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Well we just got a digital camera, so I thought I'd throw up some pics of my pedalboard.... enjoy!
First is the outside, it is a showcase cases pedalboard, the 3 space or "On The Road" model. Built like a tank....
"Showcase Pedal Boards have a number of innovative features.
Panels are constructed of 5-ply Baltic Birch laminated with black mica.
Pedal Board Frame & Panels are mounted on a very low height tray giving great access. (The low end is 1-11/16", high end is 3-9/16" with a min. of 2-3/4" to 1/2" foam in lid)
Pedals can be permanently fastened to the mica side or attached using Velcro®. loop and pile.
As an option, one side of the panel may be covered in carpet allowing the user to fix pedals using Velcro® on the pedal only. Use of Velcro® allows quick changes of pedals as needed.
The Pedal Board is attached to the case by a Positive Spring Clip allowing it to be quickly hinged up or removed. This allows access to the space underneath the board which can be used for placement of power supplies, cables, power strips & storage of small items.
As another option, slots can be cut into the board allowing quick wiring and connections of pedals to power supply or other items under the board."
Next the board open, then the keeley pieces, the Powerscreamer, and a look at the board before my latest upgrades....
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very nice stuff you got there
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I like it a lot, I love having the loop station, I like to be able to jam with myself on off nights, I was actually just doing that, then my parents told me to turn it down, it bummed me off and I left
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dag yo, nice...
niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice
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well the loop station may be going in favor of a new jamman, which has a better sound quality, more space, and the ability to load my tunes onto the comp, then share them.... it is a really sweet piece
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Okay, I've decided, after about two hours of playing with the loops station that if I could only have one OD/Dist pedal it would be the fuzz head...
OMG, I wish I had recording gear to be able to get you all clips, but it is amazing, you can leave the thing on and it is the most touch sensitive pedal ever! It is a tube amp in a box! You can go with the volume a ways down, and get that great 'greasy clean' that is just amazing then go all the way to screaming lead with the flick of a volume control, I absolutely love it......
The tone is really sets it apart, simply indescribable
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nice pedals.
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you could also post this in gear pics(in amps)
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What kind of amp do you have?
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Originally Posted by wesley7777 What kind of amp do you have? I have a Dean Markley Signature Series 120
it is a 120 watt tube amp from the early 80's, 4 space rackmount, 6L6's.... very nice tone
It was actually used by Clapton for a couple years back in the 80's (not THIS amp, but this model)
I had it completely gone over by Bob Burriss of Burriss Engineering (new, better everything) so it sounds flippin' sweet, one channel, which I actually love, b/c I use so many OD pedals that mult. channels don't really serve me.
It runs through a Pacific Woodworks 4x10 cab w/ mojo tone speakers, I'll try to set it all up in the next couple of days and snap a few pics.