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SammyD wrote:
Single coil wrote:I have an orange squeezer stuck to the back of the amp running through the effects loop.
What's the point of this? Is it common to have a compressor in the effects loop? [/ignorance]
Not attacking you personally, but everyone seems to rubbish me having it there.

It's there cuz it works.

Having it at the front of the pedal chain, sweet, my signal's even, but the fuzz and TS style are all different levels, as are the normal/top boost channels on the amp.
At the end of the chain, the amp drive sounds great, so does the chorus pedal, but everything else sounds rubbish.
In the effects loop, everything's even. This compressor just seems to fit in with the amp just fine. Both normal and top boost channels are near the same volume (top boost a bit louder, but not too loud, just how I wanted it), the fuzz sounds great, and the TS style gives me a nice bump come standout time.

Try it - Just don't go for an extreme squish setting. I have the volume up about half way and the squeeze at about 1/3 the way up.

Aaaaand I've not come across anyone else who has a compressor in the effects loop.
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Now you know. :)
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I wasn't rubbishing it, just interested :P And I will give it a go next time I own a compressor :)
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SammyD wrote:I wasn't rubbishing it, just interested :P And I will give it a go next time I own a compressor :)
If you get hold of the new McPherson one, let me know.
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I'll give it a go when I get an amp with an effects loop ;) I already have the Orange Squeezer clone!
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Depends on the amp and how loud you are playing. If you're not getting loud enough to get the power tubes giving you that nice compression in the drive (especially if you are trying for cleaner tones, or light dirt) then a compressor in the effects loop should do the job instead I think.

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Scooter13 wrote:Depends on the amp and how loud you are playing. If you're not getting loud enough to get the power tubes giving you that nice compression in the drive (especially if you are trying for cleaner tones, or light dirt) then a compressor in the effects loop should do the job instead I think.
I agree, it's unconventional but with a loud amp like a AC-30 it makes sense

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There you go BG, now it's a proper pedalboard. :thumbup:
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Now you just need to get rid of thse moulded patch leads.....
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BG wrote:Now you just need to get rid of thse moulded patch leads.....
I've had them a while and they're actually perfectly OK. By the time I'd soldered up the power daisy chain and 3 patch cables, stuffed them up and re done it, I was over sniffing solder smoke. They'll do until I next get the soldering urge.
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slowfingers wrote:
BG wrote:Now you just need to get rid of thse moulded patch leads.....
I've had them a while and they're actually perfectly OK. By the time I'd soldered up the power daisy chain and 3 patch cables, stuffed them up and re done it, I was over sniffing solder smoke. They'll do until I next get the soldering urge.
I think I've got a few spares already made up if you need them. I'm dedicated to a tiny pedalboard so there's absolutely no way I can use more than 4 at the moment.

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slowfingers wrote:
BG wrote:Now you just need to get rid of thse moulded patch leads.....
I've had them a while and they're actually perfectly OK. By the time I'd soldered up the power daisy chain and 3 patch cables, stuffed them up and re done it, I was over sniffing solder smoke. They'll do until I next get the soldering urge.
I think I've got a few spares already made up if you need them. I'm dedicated to a tiny pedalboard so there's absolutely no way I can use more than 4 at the moment.
Thanks Ben, those moulded patch cables might offend corksniffers and stirrers ( :wave: ) but they've served me well. I've got plenty of cable and plugs and might get round to making up a couple more. Then again, might not. :D
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here's my board:

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it's actually made from the lid of some-sort-of-an-equipment case i got from my dad when i was still in college. it has seen many pedals come and go, these are the mainstays since 2009. :D
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slowfingers wrote:Thanks Ben, those moulded patch cables might offend corksniffers and stirrers ( :wave: )
No more offense caused than your Tele already causes :thumbup:
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BG wrote:
slowfingers wrote:Thanks Ben, those moulded patch cables might offend corksniffers and stirrers ( :wave: )
No more offense caused than your Tele already causes :thumbup:
12 days thinking about it and that's the best you can come up with? :P
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nah, not even 12 seconds really. Just noticed you'd replied earlier. anyway, your tele is offensive. Buy my Godin.
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