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Unless what you want is a decent approximation of a jcm800...jeremyb wrote:HD500. Does everything you could ever want and if you can get over the non-boutiqueyness of it you're sorted*UNIQUE* wrote:Far out! Awesomely large - and there in lies the dilemma for me. I want moar pedals, less size. That paradigm is impossible until someone invents a Tardis pedalbaord.
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Or 1590a pedals*UNIQUE* wrote:Far out! Awesomely large - and there in lies the dilemma for me. I want moar pedals, less size. That paradigm is impossible until someone invents a Tardis pedalbaord.
This provides a nice overview of my brain power when it comes to pedals.slash-ed wrote:Two buttons, that's basically a multi-fx isn't it?
Polar Bear wrote:Or 1590a pedals*UNIQUE* wrote:Far out! Awesomely large - and there in lies the dilemma for me. I want moar pedals, less size. That paradigm is impossible until someone invents a Tardis pedalbaord.
*UNIQUE* wrote:IS there any chance of gettign an M13 into a 1590a with two buttons? If so, I'll absolutely almost certainly think about getting one...one day.
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rocklander wrote: it's already been done and REd at fsb... turns out it was just a tube screamer
I made them using connectors from Jaycar and some old mic cable that I cad sitting in my spares box.MogwaiBoy wrote: Glad you like the DLS! May I ask where you get those particular patch cables from?
Don't really understand the reply, but I don't have a M13 or HD500 either. Think I got successfully trolled by jb and jimi though.Polar Bear wrote:No more so than anyone who thinks that an HD500 can replace an awesome board of single pedal units, for those who actually enjoy single units. The uniqueness of standalone units is a seriously fun thing to put together, as opposed to one box of tricks that are copies of individual units. I know there's heaps of guys on here that are using the Line6 units, and enjoying them, but for those of us that prefer having unique and individual sounding units, the Line6 stuff holds no interest.RuBear wrote:Haven't we been here before? M13 is better for those who don't want the extra shit because it has a better pedalboard interface (easier to use), or am I missing something?
I'm really anti gear snobbery and cork sniffing, and really hate the hype that surrounds a lot of so called boutique stuff, but the fun of building a setup includes the elements of individual pedals interacting with one another.
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is this sort of what you mean?
It wasn't directed at you, at all.RuBear wrote:Don't really understand the reply, but I don't have a M13 or HD500 either. Think I got successfully trolled by jb and jimi though.Polar Bear wrote:No more so than anyone who thinks that an HD500 can replace an awesome board of single pedal units, for those who actually enjoy single units. The uniqueness of standalone units is a seriously fun thing to put together, as opposed to one box of tricks that are copies of individual units. I know there's heaps of guys on here that are using the Line6 units, and enjoying them, but for those of us that prefer having unique and individual sounding units, the Line6 stuff holds no interest.RuBear wrote:Haven't we been here before? M13 is better for those who don't want the extra shit because it has a better pedalboard interface (easier to use), or am I missing something?
I'm really anti gear snobbery and cork sniffing, and really hate the hype that surrounds a lot of so called boutique stuff, but the fun of building a setup includes the elements of individual pedals interacting with one another.
