Unboxing & Setting Up Boss BCB60
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2016
- Unboxing & Setting Up Boss BCB60
It was time to hang up my old pedal board. It was buzzing left n right. So I got the Boss BCB60. I have been using it for a year and its been treating me great! It will last you a lifetime if you just jam at home. On average I play 4 shows a week and its still holding up. I highly recommend the Boss BCB60.
Check it out on amazon: amzn.to/1UEwryE
1:39 this freaking me out while i enjoy watching your video
i've had mine since 2008 or 2009, it never had rubber feet on the bottom side so I had to mark off the bottom side overtime. I fucked up and left it near the radiator and it melted the resin for the hinges, i believe it also melted part of my TU-2 and old DS-1 as neither of them open to replace the battery(not an an issue as I would run a an old daisy chain to power my DS-1, HM-2 (which I see there, nice, also gotta love the pantera wah) and old which I just plug in to keep my 9v from dying. You can throw the tuner up by the input above your wah, it was made for the other boss tuners but it fits a pedal, even a spare. I have had it sideways ontop of a piece of plastic for years and it never failed me, just gotta read sideways lol.
I have one of these, works great, easy to use , great for for transport and setup. my rig is:
My guitars - 1991 fender Strat Plus, 2016 LP Standard.
1 Boss TU-3
2 Wampler plexi-Drive
3 Boss HM3
4 Boss PQ4
5 Electro-Harmonics Grand Canyon duel output (latest edition)
Going into 2 Amps, Fender Bassbreaker and a fender Twin, sounds great especially with the doubler or slapback delay using the ping-pong option on the EHX GC. Killer sound. Thanks for the great demo.
Nice set up!
Thanks for that video! I just finished building a board with a pedal train frame, and it looks nice but it took a lot of work. Now I'm putting together a board for my acoustic and been looking at this board. your video helps a lot.
what the hell is that noise on 1:38
Pterodactyl.
I think this guy has somebody locked in his basement.
No I think someone fucked........
Awesome and straightforward, thanks for the info!
Thank you for the feedback!
I've got a BCB6 and your model is way better !
Scotty D how is your model different?
@@BlogTernet Only Boss single stomp box pedals fit it....
Excellent tutorial on your BCB-60 pedalboard. 🤘
Thank you. Im glad you enjoyed it Bradley.
For the first timer like me I need to experiment which one in the two holes I will insert the cable. Thanks anyway. I'm scared that if I do a wrong connection it might damage other gadgets.
Don't be afraid to experiment. Pretty sure you wont mess anything up. Keep on rockin Leo!
@@BlogTernet thank you.I returned my gadget Ernie Ball back to guitar center and they tested it and was fine and I was embarrassed!. So I just replaced it anyway with Dunlop which is a little bit pricey. This time it works. Thank you.
I’m sure that it works, but the pedals that aren’t made by boss throws of the symmetry of appearance.
Very true. If you are going for aesthetics stick to boss pedals and maybe a mini wah. But this works great and I think it doesn't look that bad with other brand pedals as long as they are not gigantic. Thanks for the feedback.
Got one of these...put your tuner pedal...if it fits in that space at the top right of the board. ...l was able to fit my delay pedal in there nicely..
Thats a great tip! Thanks.
6:40 Look Magic !!
just bought one, awesome
Nice!
I’ve got a trivial question and maybe you guys already know the answer to a dilemma I will be having.
I currently have two Boss BCB-60 pedal boards. The first BCB-60, Pedal Board I, contains two Boss PSA 9 volt powered (later model) pedals but the remaining four are Boss ACA 12 volt powered. The Boss power supply is for PSA 9 volt pedals and as long as there is at least (1) PSA 9 volt pedal in the chain with ACA 12 volt pedals included, the 9 volt power PSA power supply should be fine.
The other BCB-60, Pedal Board II, will entirely have older mark Boss effects pedals and since they are powered at 12 volts each I can not use the stock 9 volt BCB-60 PSA power supply that connects to the board.
Besides adding to my ACA vintage Boss collection, my concern is that BCB-60 Pedal Board II, will have all 6 ACA Boss pedals lined up on the chain and a TU-EX12 Tuner which is 9 volt DC. I otherwise believe that I can not use the stock Boss BCB-60 power supply that came with the board to power up the older mark Boss pedals.
Is there a specific non-invasive resolve that is minimal in aesthetics which I can buy to power all 6 ACA pedals on the BCB-60 Pedal Board II (w/Boss TU-12EX Tuner-9 volt DC)? I believe I know a simple remedy to this but it would involve modifying one ACA pedal so that it could take a PSA power supply. Then if I am correct, the rest of the ACA powered pedals would work off the chain in the BCB-60.
