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Added the Rubberneck during the past year...

Front: Dunlop 535q > Mu tron Micro tron IV> Kirk pitch black > keeley compressor plus
Loop: dinner noise killer > mu troj phaser iii >eqd avalanche run > eqd afterneath > keeley Omni verb > boss rc-500

Moof exp pedal going to afterneath, boss foot switch going to rc-500

Out front: Sonic Research Turbo Tuner TT-200 > Klon KTR > Maxon OD808 > Diamond Boost EQ > Amp
Loop: Diamond Memory Lane 2 > Earthquaker Devices Avalanche Run V2 > Walrus Fathom > Walrus SLO > Empress Vintage Modified Super Delay

Powered by a CIOKS CIOKLATE, sitting on top of a Temple Audio Duo 24

GigRig Three 2 One Guitar Switcher
GigRig G3 Atom Pedal Switcher
Chase Bliss Automatone Preamp MK II
Chase Bliss Automatone CXM 1978 Reverb
Macari's Colorsound Tonebender MKIII
Analogman Bad Bob Boost
Klon Centaur
Line6 HX FX

Choose!

I can't decide. When does voting close?

Also, why 2 Bion Boosts?

You got a week. So plenty of time.

Ry Manchu wrote:I can't decide. When does voting close?

Also, why 2 Bion Boosts?

The first one is set up for like a typical boost and I have it set pretty conservatively. The second one I set up in one of two ways. First with the tone knob all the way down to give a thick kinda faux fuzz kind of thing. The other way is with the boost way down to cut gain from my main distortion pedal. They also stack really well.

bubbastain wrote:

Ry Manchu wrote:I can't decide. When does voting close?

Also, why 2 Bion Boosts?

The first one is set up for like a typical boost and I have it set pretty conservatively. The second one I set up in one of two ways. First with the tone knob all the way down to give a thick kinda faux fuzz kind of thing. The other way is with the boost way down to cut gain from my main distortion pedal. They also stack really well.

Thanks. What other pedals does the Bion stack well with, iyo?

Ry Manchu wrote:

bubbastain wrote:

Ry Manchu wrote:I can't decide. When does voting close?

Also, why 2 Bion Boosts?

The first one is set up for like a typical boost and I have it set pretty conservatively. The second one I set up in one of two ways. First with the tone knob all the way down to give a thick kinda faux fuzz kind of thing. The other way is with the boost way down to cut gain from my main distortion pedal. They also stack really well.

Thanks. What other pedals does the Bion stack well with, iyo?

Honestly everything I tried it with. Tubescreamer, Badass custom OD, SD-1 and my Donner Dumble drive. The Bion has to go first though. Also, the Bion doesn't like a buffered pedal in front of it. It is my favorite boost/tone shaping pedal.

bubbastain wrote:

Ry Manchu wrote:

bubbastain wrote:

Ry Manchu wrote:I can't decide. When does voting close?

Also, why 2 Bion Boosts?

The first one is set up for like a typical boost and I have it set pretty conservatively. The second one I set up in one of two ways. First with the tone knob all the way down to give a thick kinda faux fuzz kind of thing. The other way is with the boost way down to cut gain from my main distortion pedal. They also stack really well.

Thanks. What other pedals does the Bion stack well with, iyo?

Honestly everything I tried it with. Tubescreamer, Badass custom OD, SD-1 and my Donner Dumble drive. The Bion has to go first though. Also, the Bion doesn't like a buffered pedal in front of it. It is my favorite boost/tone shaping pedal.

Gracias.

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Ry Manchu wrote:Bubbastain, what are the two unpainted pedals? Do you like the ricochet?

The one on the right next to the Boss OC-5 is a Caline Englishman. I put it on the board sometimes when I want a different distortion flavor. That spot is basically the revolving pedal spot. The other pedal I made. It's a volume pedal that's activated by a footswitch. The volume knob is on the side. I use my guitar volume to get clean tones all the time, but there are times I might want to quickly go to a very specific amount of clean up while I'm going back and forth dirty to clean. So I just set the knob exactly where I want it and then have instant access to it. Also, it's located after the gate so if I happen to be using the gate( hardly ever) I can still get the rolled back tones without the gate killing off the notes.

The other function of the pedal is that if a expression pedal that is hooked up to my Delaylab. I move the big wheel ( that is from a weed whacker) with the side of my foot. No need for a gigantic volume or expression pedal

The Ricochet is cool. I had the Whammy DT for a little bit but it was way too big and I only used a couple of the functions. The Ricochet is just the right amount of fun.

bubbastain wrote:

Ry Manchu wrote:Bubbastain, what are the two unpainted pedals?

The other pedal I made. It's a volume pedal that's activated by a footswitch. The volume knob is on the side. I use my guitar volume to get clean tones all the time, but there are times I might want to quickly go to a very specific amount of clean up while I'm going back and forth dirty to clean. So I just set the knob exactly where I want it and then have instant access to it. Also, it's located after the gate so if I happen to be using the gate( hardly ever) I can still get the rolled back tones without the gate killing off the notes.

The other function of the pedal is that if a expression pedal that is hooked up to my Delaylab. I move the big wheel ( that is from a weed whacker) with the side of my foot. No need for a gigantic volume or expression pedal

That is awesome. You are cool. Lemme know if you ever feel like making another one?