Post your BJFE pedalboard!
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by musicsoma » Thu Mar 01, 2012 9:37 pm
Haha! Yes, I sure am. I have to be honest in that I have the World's Best Mother-In-Law. Imagine someone who loves to cook, clean, and wake up in the early morning to feed our new baby... she's pretty much an angel!
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by musicsoma » Wed Mar 28, 2012 9:16 am
Very cool Royal Green Mini Vibe!
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by Joeleo » Wed Mar 28, 2012 10:21 am
What a great board. That's the prettiest RRB I've seen.
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by cajone5 » Wed Mar 28, 2012 2:58 pm
armao wrote:... ... plus
Hasn't anyone noticed the volume pedal?
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by alanbarley » Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:09 am
I recently moved everything to a larger board with the addition of the Providence D80. The MML2 has a dedicated power adaptor. One of the One Spots powers the D80, the term and the MGMV. The other powers the tuner, Ep Booster, and the BJF drives.
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by musicsoma » Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:15 am
For you Providence Delay users, do you find the lack of a tap tempo to be a pain? This has always been the source of my reluctance regarding both this and the Cornish TES. When playing live, unless the drummer is using a click track, he/she is sure to get slightly off. Not having a way to account for this drives me mad.
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by rockeroo » Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:33 am
I never expect my delay repeats to completely sync with the meter and tempo of a song. I know dotted-eighth users would be reluctant to survive without tap, but I find being without one is completely fine.
::drummers will always fail us -- or vice versa::
I would much rather learn to play the faster, more complex riffs manually than play them halfway and expect the delay to do the rest. I generally use delay to add a little more space to my sound, for slapback and also for modulation purposes.
I know you love tap, Mike, so you might not want to go "naked" without that option. But maybe you might?
::drummers will always fail us -- or vice versa::
I would much rather learn to play the faster, more complex riffs manually than play them halfway and expect the delay to do the rest. I generally use delay to add a little more space to my sound, for slapback and also for modulation purposes.
I know you love tap, Mike, so you might not want to go "naked" without that option. But maybe you might?
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