I would rather not modify anything in my collection unless that’s the only resolution.
Again, this is totally a guess on my part but minimally I guess, in theory, if just one of those ACA pedals were to be modified to accept 9 volts from the PSA power supply that the rest of the older mark ACA Boss pedals would operate off of that PSA 9 volt power supply chain.
If you are in the know from your experience about what options I may have as far as a component I could buy to connect the power to the board (that’s also a real inexpensive yet simple resolve), then please, by all means, explain away!
Thanks all!
Very useful video. Thanks for posting it.
Thank you for leaving a comment!
sold
Its a great buy! You wont regret it.
Thank you now I can set up mine and here is my like
Thank you! What pedals are you adding to yours?
Great video thanks
copykon aww thank you! Appreciate the positive feedback.
Pro tip # 363: If you use a wireless like I do, you need to run it from the receiver to the input jack.
Yessir!
Hello there.Nice video man,very helpful but can I separate distorsion and other pedals in front of amp and modulation pedals in fx loop and how to connect if this is possible ?
Exactly what I'm trying to figure out now I'm racking my brains here trying to sort it out there's only one send and two returns, did you figure it out??
thanks for the video... it helped me out, appreciate it
Love the video but is you tuner “ok”
Hahaha I believe that was one of the reasons why I wanted a hard case. That tuner took quite a beating. 🫡
hello bro im not doing effects loop on my modulations, all direct to amp is it ok?im using bcb 60 also..
can you close your case with the wah pedal?
Yes.
Yes, you can.
Thanks for the video bro.
You are welcome!
Was that Beat It right at the end
I have the same P.B but really Is to small and notmvery good quality.
Dang your hardcore on your equipment lol
haha a lil bit!
Bro I need to know if you can close properly the BCB-60 with a cry baby wah pedal? Im planning to buy cry baby. Thanks
If I can fit the dimebag pedal. Im quite sure you can fit a regular crybaby. The dime bag has a big tone knob on the side and I make it fit. From online specs it looks like the dime bag is bigger than the regular cry baby. Like I mentioned, I make my dimebag wah fit in the BCB60. Ive been gigging professionally believe or not for a coupe of years now with it. Honestly a smaller wah would fit better..the regular crybaby wah seems to be smaller so you should be good. All the best! Keep on rockin'. Its a great lil compact pedal board.
Did you ever update to that other boss tuner that fits in that upper right corner? It won't mute, but there's ways around that
I stuck to the clip-on tuners. Easier to carry and more convenient Imho.
Did the all the pedals, including CryBaby fit inside, once you put cover back on?
Nitish, yes they all fit. The wah is a bit tight. Sometimes I think about taking it out and setting it up separately outside of the Boss BCB60. The reason being that one of the power adapter wires stretches from the Heavy Metal Pedal around and routes to the right side of the wah. Ive been gigging with this set up for over a year, its worked great and its convenient. I have also considered taking the Boss tuner out of the loop and just using a headstock tuner; but I love my old beat up Boss Chromatic Tuner..its looking like a relic now. Hope this helps. Thanks for stopping by!
Blog Ternet Thanks a lot man. That was a good insight. I'll probably buy one soon.
sweet! Its a great buy and it takes a fair amount of abuse.
Can it close with pedals inside?
Yes it does!
Will it fit a Digitech Whammy DT? Thanks,
Im not sure on the specs of the Digitech Whammy...If I am not mistaken its bigger than the crybaby wah. So it might not fit..The crybaby is a bit tight in there also. All the best Alvaro!
Blog Ternet
thaks for replying. Just for anyone with same question, I purchased one BCB60 yesterday and it fits Whammy pedals fine, even the big DT
Alvaro that's awesome! Thanks for sharing.Alvaro that's awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Blog Ternet can you close your case with the wah pedal in there?
7000ironman yes the case closes with the wah inside.
Good video,can i ask what kind of shoe do u wear?
The shoes are canvas slip on loafers. Someone customized them for me and reggaefied them for me adding Bob Marley's image etc.
Blog Ternet Thanks
How wah pedal current?
Will other brand effects work - like digitech, zoom ?
Dr Dizzy Saivate that's a very good question. I have asked myself the same thing. If anyone else knows the answer to that please feel free to leave some feedback. I'm curious to know. All the best and thanks for stopping bu
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Thanks very much. Yea do let us know 😂
Yes, they absolutely will.
If i invest in such a setup, how much will it cost me
At this moment in time the BCB60 is $180 and then you need pedals. It fits 6 pedals and it up to you to choose what pedals you use. If you are on a budget consider buying used pedals.
you live in florida? lets jam
how do you plug it into your amp
From one of the top left outputs.
Is the pedalboard with a power supply?
Yeah you get a power supply