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Post by Hurb »

looks nice mike. you should get t-shirts made with the salt shaker picture on.
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agreed, the saltshaker pic is awsome, so is the centuar.
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Cheers guys, Stewart and Zaphod did me proud with the designs.
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AWESOME!!!
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Quick question, don't think it warrants a thread but here will do. How do you get velcro to stick to the back of pedals? I'm having a hell of a time getting it to stick. Got some plain backed velcro and been attacking it with superglue, but whenever i try to move pedals the velcro sticks more than the glue, and it all comes to pieces.
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Self-adhesive velcro. It comes with glue on it which is the type that will not damage the pedals when you remove it but will hold the weight of most pedals if you held your pedalboard upside down.
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James wrote:Self-adhesive velcro. It comes with glue on it which is the type that will not damage the pedals when you remove it but will hold the weight of most pedals if you held your pedalboard upside down.
or you could pick up the whole board by picking up 1 pedal
[such is the case with the velcroe digitech made custom with the hardwire pedals] SOME STRONG SHIT!
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Post by Mike »

You need to get Heavy Duty Velcro, I got some off ebay for £6. It has a very strong adhesive on it.
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Post by Reece »

i bought some stuff from hobby craft. i can lift up my whole pedalboard just with the harmonic percolator.

bearing in mind my pedalboard has 9 pedals on it and is made out of a solid wood door, that's sume bloody strong velcro.
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Thanks fellas, I'll get me some of that when i take the pedals off the board next, got a lot of spray painting to do.
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Post by Progrockabuse »

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dug out mike's timmy clone today, forgot what a fucking great little pedal it is. my gear is proper stripped down these days.
Guitars: Fender Classic Player CS 60’s Stratocaster, Epiphone “Yungblud” SG Jr

Pedals: TC Electronic SCF>JHS Fumble>Ceriatone Centura>MXR Carbon Copy

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Marshall DSL20CR>MX112R 1x12
Marshall Origin 20H>2x10 V30/Greenback
Marshall MG10 Combo

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I um bought some toyzz tools :oops:

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whao, cool photo exposure thing, how you dun it?
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Post by plesiosaurus »

Haze wrote:whao, cool photo exposure thing, how you dun it?
My camera has a night mode that makes the exposure a little longer i guess and makes all the lights swirly crazy woaaawwoooohh.


But in all seriousness it's actually pure tone crackling through ether and being conducted by my guitar. 8)
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My good lady wife bought me a phone with a camera build in (ain’t technology wonderful I was still rockin the in-phone) so I took some pics of my pedals on my new pedalboard.

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Laney Vc-15, EMA EP-10 delay, Boss DD-3, Maxx Chorus, Dano Cool cat drive, Dano Cool cat tremolo, Artec big dots tuner

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Marshall DRP-1, Boss Ds-1, Boss Hm-2, Behringer Vp-1, Electro-harmonics Big muff

I need to buy some decent cables!
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dezb1 wrote:Image
cool MAXX Chorus. I'm a big fan of those. I have the compressor/sustainer and the SD-1 (branded as Maxtone and Rockson, but they are the same). dudes on FSB were saying that they are near identical to the BOSS pedals they're copying.

that one you have is interesting though, as it looks like a CE-2 clone.
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mage wrote: cool MAXX Chorus. I'm a big fan of those. I have the compressor/sustainer and the SD-1 (branded as Maxtone and Rockson, but they are the same). dudes on FSB were saying that they are near identical to the BOSS pedals they're copying.

that one you have is interesting though, as it looks like a CE-2 clone.


As far as pedals go it’s my prize possession, it was the first pedal I bought (in 1991 for the princely sum of £16) it’s the only pedal that never leaves my board. I’ve never seen them anywhere since I bought this one.


Ps: whats FSB
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freestompboxes?
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Reece wrote:freestompboxes?


cheers!
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Post by Ty »

I was cleaning my room and found this little jem under my bed, I remember buying it a couple of years ago, I thought a friend had it, until I found it under my bed :? . It's my Fender mini Tone Master.
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