JohnHurley
Rock and Roll
Running this into a PRS MT 15 ( Mark Tremonti ) all tube amp. Beautiful clean channel and a high gain growling lead channel.One pedal to switch channels and the green monster. I dont need nothing else for me!
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Running this into a PRS MT 15 ( Mark Tremonti ) all tube amp. Beautiful clean channel and a high gain growling lead channel.One pedal to switch channels and the green monster. I dont need nothing else for me!
CaptainMoto
Blues Voyager
Keeping it simple is a great way to go!
That's what I used to do, then I went down the pedal path and got lost.
That's what I used to do, then I went down the pedal path and got lost.
JohnHurley
Rock and Roll
Mark what about your sonicake thing? I do have one of those but not being used now ...
I also have a very nice looper I need to figure out how to use it.
I also have a very nice looper I need to figure out how to use it.
MarkDyson
Blues Hound Wannabe
It's still on this little nano board. For now I'm trying to get by tone-wise with just what the Quilter can do. My needs are pretty simple.
JohnPeriard
Blues Newbie
Rancid Rumpboogie
Blues Mangler
I have two, both small, one compact, the other tiny, and they can be daisy-chained together. Most of the time I use the larger of the two and most of the time the only pedals that are on are the J Rockett Dude and Xotic EP Booster.
For jams all I take is the tiny one. It is self-powered with its Big Joe Lithium power supply and doesn't take any longer to set up than plugging in a guitar cord and is very unobtrusive on stage. Actually for most jams I don't need anything but my Quilter MicroPro. But if the jam doesn't allow for you to use your own amp, my tiny little board does wonders.
When daisy-chained to the bigger board, it is powered by a lead from the bigger board and the Big Joe isn't used.
For jams all I take is the tiny one. It is self-powered with its Big Joe Lithium power supply and doesn't take any longer to set up than plugging in a guitar cord and is very unobtrusive on stage. Actually for most jams I don't need anything but my Quilter MicroPro. But if the jam doesn't allow for you to use your own amp, my tiny little board does wonders.
When daisy-chained to the bigger board, it is powered by a lead from the bigger board and the Big Joe isn't used.
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Rancid Rumpboogie
Blues Mangler
Hmmm. An invisible stealth board. Danged Russians ....
More power to you Steve, sometimes less is more.
snarf
making guitars wish they were still trees
Just last week I put my little afford-a-board up in the closet and pulled a bunch of pedals down to piece together for a does-everything-kind-of-board for the music room. So I grabbed some lumber out in the garage and am in the process of building a board along the lines of one of those holey boards. I may end up scrapping some of the ones on the floor and swapping them out with something else by the time I get that finished. Here's what I'm thinking at the moment.
Kaiburr fuzz > Boss tuner > Danelectro The Breakdown OD > Tone Bakery Creme Brulee klone > EHX East River Drive (TS clone) > Fender Pinwheel rotary speaker > Danelectro Filthy Rich tremolo > TC Electronics HoF2 > Morley A/B/Y > A to an amp and B to the Boss RC20xl looper to an amp
Just realized that I don't have a delay in there, so I'm going to have to get one of those. It'll probably be my Visual Sound Garage Tone delay because I like the simplicity of that one. Also trying to figure out the power as the 1 Spot power brick sitting there won't power everything there.
Kaiburr fuzz > Boss tuner > Danelectro The Breakdown OD > Tone Bakery Creme Brulee klone > EHX East River Drive (TS clone) > Fender Pinwheel rotary speaker > Danelectro Filthy Rich tremolo > TC Electronics HoF2 > Morley A/B/Y > A to an amp and B to the Boss RC20xl looper to an amp
Just realized that I don't have a delay in there, so I'm going to have to get one of those. It'll probably be my Visual Sound Garage Tone delay because I like the simplicity of that one. Also trying to figure out the power as the 1 Spot power brick sitting there won't power everything there.
Rancid Rumpboogie
Blues Mangler
Look up how many milliamps each of those pedals requires. Then find out how many milliamps each of those 1 spot brick 9V outlets has and total those up. If the total is more than the total of your pedal requirements, that brick will power all of your pedals just fine. There is absolutely no reason to think that one of those outlets can power only one pedal. All I have powering the larger of my two boards above is a simple $29.00 1700 milliamp 1 Spot daisy-chained, and it will easily power both boards with all pedals on with 1332 milliamps to spare... and I have zero noise issues. You can most likely daisy-chain two or three pedals from each one of that brick's 9V outlets
I posted the little spreadsheet below to show that most pedals just don't require much power. I am a little embarassed to show the cost of those little pedal boards and was really surprised when I tallied them all up ... heck it is more than the cost of my Quilter and extension cabinet.
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snarf
making guitars wish they were still trees
Thanks for mentioning that. My head was in that box of 1 port/1 pedal and wasn't thinking that I could run a couple of pedals off one port. Now I just need to find some daisy chain cables that only have 2 or 3 ends to them. I had been doing the milliamp dance trying to find another brick with enough ports that would run it all without spending a fortune.
And I know what you mean about adding the prices of the pedals up. I hadn't thought about it until you mentioned it, but that's like $1.5k laying on the floor. Don't tell Mrs Snarf. lol
Rancid Rumpboogie
Blues Mangler
I won't beathe a word to Mrs. Snarf!
I about crapped a brick when I looked up the prices of those pedals and plugged them into that spreadsheet and the totals popped up.
I'm not about to even poke around to tally up this horde.
Here's my current one.
PapaBear
Guit Fiddlier
Just like Steve's only on a rug!Here's my current one.
Mr.Scary
A Blues Legend in My Own Mind
Mustang lll pedals on top. I run Delay and Reverb from M3 and I use OD's from pedals. All my other sounds come from G5n.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bj5snad0h7usogj/20200605_073954.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bj5snad0h7usogj/20200605_073954.jpg?dl=0
Rob63
Make It Your Own
Is that a "foot" pedal?? ;-)Here's my current one.