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Noisy Cat wrote:

Thought that was my house for a minute, similar decor. Nice setup.

Does your Neo Clone pops when it turns on? How's the Small Stone phaser?

AaronGuitarDude wrote:Does your Neo Clone pops when it turns on? How's the Small Stone phaser?

My Neo Clone does pop - but only the very first time I step on it after switching on my amp - subsequent stomps are no problem.

The Small Stone sounds OK to my ears, although it's the only phaser I've ever had so I've nothing to compare it to. I got it cheap second-hand; it's probably the pedal I use the least.

My namesake.

My blackfaced 74 Twin.

My friend's rig is changing by the day. He's leaving for Europe in a mth. Every night he brings out some different gear so he can tell what to bring i guess. Last night he showed up with the old school rack gear. A lee jackson and a marshall 9000. It sounded great though. It's him though i think. He could play through anything. Here's a picture. It's Julian Primeaux's constantly evolving setup.

This is what I have at the moment for my desk setup.


IMG_3328 by Hentai No Baka, on Flickr


IMG_3327 by Hentai No Baka, on Flickr

Boss TU-2 (Tuner) > EH Small Clone (Chorus) > SRC Phaser (Phaser) > Modtone Buzz Boy (Fuzz) > Boss BD-2 (Overdrive) > SRC Joker Muff (Op Amp Muff) > Mooer Black Secret (Distortion) > Boss RV-5 (Reverb) > SRC Far End Device (Mini Amp/Splitter) > Fender Eighty-Five and Vox Pathfinder 15r

Gordon Smith GS2 (now missing )
Dwarfcraft ECT
EHX Black Finger
Pigtronix Philosopher King
Moody Sounds Baby Box
Blackstar Delay (horrible thing)
Digitech Hardwire Tuner
EHX 44 MAgnum into Peavey Bass cab / Park 10w praccy amp.

Last nights gig set up.

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Gordon Smith GS2 (now missing )
Dwarfcraft ECT
EHX Black Finger
Pigtronix Philosopher King
Moody Sounds Baby Box
Blackstar Delay (horrible thing)
Digitech Hardwire Tuner
EHX 44 MAgnum into Peavey Bass cab / Park 10w praccy amp.

Welcome! I need to brush up my effects knowledge, I know nothing of this Philosopher King or Baby Box. Post your guitar(s) too...

I haven't posted a gear photo in ages. Here's my current setup:



Squier VM Jaguar > Crybaby Wah > Guitar Tech Analog Delay > Behringer Super Fuzz > Boss DD3 > Behringer TU300 > Laney LV100

There is now literally nothing left from the first ever gear photo I posted, although admittedly the (now shell pink) Jagmaster occasionally makes an appearance.

wwrrss wrote:Last nights gig set up.

Dank cabinet.

Fenix Jazz Bass (by Young Chang)
Dwarfcraft ECT
Pigtronix philosopher King (ADSR envelope filter plus Pigs' Phil Tone compressor)
Moody Sounds Baby Box (very odd pulse/drone oscillator noise box with delay)
Marshall Reflector
EHX Black Finger Compressor
Blackstar HT-Delay (currently deaded and awaiting repair)
Digitech Hardwire Tuner
Maxx Flanger
Gristelism (red box)
Behringer MX400 4 channel mixer
Cioks AC8 power
Triangle
SM48 mic
Andromeda Space Rocker drum machine.

All vocals, bass, drones, etc, etc and sometimes including up to two other guitarists all go through the one amp.
Trying to be portable, see.

0friends Soundcloud - example of what it all sounds like slung together.

New pedalboard setup!

Lately, I have mainly been experimenting with an all-EHX setup. It's great fun. Picked up the Pulsar last week, and I love it - bought it for its fast square wave skills which I hoped would cop repeat percussion sounds on the cheap, but have since found that the sawtooth setting set to ramp down 100% does it best. The weirdness with the depth control (you can get an odd phasing sound with it) cops that weird woozy Vibrochamp trem that I love a lot.
The Hoax is from Hurb, and while it's got less of a learning curve than a learning wall-to-run-into, I'm just starting to get the hang of it.
The DMM has been my favourite pedal for ages now.

You'll notice, as befits my precise math rock stylings, I keep my pedals ever so neat.

This is what I've been using for most things.

Here's a picture of my Mambo amp - the amp that gets the most use as it's small, light and really really loud (class D).

Here's pics of my pedal collection.

This a a few years out of date though; I've got some more nice ones. I need to take some new pics.









EDIT: oops, duplicate image repalced with correct one.

Love the set up Tim, surprised only a standard big muff but then again muffs rule for me

Gabriel, how do you like the freeze? I'm tempted in getting one for the shits & giggles of it all

lorez wrote:Gabriel, how do you like the freeze? I'm tempted in getting one for the shits & giggles of it all

They're great fun. I use mine for ambient pads and drones. Doesn't get used a lot as it can easily be overdone but it's a nice effect to have at your feet, especially when playing live.

lorez wrote:...surprised only a standard big muff

Think you'll find that's a 1980 IC Big Muff with tone bypass, old son.

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The muff that started it all