How you can get the most from a Grab & Go - Fly Pedalboard - ASK ZAC - 28
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For years, I lugged around a huge pedalboard that weighed as much as a combo amp. After making multiple trips to my car for all my gear, I started getting weary of the big board. Through doing the Truetone Lounge interviews, I got to see quite a few large boards, but I was most intrigued by the players that got the most from small pedalboards. The two minimalistic cats that stuck out were Guthrie Trapp and John Leventhal. Both had small boards and both created a variety of wonderful tones with simple rigs. It was then that I decided to make my own, minimalistic grab & go board.
My Pedalboard essentials:
EBS Low-Profile patch cables amzn.to/2yEWc2D
Mono Lite Plus Board amzn.to/2SHNiby
Truetone CS6 Power Supply amzn.to/38S9rZK
Gear used in Video:
2019 Danocaster Blackguard (1953 Telecaster Style) with Ron Ellis 52T (Bridge) and Julian Lage (Neck)
danocaster.com/
Strings:
Ernie Ball 10,13,15, 24, 32, 42. Nickel-Plated Steel. A non-pure nickel variation of the famous Rock-N-Roll set.
Amp:
1965 Deluxe Reverb amp with Celestion V30 speaker
Effects used:
TC Polytune
Mirage compressor pedal
AnalogMan Boss TR-2 Tremolo
Ibanez Mostortion Overdrive
Boss DM-3 Delay
Line 6 Echo Park Delay
9v power via Truetone CS6 amzn.to/38S9rZK #askzac #guitartech #telecaster
Here's an idea for you. I have most of the Tone Core series, courtesy of Jeorge Tripps, including the Echo Park. When used with the stereo docks, these pedals support "reprocessing". That is, you can take the output of one channel, run its output to the other channel, and use that 2nd channel's output to go to your amp. Exchanging notes with the programmer/developer, I learned that the Echo Park's programming "distributes" versions of the delayed signal to both outputs (in anticipation of 1-in/2-out situations, I gather). What this means is that, if you plug into A, some of what it does shows up at B's output, and vice versa. If you plug into A, set it for reverse, and feed A's output to B's input, you re-reverse the signal. But some of the originally reversed delay also shows up at B's output, and some of the re-reversed delay also shows up in A's output. The result, from B's output, is a curious mixture of forward and backward repeats at different levels, and different numbers of A->D/D->A conversions. Not exactly "roots" or "country", but interesting nonetheless.
That is fantastic, and deserves to be pinned to the top of the comments. Thank you Mark!!!!
@@AskZac You're most welcome. I have the Liqui-Flange as well, which is a stereo flanger, and shares the same re-processing capabilities (something many stereo pedals are also capable of). I joke to people to plug into a fuzz of their choice, then into one channel of the flanger. Take its output to one channel of the Echo Park, run *that* output to the other channel of the flanger, and then run *that* to the other channel of the Echo Park. Then phone in to work to tell them you're taking a sick day, hit a chord, sit back and let the magic happen! LOL Of course, with everyone already at home, maybe this sort of shenanigans can help pass the time...once you've watched all the Ask Zac and Truetone Lounge videos, of course.
Thanks Mark! I have this great pedal. Not only did I not know this but it never occurred to me to try it. Great tip!
Woah. Meet my hero builder here.
Hi Mark!
Legitimately was going to ask some of my Nashville friends how they do their fly boards. Then I saw this. Needless to say, I was elated! Thanks Zac!
I read an intervju with Keith Richards about why he didn't use pedals and he said something like "I need my feet to stand on".
Hi Zac I love your passion for the telecaster and keeping it simple.i always tend to buy stuff that is too complicated and after a while you think. Nooo stop .yes simplicity and squeezing every sound out of a tele by using volume tone and just a couple of pedals is very rewarding. Thankyou from Australia
Great vid Zac love to hear you play amazing tone.....take care Zac
Thank you kindly!
Smart choices and fine playing. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you kindly!
So so good man. So relaxing too! Thanks so much from Sheffield England
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love ya Zak! You are the greatest. You keep it simple. Awesome!
I try
Revisiting this before building a small board ‘cool creamy water’ still cracks me up! 😂
My board’s always been a mini board. TU-2 tuner, Ibanez AF-9 auto filter, XVive Golden Brownie OD( running into the front ), 80’s Arion Stereo delay and Vintage Ibanez EQ in the FX loop. 20 year old daisy chain power supply and no noise. I use my dunlop wah off the board on battery power
This has become my favorite guitar geek vlog for sure. Thanks, Zac!
