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Holy loops dude
need details on how you are using stuff

Yeah I'm curious as well ^^^^

Posted this in the Solidgoldfx thread, but tour box is in:

Sounds awesome. That tremolo part in particular.

Thanks dude!!! That trem is really awesome. SO many sounds

AngryGoldfish wrote:Sounds awesome. That tremolo part in particular.

This. Boards looks cool also.

I am contributing to this killer page, (big nod) with this slight tweak of the board I jammed all weekend:


gtr > '69 > dual TB loop > TNB50mkII

loop1: HP
loop2: goodbye 24 > phase-O-matic > shape EQ > cosmichorus > dm-2 > infinity

ev-5 on board: cosmi rate | ev-5 off board: phase sweep range | dod220: infinity undo/redo.

shape eq is now stashed under the goodbye 24, and rolls off the extremes for some lofi toanz when switched on (via toggle).
REALLY enjoying the watery cleans from rolled-back gtr vol with the '69 > very subtle slow phase > fast subtle chorus.
And with the dm-2 it's

Obviously the HP just slays, as always....with everything.

All this going into the non-master, el34 loaded asskicker...with levels already kicking ass.
Dat dirty Selmer drive.

AngryGoldfish wrote:

npfrs wrote:Just finished this...

Dang, that's a highly functional musicians board. Awesome stuff.

Thanks! It's been awesome for being able to craft new songs and also for routing options - 6 total.

hbombgraphics wrote:Holy loops dude
need details on how you are using stuff

skullservant wrote:Yeah I'm curious as well ^^^^

So I plug into the Radial Twin city ABY. I usually have another board in front of this one as well. From the ABY the A side goes A in/out of the RC-3, Left in/out of the Boomerang III, and into the A input of the Amp Selector, which feeds amps 1 and 2 (Dr. Z Maz 38 2x10 + future Orange OR15 2x12). The B of the ABY goes into the Keymaster. Loop one, one the right side, is left open so I can lay a small mixer next to my case and add a mic/banjo/etc when needed/desired. I was originally going to put the mixer on the board but realized part way through the build this was a better option (and freed up a bunch of space). Loop two goes EP Booster (always on as buffer) -> JHS Killswitch -> RC-3 (loaded with samples) -> Freeze -> M9 -> LS-2. The LS-2, when on, routes everything to a separate amp (Twin) or PA just for the samples. I can make an organ sound with the Freeze, affect it with the M9, and have it go to a separate amp, using the Keymaster to take it completely out of my signal path once set-up. In the event there's no PA/extra amp, keeping the LS-2 routes it back into the Keymaster. In that scenario I can use the Killswitch to keep the loop open but not have my signal affected by it. The Keymaster then goes B in/out of the RC-3, Right in/out of the Boomerang III, and into the B input of the Amp Selector, which feeds amps 3 and 4 (modded SF Super Reverb and future Marshall 4x12).

*Phew*

Did that help?

skullservant wrote:

This board is awesome.

A shithole of cables:


Guv'nor will be replaced with a Nine of Swords 'Funeral Party' in the coming days. Think I might take the Turbo Rat off so fit on the Nine of Swords 'Hand of God' too. Maybe.

Nice boards on this page


And a sweet right angled stereo cable on skullys board

npfrs wrote:

AngryGoldfish wrote:

npfrs wrote:Just finished this...

Dang, that's a highly functional musicians board. Awesome stuff.

Thanks! It's been awesome for being able to craft new songs and also for routing options - 6 total.

hbombgraphics wrote:Holy loops dude
need details on how you are using stuff

skullservant wrote:Yeah I'm curious as well ^^^^

So I plug into the Radial Twin city ABY. I usually have another board in front of this one as well. From the ABY the A side goes A in/out of the RC-3, Left in/out of the Boomerang III, and into the A input of the Amp Selector, which feeds amps 1 and 2 (Dr. Z Maz 38 2x10 + future Orange OR15 2x12). The B of the ABY goes into the Keymaster. Loop one, one the right side, is left open so I can lay a small mixer next to my case and add a mic/banjo/etc when needed/desired. I was originally going to put the mixer on the board but realized part way through the build this was a better option (and freed up a bunch of space). Loop two goes EP Booster (always on as buffer) -> JHS Killswitch -> RC-3 (loaded with samples) -> Freeze -> M9 -> LS-2. The LS-2, when on, routes everything to a separate amp (Twin) or PA just for the samples. I can make an organ sound with the Freeze, affect it with the M9, and have it go to a separate amp, using the Keymaster to take it completely out of my signal path once set-up. In the event there's no PA/extra amp, keeping the LS-2 routes it back into the Keymaster. In that scenario I can use the Killswitch to keep the loop open but not have my signal affected by it. The Keymaster then goes B in/out of the RC-3, Right in/out of the Boomerang III, and into the B input of the Amp Selector, which feeds amps 3 and 4 (modded SF Super Reverb and future Marshall 4x12).

*Phew*

Did that help?

yeah man, that is a somewhat complicated rig but bet it's capable of some awesome things without too many clicks required!

More_Divebombs wrote:A shithole of cables:


Guv'nor will be replaced with a Nine of Swords 'Funeral Party' in the coming days. Think I might take the Turbo Rat off so fit on the Nine of Swords 'Hand of God' too. Maybe.

i had no idea pignose made a pedal, how is it?
i had a pignose amp way back in the mid 90s. love dat sound. DAT SOUND.

More_Divebombs wrote:A shithole of cables:


Guv'nor will be replaced with a Nine of Swords 'Funeral Party' in the coming days. Think I might take the Turbo Rat off so fit on the Nine of Swords 'Hand of God' too. Maybe.

How's the nux? I was looking at one

Surprisingly, very good. I got it mostly so the Chk Chk Boom could chew it up and spit it out, but it's a very impressive budget pedal to use in it's own right. Great build, and all the modes are neat. The modulated delay has repeats that bend out of tune which sound mega, and the reverse delay is great fun too. I got mine for £30 from Ebay. If you buy direct from China/Hong Kong sellers, they are half the price than local stockists. I got it to replace a Marshall Echohead (which I believe is an underrated pedal) but I think the NUX is far superior.

pigmaker wrote:i had no idea pignose made a pedal, how is it?
i had a pignose amp way back in the mid 90s. love dat sound. DAT SOUND.

Truly disgusting. In a good way. Fuzzy overdrive with buttloads of low end. I got it in a clearance sale, less than half price, purely because it looked absolutely foul. Leather coated enclosure, snouts as knobs, and has the input and output jacks the wrong way around. It just breaks all the rules.

ha. i love it already.