Bertotti
Gretschified
Sounds great but not something I need. I use my Triple XXX for high gain it goes way higher than anything I use.
Show us your pedalboard
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Last year I got kinds of carried away and ordered a Schmidt Array board after years of procrastination due to the prices. Irony is, if I’d just done it years ago I woulda saved money on all the cheaper boards that didn’t quite cut it … ah well!
A few pedals have changed since these pics (JHS Fuzz replaced with a Mini Cry Baby, Heavy Hand with a Free The Tone Jasper and the EQD Arrows with a Fulltone Fat Boost) but the basic board setup remains:
I’ve also now set up the Victory V4 Sheriff connected to the ‘boards patch box such that you can 4-cable it to use the amps effects loop - with appropriate effects pre/post both the amps preamp and the Sheriff (in fact, the Sheriff bypasses the amps pre-amp and goes straight in the FX return when it’s engaged) - or just put the whole board up front of the amp for simplicity and the patch-box automatically connects what would be the send/return from the ‘board together so it all ‘just works”.
That was a fun morning, figuring that out …
A few pedals have changed since these pics (JHS Fuzz replaced with a Mini Cry Baby, Heavy Hand with a Free The Tone Jasper and the EQD Arrows with a Fulltone Fat Boost) but the basic board setup remains:
I’ve also now set up the Victory V4 Sheriff connected to the ‘boards patch box such that you can 4-cable it to use the amps effects loop - with appropriate effects pre/post both the amps preamp and the Sheriff (in fact, the Sheriff bypasses the amps pre-amp and goes straight in the FX return when it’s engaged) - or just put the whole board up front of the amp for simplicity and the patch-box automatically connects what would be the send/return from the ‘board together so it all ‘just works”.
That was a fun morning, figuring that out …
I'm currently in the process of building a small pedalboard. With my main band. I currently only use a Jr. Barnyard for my electric guitar, but I plan on building an XLR-Mute for the dpa I use on my electric. So my Board only needs space for two pedals. I thought if I already put in the effort I might build something that doesn't look like anything you can buy off the shelf, so here's the current status quo of my Casino-board:
I love the look of the stained wood with the green felt!
The wooden frame is finger-jointed and angled. I'm still debating with myself whether or not I'm going to add an electrical plug for a music stand light.
I love the look of the stained wood with the green felt!
The wooden frame is finger-jointed and angled. I'm still debating with myself whether or not I'm going to add an electrical plug for a music stand light.
Well, it's finally done:
I cut the Finger-joints by hand, and that took a lot longer than i had anticipated. I also messed up the Poker-Chip jackplates while drilling, but will replace them. If I were to do it again I'd make the board larger, as I barely could fit all the electronics inside. Altogether I'm kinda happy though.
I cut the Finger-joints by hand, and that took a lot longer than i had anticipated. I also messed up the Poker-Chip jackplates while drilling, but will replace them. If I were to do it again I'd make the board larger, as I barely could fit all the electronics inside. Altogether I'm kinda happy though.
Thank you!
