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Building A New Pedalboard

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It's a Christmas miracle! My PT-Pro arrived early.

Planned Signal Path:
Mojo Vibe
Fender Blender
Mastotron
Chunky Cheese
Fuzz Factory
M5 w/Exp pedal (For Wah and pre-fx)
Vox Valve-Tone
DM4
Whammy
Timeline
M9 (post fx)

Changes to original plan: I bumped the Tweak Fuzz and thew the M9 in there instead.

Here's where I'm currently heading as far as layout of the pedals. My only gripe is that I would prefer to have the Timeline down in the first row for easy access to the TAP button, but I haven't found a layout that works like that yet.

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Post by Gabriel »

nice pedals.
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Post by hotrodperlmutter »

how do you like the line6 expression pedal?
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Cripes! All those pedals AS WELL AS an M9 and an M5?? Blimey guv, what kind of band do you play in?
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hotrodperlmutter wrote:how do you like the line6 expression pedal?
They do the job, don't take up a lot of space and are cheap.
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Doog wrote:Cripes! All those pedals AS WELL AS an M9 and an M5?? Blimey guv, what kind of band do you play in?
I'm not even in a band right now. I'm just putting this together to use for home recording.

I was in a U2 Tribute band for a long time. For gigging I typically run a rack-based rig as I need a lot of presets based around songs.
Rack gear and a MIDI rig make more sense for me live, but for at-home recording I like to work fast and pedals get the job done.

I'll be using the M5 basically as a programmable wah pedal.

The M9 is last in the chain and will be used for reverbs, modulation and the Looper.
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Post by louis »

why/how is that whammy pedal gold? Pimp my pedal?
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IIRC they did a run of chrome ones for like $50 more than the standard price a few years back
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Post by stilwel »

Yep, it's the limited edition 20th Anniversary Chrome Whammy.

http://www.digitech.com/en/news/digitec ... ion-whammy
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