jimbobothy

... when using your Quatermaster do you notice a noticeable difference?

.... I've got a HX Stomp equipped board and an all analogue (well nearly) board as well. I must say I do really like seeing what I can tweak, rather than menu scrolling. Also as there is a bit of option paralysis with Multi FX units, I like the make the most of what you have deal with small/medium analogue set ups. Enjoy

... now THAT is a lot of pedals 😁 👍🏼

Cheers, great board 👍🏼

Luvin the super compact board 👍🏼 I know what some of the pedals do, what’s the signal chain please? I have contemplated a Metro before but my OCD wouldn’t allow me to have any pedals on their side 😊

... last one (for now lol). A Nano build I did a short while ago. A basic board, but good for church service stuff whenever I can get back to it!!

... my latest latest build: ... this is my second Classic JR board. Love the relatively compact nature of the board, and with the HX Stomp it should be pretty versatile hopefully.

PM’d Lee

... one of the tricks is using 3M dual lock and Evidence Audio SiS patch cables. This combo means at least the patch cables can be routed easily underneath the pedals due to the height the dual lock gives, and the short throw of the cable leaving the jack plug head 🤓

... my latest build: ... much easier to get a clean install with single rail boards, but better use of pedal board real estate with double railed designs 👍🏼

.... jusr bought a clone Sea Machine pedal off Paul for peanuts 🥜. I offered postage but he said he’d take care of it. He actually ended up using a courier and still didn’t ask for any postage contributions! Great BCer 🙂

... for charging could you not get a 90 degree adaptor? It may give you that bit of room you need. I’ve got a Pedaltrain Volto v3 on my Nano board, only powering a Spectracomp so should last ages. Seems well made and fit for purpose, hence went down that route rather than one I put together myself (even if the spec would be higher). Those integrated battery and board units look fantastic 👍🏼. Cheers for the heads up.

Hey all, recently purchased a few things from Dave. All good, would not hesitate to deal with again. Recommended BCer here folks 👍🏼

... Welcome to the forum Velarian 👍

.... as the wood seems to have a finish on, I'd be careful about applying too much heat as this could damage this. I've used the damp cloth and soldering iron trick on a few of my Warwick basses in the past (with no finish, apart from the wax) that worked wonders. However my Warwick Stage 1 5 string has a coloured oil finish I couldn't get it to work at all (they have some hard finish applied over the coloured oil). However for your type of instrument I'd personally edge towards a professional repair. I'd not want to cause any further damage. Peace.

Wowzers, now THAT is a lot of pedals 👍🏼 Compare my Nano version 2 ha ha