Well I'm located in Montreal, Canada and I don't really know the market in the US. I'm assuming I can get less than selling local so make me an
offer if you're interested and we'll talk about it 
0 Kudo
Post pics of your pedalboard
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Posts: 511 (07/10/2009 12:09 PM) |
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 l33tm4n24 |
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Posts: 3107 (08/07/2009 1:07 PM) |
Bump:
My pedalboard, as of today: 
Amp < DS-1 < CS-3 < Stock TS-808 < CH-1 < Vox Wah < Guitar the 808: 
I also am using a stand for my amp. it looks kind of dorky but it helps in projecting the sound up at me, and works a little better than tilting an amp up. 20.00, and is worth every penny: 
any suggestions on my chain, or settings? thanks! 
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thebluesbug |
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Posts: 1331 (08/07/2009 1:30 PM) |
all well and good...but cleaned the damn cat/dog hair off the board lol
JM
" A Love Letter to the Electric Guitar "
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Tone Driver |
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Posts: 2448 (08/07/2009 1:31 PM) I am on my best behavior... |
I'd put the chorus and phaser at the end of the chain by the amp, then the compressor I'd either put first right before the wah or right after it,
depending on which sounds better.
If it were my chain it would go: Guitar--->Compressor--->Wah--->DS-1--->808--->POG--->Chorus/Phaser--->Amp Just me, and obviously things can sound different with experimenting. Find what you like best. I would also take the sticker off the compressor. It will sound better without it. |
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Posts: 8832 (08/07/2009 1:36 PM) I'm calling it love soon... |
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l33tm4n24 |
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Posts: 3107 (08/07/2009 2:02 PM) |
HAHAHAH!!! I love Nigel.
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Posts: 363 (08/07/2009 3:16 PM) |
l33t amp stands arent dorky at all. hell i put my 412 marshall cabinet up on a stand. you wouldnt believe it but with big cabinets, it might sound not so loud
up on stage but believe it or not, your probly taking somebodys head off about 20 feet out in front of you if you just have the amp on the floor.. well at
least thats what happens to me. i just might invest in some plexi shields like JB uses.
Your Signature ...electric guitars- wahburn hb-35, john mayer sig ( sunburst ) Acoustics- Martin D-35,Martin D-41, and 5 home made Amps-Fender hotrod Deville,
Crate Vtx 212, Fender Acoustasonic jr
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Posts: 665 (08/07/2009 4:40 PM) I'm calling it love soon... |
hehe this thread is like the gear page's kids table.
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Tone Driver |
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Posts: 2448 (08/07/2009 10:09 PM) I am on my best behavior... |
Tad condescending...
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Posts: 665 (08/08/2009 1:34 AM) I'm calling it love soon... |
No pun intended. I thought of that when I saw Leet's pedal board. kinda like his playing: it's in early development, but all the ingredients are there.
he still has a lot to learn (me too) but he hangs tough and I can respect that.
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Posts: 363 (08/08/2009 2:01 AM) |
haha tgp kid page. nice. i get where your coming from evens. but i guess you gotta start somewhere right???
Your Signature ...electric guitars- wahburn hb-35, john mayer sig ( sunburst ) Acoustics- Martin D-35,Martin D-41, and 5 home made Amps-Fender hotrod Deville,
Crate Vtx 212, Fender Acoustasonic jr
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cu jarrett |
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Posts: 200 (10/06/2009 9:04 PM) |
Got my '69 today. WOW.  
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10/06/2009 10:28 PM.
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Posts: 2739 (10/06/2009 9:08 PM) |
I love your board, jarret. Looks really organized too
I'm brazilian, if you'd like to know. Sorry for any english mistakes!
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cu jarrett |
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Posts: 200 (10/06/2009 9:12 PM) |
@ fredromaniszen Thanks man!
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Posts: 20 (10/06/2009 10:20 PM) |
Id like to say I had the aqua puss long before the insane ebay prices.... that being said here is my board and some of my guitars/studio setup
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