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hi 5's all around Backwords

backwardsvoyager wrote:tried to downsize.
failed.

Bringing this over to new page because awesome.

Finally got round to implementing the FoxRox and big box DMM
This board is close to perfect for me. I had to compromise on losing the MicroSynth and/or POG but I didnt use them too often.
Waiting on some more George L plugs, and I will probably add the BitQuest. I am also gonna squeeze another elements next to the other one and nudge everything together on the front row when it arrives.



Angled shot shows you that some pedals (Slicer, DMM, TZF, Mobius) are on Diago risers. These are really useful as you can "store" excess cabling under them.



For those interested the signal chain goes thus:

In > Klon stereo buffer (allows for dry out) > Tuner > Elements > Frazz Dazzler > Mobius with Space Station in Pre-Post loop > TZF > DMM > Compressor* > Timeline
Then its stereo out to the Big Sky > Slicer > Loop Station

Amps are a Fender Hot Rod DLX and a Blackstar Artisan

*compressor is after the DMM because I didnt have the cabling at present. When I address this, it will be before the DMM. DMM will then go direct to the Timeline.

What the fuckstains guys?! These last few pages.....FUCK!
Backwards, holy shit man!
Ian, that shit is crazy.

So much impressive in here.

too. much. awesome.

Ian, you broke my internet.

sorry for incovenience

Dude.

So much awesome right there, your board is siiiiiiick!


What are those power supplies you're using? I don't recognise em?

Moose wrote:Dude.

So much awesome right there, your board is siiiiiiick!


What are those power supplies you're using? I don't recognise em?

Fame DCT-200
http://www.musicstore.de/en_EN/EUR/Fame ... 019066-000

Fully isolated
8x 9V DC outputs (2 of which are high output, and will run Strymons)
1x 12V DC output
1x 12V AC output
1600mA total
dip switches to change how some of the 9v outlets work eg 2 of them have variable trimmers for down to 5v for fuzzes.

Basically voodoo lab pp2 for 1/4 of the cost. I own 3! Only downside is they a a bit bigger than other models, but for the price they cant be beaten.

Gigahearts_FX wrote:

Moose wrote:Dude.

So much awesome right there, your board is siiiiiiick!


What are those power supplies you're using? I don't recognise em?

Fame DCT-200
http://www.musicstore.de/en_EN/EUR/Fame ... 019066-000

Fully isolated
8x 9V DC outputs (2 of which are high output, and will run Strymons)
1x 12V DC output
1x 12V AC output
1600mA total
dip switches to change how some of the 9v outlets work eg 2 of them have variable trimmers for down to 5v for fuzzes.

Basically voodoo lab pp2 for 1/4 of the cost. I own 3! Only downside is they a a bit bigger than other models, but for the price they cant be beaten.

Holy crap that's an awesome price, I need to get me one of those.

Holy crap the price of that fame.. I too need one.

Great board too!

Woah....what a sweet deal those are!

Veeeeerrrry tempting!

FWIW I own 3, for the most part they have been good but one of them was a bit temperamental. I just keep that as a spare or for messing around with smaller boards. For £45 shipped you cant go wrong though.

I expected more Lovetone on that board...

I was tempted to put the doppelganger where the Mobius is - the TZF covers all the flangey chorusey stuff Id normally get the Mobius to do, so it might happen yet

but really the lovetone stuff is size prohibitive mostly. The dirt Im preferring the Dr Scientist stuff right now.
Modulation is the TZF and Mobius (could change)

If the Wobulator had stereo in I would use it, but it doesnt, so I revert to the Slicer.
The Slicer doesnt do as nice wobbly stuff as the Wobulator, but it does do some amazing stereo 3D stuff (despite not really doing a nice tremolo as well).

As for the old Ring Stinger - just lol.

I still wish Lovetone had made their take on an analog delay....

Gigahearts_FX wrote:

I still wish Lovetone had made their take on an analog delay....

I can only imagine....