Free The Tone make great gearMarshmallow wrote: ↑Thu Oct 05, 2023 11:24 am This is the board I'll be taking back to New Zealand. I'll bring back the rest of my collection when I visit Japan again.
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Show us your pedalboard
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Re: Show us your pedalboard
Genuine Old Frontier Gibberish
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Is that your Bruce Springsteen show?
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Finished tonight. Far out, big job and don’t want that again anytime soon. All works as hoped.
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Yeah - we set up and Springsteened on Friday and then Pink Floyded and packed out on Saturday. On Sunday I was mostly broken and was not keen on the long drive from Taupo to Wellington. Finally made it back powered with many coffees.
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That rare occasion where you wire up everything from scratch and it works, crazy!
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That board looks like a lot of fun.That rare occasion where you wire up everything from scratch and it works, crazy!
Nothing to see here.
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There are ridiculous noises within!
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Yeah but what about the pedalboard?
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Its rubbish.
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That June-60 is so cool.
If that had been in your selling list I've have been seriously tempted (for no good logical reason beyond, it sounded so cool)
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It’s even cooler now I’m running it in stereo
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Strategy with this board is having the exact same pedal setup, either ampless DI'ed or into my amp. Last gig I played ampless with Iridium using IEM and was pretty happy with it. This weekend we have a wedding at a venue with strict sound limits, so ampless again. My main amp is a Blackface, so I've been using the Iridium round channel with some York IR's of the same speakers in my 2x10. It's virtually seamless between the two rigs... stoked
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What are the built-in effects of the MS-3 like? Standard Boss 'decent'?Cdog wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2023 1:47 pm IMG_20231017_143220159.jpg
Woohoo... new MS-3 made the cut!
Strategy with this board is having the exact same pedal setup, either ampless DI'ed or into my amp. Last gig I played ampless with Iridium using IEM and was pretty happy with it. This weekend we have a wedding at a venue with strict sound limits, so ampless again. My main amp is a Blackface, so I've been using the Iridium round channel with some York IR's of the same speakers in my 2x10. It's virtually seamless between the two rigs... stoked
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That’s a powerhouse of a board Corey!! Great job making it all fit!Cdog wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2023 1:47 pm IMG_20231017_143220159.jpg
Woohoo... new MS-3 made the cut!
Strategy with this board is having the exact same pedal setup, either ampless DI'ed or into my amp. Last gig I played ampless with Iridium using IEM and was pretty happy with it. This weekend we have a wedding at a venue with strict sound limits, so ampless again. My main amp is a Blackface, so I've been using the Iridium round channel with some York IR's of the same speakers in my 2x10. It's virtually seamless between the two rigs... stoked
The Cinders is their blues driver clone from memory??? Wonder how it compares to the one in the MS-3?
Slowy wrote: That's the problem; everything rewarding is just such hard work. Regret takes much less effort.