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Thanks. It's one of the best, if not the best, Marshall-in-a-box pedal I've tried which is quite a lot as I'm a Marshall tone guy. The mid control allows it to be very versatile for any rig.

Wow, some really great boards in this thread!

Ha! The Dirt and Ernie on my board is from Quinnamp.
I bought it on a lark for its kitch and it turned out to be a great pedal.

Fishermans Friends are a staple in my diet.

I love seeing all the different finishes on these Dr Scientist pedals, great thread.

I decided the Timeline was overkill for my needs, and I wanted the RC-2 back on the board so a little tweaking...



The Elements has a lot of different tones in it. It covers territory that the Oxide won't. I'd be very interested to see what Dr. Scientist does with/to an envelope filter. I suspect multiple rips in the space/funk continuum but what is life without risk.

I'd like to see Ryan's personal board / collection, but that might be like seeing what Santa received for Christmas.

Ryan's board in 2010 here: viewtopic.php?f=146&t=10897

I've got every single one of those pedals still plus I've been collecting more here and there slowly since then... it's turned into a pretty cool collection of pedals that I really love and admire.

And welcome to the forum, nostatic, love your board!

Ryan wrote:I've got every single one of those pedals still plus I've been collecting more here and there slowly since then... it's turned into a pretty cool collection of pedals that I really love and admire.

Pics or it didn't happen

Ryan wrote:And welcome to the forum, nostatic, love your board!

Thanks. It'll change up again soon as I have a Pocket Arcade coming and still am not satisfied with my eq solution. I often switch between a Rob Allen fretless and Fodera Monarch at gigs and I don't like to have to re-eq the amp. My old Paradriver worked great - just roll off a bit of bass and dial up some mids around 400hz when I switched to the Rob Allen. The graphic is ok but I think I want to go back to a parametric, likely the WMD.

The other change may be to repopulate my PT Mini with the "serious" pedals (tuner, comp, eq, looper) and get a bit more space for "fun" pedals on the Mini. There are some gigs I do that I really can't push any buttons - though often I just go straight into the amp for them. Other gigs I'd like to have some control at my feet but space is at a premium (like when you've got a 10-piece band shoved on two small risers). No perfect solution...

Haha I never post pics of my secret stash of pedals! I'm not able to get high enough above them to get them all in frame, not even possible from space. (I kid, I've got about 20 pedals)

If I was out in the world gigging I don't know if I'd put a tuner on my pedalboard.. can't you just get away with a headstock tuner in your pocket or something and save the pedalboard real estate?

it doubles as a mute box for noisy guitars between songs.

God damn this thread is filled with nice board.

nostatic wrote:I decided the Timeline was overkill for my needs, and I wanted the RC-2 back on the board so a little tweaking...



The Elements has a lot of different tones in it. It covers territory that the Oxide won't. I'd be very interested to see what Dr. Scientist does with/to an envelope filter. I suspect multiple rips in the space/funk continuum but what is life without risk.

Holy fuck I like this.

I already posted this in the pedalboard thread and I only have 1 Dr Sci pedal but I'm a whore so

Posted this in the pedalboard thread as well, but as per Ryan's request, here's rep-ping Dr. Scientist all the way from Singapore: