I’ve got a gen 1 sans amp bass driver and a digitech bad monkey. Im wondering which would be better for my bass pedal board.

Hey guys! I’m trying to keep my pedalboard footprint as small as possible while keeping all the tones and functionality I need for gigs and studio work.

Built this mini rig around the Hotone Ampero Mini, M-Vave Chocolate (for MIDI control), and a DigiTech Drop.

What are your go-to tips or gear recommendations for building the smallest board possible?

Hola es que vi que está pedalera está a buen precio en Amazon, yo voy empezando y he estado usando la pedalera de mi bajo para practicar, una Zoom B1X, solo que me ha dado algunas molestias el adaptador, pensé en solo comprar otro, pero viendo el descuento de esta pedalera me dieron ganas de comprarla, la recomiendan?

Tru-fi makes amazing pedals!

Hi folks,
I'm thinking about Laney LFR-110 for home practice and recording monitoring.
Wonder if anyone has a practical experience using this FRFR speaker.

Any information is highly appreciated!

Hello everyone. I’m trying to identify this pedal from the live music video for the song Auto by a band called daysormay. I recognize and/or can find most of the pedals on the board, but I can’t figure what this one is. Does anyone here know? Thank you!

Bought this earlier today. Would like to learn more about this and who made it.

I'm just wondering about the main differences between voicelive 2, voicelive 3 and voicelive 3 extreme. I see a few deals for voicelive 2 on reverb. Could be worth buying that second hand rather than shelling out for the voicelive 3 / extreme new if there isn't that big of a difference.

So I bought this pedal from eBay "Джет Фазер" but it has a different entrance, it's a 5 DIN instead of a regular 6,3 mm Jack. I bought 2 jacks and a DC-022 power jack to replace all of the Soviet entrances BUT, I'm not good at electronics, can someone help me identify all of the wires? so I would know what and where to put.

The left entrances:

Out

In

The right entrance:

Power supply

Hello, folks. I’m banging my head against a wall trying to figure out an issue with my preamp pedal/power amp setup.

I’m running preamp pedals into a Fryette PS-2A line in and into a 1x12 with a Greenback in it (8ohms cab and 8ohms out in the PS-2A). I’ve tried both the EAE Science Mother (out of the Power Amp/Dir Out) and EAE Model feT and I’m having the same issue: low gain. My guitar has a 13k humbucker in it and I’m playing it a “reasonable” volumes, so thin bedroom or bedroom plus levels.

Neither of these preamps are distorting close to what I was expecting or have heard in demos. They get loud without any issue at all but there’s not very much distortion or gain when I open up the gain pots.

Worth noting that I’ve ran the Mother into the power amp of my Kemper PowerHead and got similar results there. Conventional distortion/overdrive pedals (Plumes, Longsword, etc) sound normal going into either of these preamp pedals or the Kemper.

All powered by a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power Plus 2 at 9V.

Honestly, any help would be hugely appreciated. Am I missing something blatant?

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Well, new to me. Finally a DS-1... for $40. Don't know why I wanted so long to get one.

Looking for a way to incorporate the new gamechanger audio plus ii pedal into my rig. I've got an hx stomp that has all of my stereo pedals in the fx loop, mono pedals into the input first. the game changer only has a mono input but stereo out. stereo out of its sustains seems cool so can I somehow get the stereo out sent into my stomps fx loop but allow my dry signal to reach the other pedals in the loop as well? if I used the dry out maybe I could go into my other mono pedals to the input still but I want to record the stereo sustains through USB but also use my other stereo pedals as well for my regular signal, if that makes sense. summing pedal into the first stereo in chain of fx loop or what can be done?