MarshallBTB

You have to have the tidiest boards going dude! Impressive as always. [quote name='pantherairsoft' timestamp='1376593705' post='2176652'] I've got 3 shows with KADE in the next week so decided to sort the board out today. This is the last time you'll see my setup before it migrates to one of my [url="http://www.reallyawesomepedalboards.co.uk"]Really Awesome Pedalboard Company[/url] boards. I'm basically using the PitchFactor for everything these days having spent a lot of time with it. It does my pitch shifting, crazy delay, reverb, ambience, octaves, synths, some fuzz, chorus and modulation, plus a bucket load of other sounds now that I've started feeding it LFO's form the MP-201. I'll be adding an aux switch soon so I can move around it easier in the near future. [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/KADE_Board_1_zpsf907eacb.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/KADE_Board_5_zpsee343334.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/KADE_Board_4_zpsb20dc5c1.jpg[/IMG] Shep [/quote]

I use the an LG1000 as a cheap and light power amp. Straight into the Line in from an MXR M80/Zoom B3. As far as I know that is skipping the pre amp, just leaves you with the master volume control working.

Wanted one of these for ages and seriously considering spending out for one of the pawn shops, and this comes along! I feel a birthday present to myself coming

[attachment=137965:IMG_0700.JPG] Current simple set up, modded the B3 with a footswitch. Temporary enclosure until I find/make the right one.

Loose ground wire, noise is as it should be now for a fuzz pedal...unless I use the diago on its own. Still a bit odd, gets noisy with just the diago plugged in. Once other pedals are daisy chained, or I use a smaller ma supply this doesn't happen. Probably wont be an issue as it will be on with the rest of the board, still strange though. Thanks a lot again for the pointers.

Unless I have the power daisy chained to other pedals, and another pedal connected to the output of this, I get nothing. Going to have a look over it with its creator tonight now so hopefully it'll be sorted. Main thing I wanted to clear up was the possibility of overloading the circuit by using my power supply, as that was suggested to me, so thanks for that!!

Ok that's good then, thanks. I wanted to check as I have a pedal that won't work unless its daisy chained with the rest of the board, I use it alone and get nothing. It was handmade though, by a friend so I'm guessing its probably a fault in the pedal.

May be a stupid question - but using a power supply that gives 1000ma (diago micro power) and only powering one pedal won't do any damage will it? Does the pedal only draw what it needs or would this overload the circuit?

That thread title was so promising