I might put them all on the slightly bigger board to solve this issue (and add a tuner), and leave this small one for the home setup.