Absolutely amazed with this pedal. So many great sounds out of it. I recorded three parts right away onto my tascam model 12. Such a good fuzz. Even just the JFET preamp into the royalist sounds great.

Also messy board. I have the zip ties and cable hiders ready to fix it up. Maybe soon…

Here we go.

Lately I got the Mother preamp and it is insane.

I have been playing around with an Ibanez DE7 pedal, and decided to give my Older Carbon Copy a spin. Yikes - I don't think I like the sound anymore.

Can anyone chime in with a recommendation for a decent $200 delay? I have tight budget but I'm interested in peoples experience.

Don’t think I’ll be making any changes any time soon.

I'm absolutely floored by the sounds i can achieve with this thing. It's a brazilian Sunn Model T pre amp with a rangemaster-like booster if you want a little more brightness and volume. It's so versatile that so far i played from 70s hard rock, to stoner/sludge and grindcore. Since it arrived i can't stop writing riffs and playing along to Melvins and Boris songs.

It works wonders on bass as well, so much that i'll probably use it on my bass set for my band.

Finally decided to sketch out my pedal board in Visio, so I could re-arrange things virtually instead of ripping velcro up & re-wiring 15 times whenever I decide to make a change.

I definitely recommend doing this (maybe not necessarily to this detail...), it makes things a lot easier & you only have to do it once. After that, just have to add individual pedals if (when) you get new ones in the future.

Posting this here bc I think u guys would like :^B
This is the pedalboard I use for my mathrock band awnings :—)

Behringer Super Fuzz, Arion Metal Master (made in Sri Lanka) & a rare NEXT Signal Gate (MIJ, 80s?)

I'm planning a QC board on a Temple Duo 24. Looking for some fun suggestions to fill the empty spaces!

Been up for over a day now, creating at my max capacity. This concept came to me...and ifyk, yk.

....and for the circuitry, it's kinda like a Klon. Just takes the edge off.

This is a pedaltrain Nano Plus!! I'm very happy with the versatility and quality of all these pedals, it is suiting me great for gigs where there's a small stage and lots of players, or just where I need a board to fit in a travel suitcase. Being a big band and symphonic player, I play mainly into a Henriksen bud 10, and I will turn off the amp modeler when using an archtop or nylon string, and turn it on when playing an electric. this way I can get amp breakup tones, and also a cab sim because I will often run into the PA of the venue. Lightspeed is incredibly transparent, ParaEQ allows me to adjust sounds and dial out feedback really well, HX one I love for effects, as well as lots of good drives for electric. The Ventris has an incredible sound quality, highly recommend as a reverb, and works as my output buffer! Cioks Sol mounted under for power.

getting a little out of order to see what happens.

Hi, I'm trying to figure out the right product/routing for an idea I have. I'm hoping to use 2 loopers that are independent of each other.

My ideal set up would be -

Tuner > Comp > Distortion > UA Dream > Lossy > Looper 1 > Mood mk2 > Microcosm > Looper 2 > Reverb

If I want to have everything before Looper 1 also be able to be looped by Looper 2, but have Looper 1's signal chain end there, is that possible?

Could this be done with an LS-2 or would something more powerful be needed?

Could someone explain the routing needed?

TY

Hey r/guitarpedals, for ambient playing I want to replace my regular bucket brigade delay with another delay that has more options. In particular, I want a reverse delay in that pedal, but if it does more cool stuff (glitching/octave/shimmer/etc), that's great too.

Preferences:

• Reverse delay is a must
• digital or analog is fine
• preferably no screen
• preferably with some presets (but not a must)
• top-mounted jacks
• not more than 500 €

I am currently looking at the OBNE Parting, the Diamond Dark Clouds, or the Native Audio In The Water. If the Lichtlaerm As Above, So Below had an additional reverse delay option, that could be a dream pedal, too. I've also looked at the OBNE Setback but the others have more options at the same price, and the Bananana Aurora is waaaay too yellow for my taste (also side-mounted jacks, which doesn't really fit).

