now you just have to get your pilots license to use all of that!!!
gonna show this to all of my guitar friends, and watch them flip out
In fact, when i said I've been dreaming of, that was not true. I didn't plan to have a guitar pedalboard but in 2013, I had to find a job fast after having been laid of just in one day from the University because they didn't renew my 3 years contract despite having some great reviews from the students: They had kept the spot for the niece of the dean who was just graduating.
So, I had to find a job fast and found one in cold lake, 1500 km from home as a General Manager for Sportchek. I did took 3 heys with me and I had few pedals, TC from the 80's and decided that, because I was not using them anymore, I could build a "small" pedalboard. But you know me, I don't know how to do "small" and then, I started to read everything I could about pedals, what order, what they were doing, what kind of pedals/sounds you should have and, well, I have 2 big binders full of articles, printed, noted in the margin etc..
So, what was supposed to be a little project to pass time ended in a big full pedalboard of 22 pedals including a double buffer (Under it) two 10 isolated power from Cioks, 3 with the new one from MXR and two patchbays and two snakes because the setting is a stereo one: Full double effect loops for the time based effect with the Egnater Tweaker 40 post preamp sends and two "after the pedalboard two returns to amps" before power Amp.
Ha yes, and one switch to bypass the full pedalboard if you want to go guitar direct to Amps and the Tremolo is on one loop as well so, you don't hear it even when not on.
And the Dirt pedals have a loop on the gate so, we don't hear them even when cranked...Also, the boost is a double one, one vintage boost before the diet pedals and one boost after it, a clean one. OUffff. But easier than some synths stuff...That's what I like with drums, no schematic or whatever, you just hit and you are playing!!!
And then, I started to draw a schematic and because it was the beginning of TC guitar pedals, they were often proposing "Buy one, get one free". As I liked the sound of them, I went mostly with them. so, I built the cables myself and ...You saw it.
I don't need to learn anymore, and it's pretty straight forward, way less difficult than a multi effect pedal as you don't have to program every song. I don't use it but my guitarist loves it so, he could easily know what to tweak without menus and so on...And I have this as well:
First draft of the connections:
Position of each setting, General settings to start with at the beginning of each gig:
What to keep "ON" per song and/or what to change. My guitarist have that in front of him, he just has to flip the page and done:
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