Finally got the time to get a picture of my board up. It's a very simple set up, I just use it for church services every week for now. Things might change when I move to the UK.
Post your BJFE pedalboard!
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by thetoneseeker » Fri May 04, 2012 9:15 pm
Finally got the time to get a picture of my board up. It's a very simple set up, I just use it for church services every week for now. Things might change when I move to the UK.
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by Donner » Sat May 05, 2012 9:21 am
nice selection ts !! How do those four work together and where is the overlap and unique spots ??? (and how do you like the chroma chorus - Ive been interested in that one....)
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by thetoneseeker » Sat May 05, 2012 11:13 am
I stack the HBOD and the LGW for solos. I get a thick and warm tone that still cuts through the band.
I use the Model G for rhythm sections, mostly for chords. It has this big and open sounding tone which I like.
The SYOD v1 I use for ad libs. I also stack it with the HBOD for solos.
I try to get a similar tone to the original song which I'm playing so by having 4 drives on the board, it gives me that luxury.
The chroma is a very transparent sounding chorus, and when stacked with my delay and a MP SBOD, I can that 80s lukather / landau tone which I love. I was using a Providence Anadime but I switched to this because that chorus was too thick for gospel music.
Neunaber also makes a very good Wet Reverb pedal, in my opinion, the best out there. If I wasn't leaving for UK, I would definitely buy one and just leave it switched on all the time.
I use the Model G for rhythm sections, mostly for chords. It has this big and open sounding tone which I like.
The SYOD v1 I use for ad libs. I also stack it with the HBOD for solos.
I try to get a similar tone to the original song which I'm playing so by having 4 drives on the board, it gives me that luxury.
The chroma is a very transparent sounding chorus, and when stacked with my delay and a MP SBOD, I can that 80s lukather / landau tone which I love. I was using a Providence Anadime but I switched to this because that chorus was too thick for gospel music.
Neunaber also makes a very good Wet Reverb pedal, in my opinion, the best out there. If I wasn't leaving for UK, I would definitely buy one and just leave it switched on all the time.
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by musicsoma » Mon May 07, 2012 1:32 pm
This is definitely one of my favorite boards! That is exactly how I was using that group of pedals as well. Such wonderful tone available, and you're right in that you can recreate most dirts sounds through a combination of those effects.
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by musicsoma » Sun May 13, 2012 4:46 am
Ver cool Model G! Also, can you share how you got your wiring so clean? It looks awesome!
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by analoghog » Sun May 13, 2012 5:27 am
thetoneseeker wrote:
Finally got the time to get a picture of my board up. It's a very simple set up, I just use it for church services every week for now. Things might change when I move to the UK.
Nice board !!....Did you ever try swapping out the LGW with a EGDM ?
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by musicsoma » Sun May 13, 2012 5:31 am
I used to own that LGW, and it is pretty magical.
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by Gnash » Sun May 13, 2012 5:37 am
Hey Musicsoma,
Blackbird board, Power drill, Lava ELC solderless and a cioks DC 10 and about 2 hours
I get a bit OCD when it comes to messy cables
Blackbird board, Power drill, Lava ELC solderless and a cioks DC 10 and about 2 hours
I get a bit OCD when it comes to messy cables
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Re: Post your BJFE pedalboard!
by Joeleo » Sun May 13, 2012 6:53 am
Gnash wrote:
My current favorite line up.
Holy crap that Model G is so awesome. Great board.
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