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Nice tight package, a few Joe's regular pedals

Are they all front of amp, anything on fx-loop ?

Haven't gotten around to taking a pic of what I call my "Joe" board yet (mostly because I'm not done putting it together yet!), but here is a decent pic of my OTHER board (which makes me pretty happy): http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4142/4880 … 4504_o.jpg

I used to have a sonic stomp.  Do you use it much?  I like it but never used it in a band setting before I sold it off to pay a bill.

Regardless of whichever other pedals are active at any given time, the Sonic Stomp is always on, and I almost never fiddle with the knobs now. I don't know the proper jargon to describe what I hear when the SS is active (I am an amateur hack, one of the hackiest), but it sounds to my ears like there is MORE of everything, and that more is also more clearly defined. I am very fond of this pedal. After a bit of experimenting, I did learn that I'm happiest when it is at the very end of the signal chain. I especially wasn't happy with the results when I tried it ahead of the dirt pedals...

Hope that helps...and you might want to check with others who can, you know, play. 

Thanks Coach.  I agree with you about the clarity thing.  Somebody once argued with me that its a simple as changing the eq on your amp but with my old blues jr it took it to places that a standard blues jr didn't go.  Maybe I'll look into getting another one.

I'll play
Main Board - Crybaby->Mojohand Nebula->Supatrem->OCD->Homebrew Voodoo Dist->Mojohand Juju->Dimension Chorus->Carbon Copy->TU3
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Ok Big Board

JB Wah> Strymon OB1 Comp> Loop Masters 8 true bypass looper with Tuner out and master bypass:  Loop #1 Digatech Whamy, Loop #2 Willson Uber Vibe, Loop #3 Whirlwind Orange Phaser,  Loop #4 Maxon Flanger, Loop #5 Barber LTD, Loop #6 Way Huge Pork Loin, Loop #7 Boos NS-2, JHS Angry Charlie, and Rockett Animal, Loop #8 MXR Analog Chorus, Tuner Out Boss TU-2> TC Nova Delay> Strymon Flint

Little Board

535Q Wah> Boss TU-2> Wampler Ego Comp> MXR Micro Flange> MXR EVH Phaser> Moore Cruncher> Barber Super Sport> Barber Direct Drive> Boss chorus CE5> MXR Carbon Copy

Alternates:
Timmy, FD2, Barber Trifecta

I have gone through hundreds of pedals...and a lot of learning has been done. I've moved away from big boys like Analogman, Fulltone, Lovepedal, Mojohand and JHS...as I have found them to be just very, very expensive clones...pure circuit copies in many cases. That annoyed me a fair bit. I aim to get a big dry Plexi sound...combining Zeppelin, Allman Brothers, Black Crowes, Eagles...and many other jam bands. Wound back on the modulation over the years as bar the Drybell Vibe Machine...I haven't found a vibe that works well with a Les Paul (really)...delays have been and gone...just don't use them as much.
So now it really comes down to a variation of three 'overdriven' sounds.

Running two custom Bryce Furball pedals from my good friend and tech. I use them with opposite settings. They are like mini amps with an extra Klon/EP Booster punch that just drives the 100w head to where it should be at searing volumes...plus clean up like fuzzes. These two pedals have destroyed every pedal that has come near them including Analogman KoT, Klones, Lazy J Cruiser, Kingsley Jester etc...magic boxes that I cannot gig without now.
I also have a Plum Crazy Fuzzy Lady Ge Fuzz...a/b'd with a Sunface and Fuzzface...this comes out on top..built fantastically..nice bias knob.
Sonic Research Turbo Tuner - the best...if you haven't got one...you're missing out!

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