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[quote name='0175westwood29' timestamp='1457893027' post='3002751'] yeh and im not even sure that with leads plugged in the delays loop it would work if they werent connected, but by the time you factor even cheap aby's buying a second pedal is probs cheaper. Andy [/quote] Agreed. Already started the search. Thanks again.

[quote name='0175westwood29' timestamp='1457880578' post='3002591'] the only way i can think of wiring that up would be to use a few aby boxes, if you thook a line from the out of the pedal in the chain into the aby, a outlet going an aby then to the mod pedal then out of the mod into another aby. then the a back to the next pedal in the chain. then the b into the effects loop on the delay ( ie you can pick where the mod goes chain or loop) then you would need to take the first aby's b back to the next pedal in the chain, where you now have 2 cables flip the another aby so you you have a and b as inputs and y as your out into the pedal. then out of your loop on the delay you do a similar to the aby we took the the a outlet of the first aby into, use y as the outlet and a and b as the inputs. ive attached a pic there maybe an easier way but to switch it from loop to in the chain takes 4 aby's so probs easier to buy a second modulation to put in the loop [/quote] Cheers for this. I had no idea it would be quite that mind boggling. This solution may be a bridge to far.

This may have come up before but I am having difficulty in trying to find the correct search words for the query I have, so here goes. Does anyone know of a way whereby one can connect a pedal (e.g. modulation) into the effects loop of a delay pedal (e.g. Deluxe Memory Boy) and be able to use it both within that loop in addition to setting it up in such a way that is can be used individually too, i.e. as if it is simply plugged as standard into an effects chain? I really hope that all makes sense. Any help or links to previous threads on this matter would be much appreciated.

Natural body colour Maple fretboard Zero fret No fret markers High C strung 4 & 5 strings.

Dodgy photo but here is a quick shoot of my latest collection. After a few years of just plugging straight into my amp I decided to get back into pedals. Its taken me a few months to bring this all together but really happy with it so far. I am sure there will be further additions in the not to distant future, though I may need a bigger Pedaltrain. All thats left to do is replace the patch cables.

I recently got myself a Mr Black Eterna and I couldnt recommend it highly enough. All the reverb I will ever need (probably).

Apologies if this has come up previously. I did search but couldn't find the input I am after. Please feel free to provide a link if this matter has previously come up. I own a Diago Micropower unit, however my pedal hoarding has reached new heights. Therefore, I was just wondering if anyone could advice me on the potential to purchase an additional daisy chain lead to attach to the existing one in order to allow for powering more pedals? Is it safe for the pedals and power unit? What are the other negatives of powering more than the recommended 6 pedals? If they are too great should I just sell it on an upgrade to the Powerstation? Thanks in advance for your advice.

[quote name='markm' timestamp='1423247779' post='2682842'] [url="http://postimage.org/"][/url] [/quote] This may have come up a thousand times already but what patch leads are they? I cant seem to figure it out.

[quote name='elephantgrey' timestamp='1423835185' post='2689525'] The Eventide Timefactor has an expression you can set up the min and max perimeters of the exp. on any control for that patch. It also has an aux switch (ive never really tried using), and midi control (i use to sync the tempo with other pedals). [/quote] Hmm, sounds like a great device but sadly a little of my my price range. I might give the Moog one a look into though.

Apologies if this has come up before but I was having trouble locating any previous threads on this one. Basically, I am just trying to formulate a list of delay pedals whereby the feedback rate might be able to be controlled by an external expression pedal? I am pretty sure at least one of the EHX Memory Men(sic) pedals do this, but are there any others? Cheers people.

I love my Shimverb for those more subtle moments. The shimmer mode is pretty unique by my knowledge and is great.

Recently purchased an EHX Freeze pedal off Ashley who replied to my wanted add. The whole transaction was painless and was taken care of within a matter of hours effectively (even gave me a bit of advice regarding Paypal as it has been a while since I used it). Item arrived in perfect order and well packaged. Absolute pleasure. Buy/sell with confidence.