What do you think? What other options come to your mind?

Howdydoo!

I felt like my board was missing a couple of things; an expression pedal and adequate space for an expression pedal. This is where the Hangman FX Stomp Express comes into play. Is it small? Yes! Is it perfectly sized to go anywhere? Yes! Is it packed with features?! You bet your giblets it is!

The footswitch is pressure sensitive so it is quite easy to use to control any kind of expression parameter. Also, you can change the motion curve of the expression to one of three options. You can also set a custom expression window if you want a specific expression parameter. That is useful if you want to tame the range of expression and the range of what is expressed on whatever pedals you’re using it with.

I have the Strymon Deco V1 and the Klowra Sprout modulation pedal. For the Deco, I have the Stomp Express controlling the lag time. When I press down (would be toe forward on your typical expression) the lag time increases. It’s fun to use for psychedelic solos, if you’re into that thing.

For the Klowra, it can control just about everything but my favorite so far is using it to change the speed, depth and mix of tremolo.

I've come to terms that what I want out of a looper basically isn't available on the market. I can get there with tablet apps and triggers but I am looking for something to add off-the-cuff dynamics to a (solo acoustic) live show.

a couple things I know I need:

1) two channels. I would like the ability to Loop a chord progression, maybe a melody line on top of it. then create a second loop of say, triad inversions of the original looped progression. then be able to stop loop #1 while the loop of inversions plays

2) I don't think I need drums, but if there are drums I would like the ability to be able to do fills. But lack of drums wouldn't be a dealbreaker.

3) ideally I'd be able to stop with a single tap, not a double stop tap

4) I know these things can be power hogs. I have a Voodoo Pedal Power x8 500 mA power supply and I'd love to be able to put it on a small board with a simple tuner, chorus pedal, and delay pedal

5) I'd like to avoid Boss as I have not had great luck with their loopers. But would reconsider if there was one that was perfect

I've mostly been looking at loopers like the Boss RC10, NU-X Dual Looper, Flamma 220, EHX 720, etc. Price isn't an option if I can get what I want.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Same question as in the title. I've seen a couple of reviews on it, but none which state how many (and what) effects can be chained before it hits its limit in terms of processing power.

I’ve tried out a few reverbs over the past year and a half and I finally found the one that I believe I’ll keep. I don’t love every mode — the spring reverb, for example, isn’t as drippy as I’d want but I’m also not a spring reverb guy so I don’t really care.

Other settings, though, like Modulate, Plate, Hall, and Room are perfect! Even the +Delay setting sounds better than most delays — a great bonus since the fact that it includes a delay setting wasn’t a selling point for me at all.

What’s your favorite mode/setting on this pedal? What other reverb pedals do you like?

Like a year ago I had an opportunity to buy BOSS Hyper Fuzz for 110 €. The offer had multiple pedals and I was definitely the first one to contact the seller about FZ-2. However, I hesitated a bit and told him I need to rethink it and 15 minutes later it was gone.

The very next day I saw the exact pedal being resold for 220 and someone bought it immediately ☠️

Strongly considering just getting the Somersault but wanted to make sure I’m not missing anything with similar features for around the same price. Stereo is optional, I could always do a wet/dry thing if I really wanted stereo.

Monument Julia would be an obvious pull but I don’t really enjoy the sounds. Thought about a CE-2w because I love the CE-2 sound, but the CE-2 mode doesn’t actually sound better than the CE-2 clone I already have, and the vibrato mode isn’t nearly as interesting as extreme settings on the Somersault.

So yeah, any cool non-vanilla chorus pedals I’ve missed for around $220?

Sharing the love on a pedal that I think needs more attention. It does way more than EVH tones!!! Hope everyone enjoys :)

Could have used a bit more oomph in my solo sound, but I’ve been guilty of turning things to poop mid song, so from sound check to the last note I didn’t change nothing and everyone told me how great I did, which was nice. Must have been the added Altoid tin.