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julius_deane wrote:Last update. I just need to get a Hall of Fame to replace our lead singer's Holy Grail. 8 of these are ILF-related.

there it is....woot!

and ILF helped

Been changing my mine a bit recently, thought indulge in another pedalboard post.

Clean Channel wrote:Been changing my mine a bit recently, thought indulge in another pedalboard post.

oh this guy again... making me drool all ova the place!

Clean Channel wrote:Been changing my mine a bit recently, thought indulge in another pedalboard post.

Nice board
Do you like the Diamond compressor?
What is the purple pedal (on top of the Proteus)?

sylnau wrote:

Clean Channel wrote:Been changing my mine a bit recently, thought indulge in another pedalboard post.

Nice board
Do you like the Diamond compressor?
What is the purple pedal (on top of the Proteus)?

Audible Disease CN-2, traded one away awhile ago...miss it, great pedal.

Thanks guys!

Yes, love the Diamond compressor. Admittedly, I've only tried a few others, but with all of them I found they affected the character of my attack and decay in a way that I never found pleasing. The Diamond on the other just sounds very satisfying. I delivers that compressed sound without making me feel like I've lost control of my guitar. Also, running it before the Mantra on low gain setting gives a slight-hair yet smooth sustain sound that really feels right.

As Proroby said, the purple one is the Audible Disease CN-2. Really unique distortion pedal with an Oscillation knob and a Decimation knob. It can go into complete meltdown where it can't track the pitch and it jumps through the notes' various harmonics. It's really sensitive to input volume (no volume drop, just more decimated craziness), so I have it in front of the fuzz and the OD so I can stack it.

Clean Channel wrote:Thanks guys!

Yes, love the Diamond compressor. Admittedly, I've only tried a few others, but with all of them I found they affected the character of my attack and decay in a way that I never found pleasing. The Diamond on the other just sounds very satisfying. I delivers that compressed sound without making me feel like I've lost control of my guitar. Also, running it before the Mantra on low gain setting gives a slight-hair yet smooth sustain sound that really feels right.

As Proroby said, the purple one is the Audible Disease CN-2. Really unique distortion pedal with an Oscillation knob and a Decimation knob. It can go into complete meltdown where it can't track the pitch and it jumps through the notes' various harmonics. It's really sensitive to input volume (no volume drop, just more decimated craziness), so I have it in front of the fuzz and the OD so I can stack it.

Hey Clean Channel, what is that guitar you have on the picture of your avatar? It look cool!!

sylnau wrote:

Clean Channel wrote:Thanks guys!

Yes, love the Diamond compressor. Admittedly, I've only tried a few others, but with all of them I found they affected the character of my attack and decay in a way that I never found pleasing. The Diamond on the other just sounds very satisfying. I delivers that compressed sound without making me feel like I've lost control of my guitar. Also, running it before the Mantra on low gain setting gives a slight-hair yet smooth sustain sound that really feels right.

As Proroby said, the purple one is the Audible Disease CN-2. Really unique distortion pedal with an Oscillation knob and a Decimation knob. It can go into complete meltdown where it can't track the pitch and it jumps through the notes' various harmonics. It's really sensitive to input volume (no volume drop, just more decimated craziness), so I have it in front of the fuzz and the OD so I can stack it.

Hey Clean Channel, what is that guitar you have on the picture of your avatar? It look cool!!

Thanks Sylnau! It's a Telecaster made by Stephen Davies in Seattle in 1996. He was the one who patented the Stephen's Extended Cutaway that you see on Washburn N4 guitars. He had his own custom shop for a number of years where you could order hand made tele and strat style guitars with his extended cutaway design. It's a beauty of a guitar, and I love it!

In the photo section of this facebook fan page you can see pics of Washburn built guitars with the SEC as well as other guitars built by Davies at his shop: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fans-of-t ... 7678973676

Today.


Rig1 by theecricket, on Flickr

I see you got the cousin to my new custom Pharaoh!

Not really my pedalboard per se but ALL of the sonic manipulation devices I own all together.

I broke down all of my pedalboards in a fit of regeneration and decided to take a "family photo" of sorts. Makes me think that it is pretty wasteful financially but knowing that I only keep what hits the rotation consistently and I'm good with what is here.

I accidentally all of the pedals:


Left to right as if reading a book (WTF a book?):
-SIB Varidrive, VanAmps Sole-Mate, Line6 M9, EHX Big Muff, SIB Echodrive
-EHX POG2, Dwarfcraft Eau Claire Thunder, Klon, Diamond Memory Lane 2, Blackout Effectors Whetstone, Earthquaker Devices Ghost Disaster,
-Budda Budwah, Ernie Ball VP Jr, Paul C. Tim, Fuzzhugger Algal Bloom, Menatone Top Boost in a Can, Dr. Scientist Sunny Day Delay, Crowther Prunes and Custard, EHX Small Stone, Fulltone '69
-Creepy Fingers Foxx Tone Machine, Lightfoot Labs Goatkeeper, Keeley modded Ibanez AD-9, Boss TU-2, Boss GE-7 Tonejam Sniper Mod, Boss DD-7, Korg Pitchblack (2 each),
-Sonic Research Turbo Tuner, Ohnoho Chk Chk Boom, Mellowtone, Hi-Five, Paul C. Timmy, EQD Monarch, EQD Dream Catcher, EQD Chrysalis, Keeley Compressor, Xotic Effects RC Booster, Xotic Effects RC Booster (Bass), Skreddy Mayo, Skreddy, Pig Mine, Skreddy Pink Flesh, Penny Pedals Sketch Fuzz,
-DRasp Expression Clip, Loop-Master 6 way TB looper, Loop-Master ABY, Penny Pedals Low Fuzz, Penny Pedals Fingerprint (2 button), Penny Pedals Fingerprint (1 button).

Boring carpet underneath all.

aww shit son, rams head!

bob the r0bot wrote:aww shit son, rams head!

Yessir, it basically craps on all of the other pedals and dosen't bother with the formalities of hygiene.

That is pretty damn gorgeous, and you seem like the type of dude who is NEVER out of tune. EVAR.

theactionindex wrote:That is pretty damn gorgeous, and you seem like the type of dude who is NEVER out of tune. EVAR.

NSFW: show

KLON TOOOOOAAAAANNZZZZZZ

If you are referring to me then you are right. I have four tuners.

However, I appreciate a noise-based-fuck-all-out-of-tune tune now and again from time to time as well.