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TC polytune, Seymour Duncan pickup booster, Catalinbread DSL mk1 (the main overdrive), $25 Klon (does a pretty convincing job!), JB/Fuzzie bro tube screamer, EHX nano Muff (the bit i'm not sure of, probably need to get my Fuzzgod back off JB), Ibanez Gilbert Flange/ whooshy noise box, EHX nano reverb, MXR phase 90 eddie van dooshbag phaser, BOSS! Super chorus ( the Roses require an 80's chorus and this does not let me down), TC prophet delay because delay for me is an ocilating noise.
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Oh dear, it's silly noises time again. :roll:
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NO BLOOD DRIVE

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Slowy wrote:
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Oh dear, it's silly noises time again. :roll:
Nice lookin board Slowy, some of my faves on there.

Are you a Gilmour fan by chance?
Nothing to see here.

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Miza wrote:
Slowy wrote:
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Oh dear, it's silly noises time again. :roll:
Nice lookin board Slowy, some of my faves on there.

Are you a Gilmour fan by chance?
What tipped you off? :rofl:
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Nice one Bruce! You should try the compressor after your fuzz and OD :)
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Apologies for the blinding photo.
I think a couple people on here are using an MS3. I've spent the last few weeks tweaking mine and programming in my set, have to say I'm pretty happy with it. Managed to strip down the board a bit as a result. Hoping to fill some of the new room with a wireless unit then maybe a vocal harmony pedal.

Couldn't bring myself to take the Sassy drive off the board even though I shifted two much flasher drive pedals, too much sentimental value I guess. Any Big Lez Show fans on the forum?

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Jake wrote:Any Big Lez Show fans on the forum?
Fuckin oath mate

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Jake wrote:Image

Apologies for the blinding photo.
I think a couple people on here are using an MS3. I've spent the last few weeks tweaking mine and programming in my set, have to say I'm pretty happy with it. Managed to strip down the board a bit as a result. Hoping to fill some of the new room with a wireless unit then maybe a vocal harmony pedal.

Couldn't bring myself to take the Sassy drive off the board even though I shifted two much flasher drive pedals, too much sentimental value I guess. Any Big Lez Show fans on the forum?
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Cash in hand mate, what board is that???
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I actually met the creator, Jarrad Wright, a couple of years back. Hilarious dude as you can imagine, I got him to sign the Sassy drive.

Bringing this thread even further off topic, did you guys know that someone is making a videogame for TBLS? https://thebiglezvideogame.itch.io/the- ... sland-beta

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Holy fuckin WINNAR
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Well it wasn't supposed to happen, but got the disease again... this is a dual purpose board for bass and guitar.

I'm really impressed with the new Rockboards, have had the old model which was just like a pedaltrain before (have owned 6 or 7 pedaltrains too...), but this is a much smarter design, heaps of spaces to route cables through and a central cable management section underneath as well is VERY nice.

It's all powered by a Rockboard Power XL (Second one I've owned... but I was aiming at a budget build, it's battery powered and charged via usb, two outputs totalling 2A) and all the pedals are connected with the Boss solder less cabling kits I got off Kloppsta :)

Quite a few cheap pedals on there and I have to say they're all pretty awesome, the Caline's were < $30!

Signal flow is Wah -> Mooer Tender Octaver MKII -> Caline Orange Burst (BB Preamp) -> Caline Pure Sky (Timmy) -> Blackout Effectors Seriously Special Twosome -> Boss TU-3 -> Keeley GC-2 Compressor -> Joyo Analog Delay -> Joyo American (VT Blonde, using as a bass preamp for DI / recording)

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Very tidy indeed.
Swap the compressor and tuner around - zero noise and you can use it as an effect with delays.
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