What do you think of the Tone Monster? I've got the DemonFX one on the way, the real deal sounds really great so kinda excited for this!borge wrote: ↑Thu Sep 12, 2024 10:56 am Digitech polyphonic tuner > Meris Enzo Synth > Boss OD200 overdrive > Input of LY Rock Tone monster (DSM & Humboldt Simplifier clone), send of Lyrock > GFI Synesthesia > Source Audio Nemesis Delay > Source Audio Ventris Delay > Hologram Microcosm > input of 4 channel headphone amp. From there one output goes to an amp, another output goes into the LY Rock return to drive the cab sim DI outs. Mosky ISO 10 for pedal power. The morningstar controls everything except the amp sim & tuner
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It sounds great and is super versatile. I believe it's the most versatile amp in a box in terms of routing & IO. It's hard to find something that'll give a stereo cab sim DI signal to a PA/interface while still giving a non cab-sim signal for guitar amp/s. There was something happening in the upper mids on clean tones that became tiresome but that may have been the speakers.
I've since put FRFR speakers (Celestion F12-X200) in my cabs so no need for a non cab sim signal, and replaced the tone monster with a Walrus audio ACS1 so I can have different amp models on left & right. Being able to turn off the amp & cab sim when using synth sounds is a game changer.
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Bit of wiring going on today, added the RV-200 and got all the stereo effects in the loop of the Simplifier clone, liking it!
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Holy shit, respect Jb!
I get to 7 and I'm fretting there's too many.
Do you get much tone suck compared to bypassing it to the amp?
I get to 7 and I'm fretting there's too many.
Do you get much tone suck compared to bypassing it to the amp?
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Good power, good cables, good buffers, don't notice any tone suck or volume drop, but if there was I wouldn't be concerned as I really like the sound that comes out the amps
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Holy shit Jeremy! I'm sure your rig has just about doubled!
How do you find the simplifier? I tried it, along with the Strymon Iridium and the UA Ruby and though the Simplifer fell quite short. But I've heard clips of it sounds amazing online, so I'm slightly confused by why I couldn't make it sound good. I've had a couple of the tech21 pedals and felt like they were up there with the simplifier.
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Its been this kinda size for a while just haven't been posting pics muchrickenbackerkid wrote: ↑Sun Nov 17, 2024 8:03 pmHoly shit Jeremy! I'm sure your rig has just about doubled!
How do you find the simplifier? I tried it, along with the Strymon Iridium and the UA Ruby and though the Simplifer fell quite short. But I've heard clips of it sounds amazing online, so I'm slightly confused by why I couldn't make it sound good. I've had a couple of the tech21 pedals and felt like they were up there with the simplifier.
I only got the simplifier clone on friday, have only briefly tried it thru headphones, which was my intended use for it so I can do quiet practice with my whole pedalboard, the very brief playing I've done so far made me smile, will try it into my interface and see how it sounds thru my monitors, could be a nice recording setup if it sounds good, I'm already gassing for one of their newer and fancier models
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Had to pack away my amps & pedalboard to make space for the annual Christmas tree. Whilst on one hand that’s a PITA, it does give me an opportunity to see if I have the combination of pedals on the board that I want
Just back from Bunnings, will re-velcro whatever makes it on and some cable ties to tidy up underneath. Should be a nice little weekend project
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Problem solved!MiniForklift wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2024 11:23 am Had to pack away my amps & pedalboard to make space for the annual Christmas tree. Whilst on one hand that’s a PITA, it does give me an opportunity to see if I have the combination of pedals on the board that I want
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I love building pedalboards, being Dan from The Gigrig / TPS is pretty much my dream job right now.MiniForklift wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2024 11:23 am Had to pack away my amps & pedalboard to make space for the annual Christmas tree. Whilst on one hand that’s a PITA, it does give me an opportunity to see if I have the combination of pedals on the board that I want
Just back from Bunnings, will re-velcro whatever makes it on and some cable ties to tidy up underneath. Should be a nice little weekend project
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Didn’t take me that long TBH. I now have a board with a nice tidy undercarriage and where nothing will fall off
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Watched him redoing Robben Ford’s pedalboard a few days ago, now that’s what you call attention to detail and having passion for your job
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With those two you pretty much have a King Of Tone! Do you use them together?MiniForklift wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2024 12:19 pm Didn’t take me that long TBH. I now have a board with a nice tidy undercarriage and where nothing will fall off
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I use the POT just as a low/med gain to put some hair on my cleans, then step on the DOT for my gain/lead. So yeah, for the higher gain stuff I’m using both
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Here’s what my board has looked like in 2024. Hasn’t changed much in terms of what pedals I’ve been using over the past few years, but I did try running them through a RJM PBC6x for maybe 18 months/2 years. I took that off about six months ago and just went back to everything in series though.
Also featured is one of the more risky guitar stands for Gibsons… plus side is it’s available wherever you’re playing if you’re up for rolling the dice.
Also featured is one of the more risky guitar stands for Gibsons… plus side is it’s available wherever you’re playing if you’re up for rolling the dice.
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