My pedalboard in the era before I discovered guitar forums.
- Thread starter Mark Wein
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Knox in Box
Rustbelt refugee.
And I'm sure you were probably happy with it.
not really. I also had amp issues too. I dug all of the modulation-type pedals. I hated all three of those drive pedals though. It took me a long time to find what I have now.
Chad
Slender Hobbit
fixed it for you.
Thats always a given but you should hear my rig at the moment. It'll take me a while to get bored with it
Chad
Slender Hobbit
Thats always a given but you should hear my rig at the moment. It'll take me a while to get bored with it
If you make it to Pragestock, you will change it the first week of October
I guess luckily for me I can't afford P-stock this year.If you make it to Pragestock, you will change it the first week of October
Putting the amp in the Suhr Cab really changed things up. I'm curious how it sounds on tonights gig.
Chad
Slender Hobbit
Lame on the pragestock, but if I lived in CA, I wouldn't be able to go either.
So you are trying the amp out for the first time on a gig tonight? The pedalboard will change tomorrow.
Lame on the pragestock, but if I lived in CA, I wouldn't be able to go either.
So you are trying the amp out for the first time on a gig tonight? The pedalboard will change tomorrow.
yeah...last year it cost nearly $1000 between the ticket and lost work.
This is the first gig with it in the new combo enclosure.:
Even with the same new speaker it sounds different
Here is another old configuration, probably a year or two later:
358 by Mark Wein on MarkWeinGuitarLessons.com
Modern Saint
Starve your Fear, Feed your Dream!
So @Mark Wein ....the number on the bottom left. Does that represent the pedalboard revision?
Guitar Heel
Demented Trick
That looks like my #2 pedalboard (all Boss, with some Keeley mods for good measure). It's for my buddies to play when they're over, or to throw in the car on road trips.
Modern Saint
Starve your Fear, Feed your Dream!
It is really interesting that before the boutique pedal explosion, guitarists pedal mainly comprised of Boss and Ibanez pedals. You would find sparingly a TC Pedal, Arion, Washburn, MXR or EHX, etc. Analog man came in with mods along with Keeley and before you know it a new birth happened.