Thanks, Wally!!
Good stuff Zac!
You probably feel the same way Zac, even on a compact board sometimes it still feels like I'm tap dancing and doing too much. Tends to happen when a lot of modulation is introduced. I just really love the Leslie effect and have to have it.
Great video. Kept it simple for me. Thanks!
You're welcome!
Loved your nod to Patty. Great video. Made me think a lot about my board 🤔
I’m glad you caught the nod.
Great board! Thanks for the tips.
You bet!
I think you’re on to something with the trem being before the drives. Great board! I run a small board as well and have to say I prefer it over my larger board. Can focus more on playing.
Small is the new big. Great job, Zac!
Thanks, friend!!!!
Thx Zac .....and here's another pedal route to take ....I do the Peterson tuner , into a Line 6 MM4 Modulation pedal ( 1st because it sounds better) ... into 2 stacked overdrive's
..into a Line 6 DL4 .....so lots of sounds ...less pedals ....if it's good enough for Mike Campbell...it's good enough for me...cheers 👍
Man, I really love the sounds you are getting here! I'm sure the majority of it is your playing but yeah, good pedal choice and ordering too. Thanks for sharing!
I'm hopefully going to finally build a small pedal board for myself because I find I almost never use my small collection of pedals because it's too much of a pain to take them out and set them up each time. Seeing this is great because it shows that you don't need a huge setup to get some great tones.
Thanks a lot!
I have 2 CS-6's and they are great. Thank you Zac!
Right on!
I need one for a small board project I think. They look great.
Nice little board. TR2s are great, the Echo Park is a fun delay. Thanks Zac!
You bet!
Psionic Audio got me here. Glad I came! You've got a new subscriber
Welcome aboard!
Man Zac you just opened a whole world , Tremolo into Drive man that sounds sick ! Going to use that ! Thanks !
I have a whole video on it! ua-cam.com/video/t803xKDNQDU/v-deo.html
@@AskZac thanks Zac , just added another wrinkle to my tone bag of tricks thanks to you ! Cheers !
I love this! My board has basically looked the same since 2003 when you gave me advice of what effects I needed. To this day it’s tuner into a compressor/boost, overdrive, and a couple different delays for the exact reasons you mentioned in the video. It’s a perfect place to start that’s needed no modifications. I think Carl Wilson said, “I play guitar not pedals.” I can get behind that haha!
Wonderful! Thank you so much for chiming in!
You should keep your mug on the amp! haha you just pulled out the mug as I was typing
A tale well crafted to keep you in ....suspense
Tomorrow!!!
Thanks for the videos! I enjoy your opinion and share many of your points of view.
Glad you like them!
Tremolo before overdrive. Interesting!
Very practical and clean board that sounds great. Interesting that you run tremolo in front of overdrive. I will give it a try. Thanks
Did a whole episode on it ua-cam.com/video/t803xKDNQDU/v-deo.html
I agree. I have a "Do-All" Waggie 28" (that I love) with 10 pedals. I just purchased a 14" Pedaltrain Nano with only (3) El Cap, Boss DC2W, Barber Gain Changer SR. - Your compressor & tremolo both sounded great. Enjoyed this. Stay Safe everyone.
Perfect!
Once again, a lot of great information in a concise video. I love that you're demonstrating a basic set of pedals with a basic guitar through an amp that is accessible to most players - in this case, a vintage DR but the reissues are super useable as well. You are getting the idea across that a few well-chosen pedals can add up to a nice palette of colors. The core tone of the guitar and amp is on full display and when you use the pedals in the right context, they don't subtract - they add just the right vibe. So many players use pedals to "get" their tone rather than letting the guitar and amp speak. When I worked in music retail, I always tried to get the idea across that you are playing the guitar AND the amp - that a $2K guitar through a $150 amp was not the recipe for great tone. You're showing that basic tools used with taste and touch are the real deal - not 25 pedals through a modeling amp. Great job Zac!
Thank you, Frank. I am certainly on the same page with you. Good advice to your customers
Thanks for the tip on the EBS patch cables. I’m going to build a small board soon and will need them for space savings, as you have for this small board of yours.
Glad to help!
EBS are great. I use them on my pedal train Nano board.
Hey Zac, all my grab and go pedalboards are 5-6 pedals, and each amp has one. I prefer simple pedals (3-4 knobs). My Mesa MkIIB has mostly modulation pedals, as I have plenty of onboard distortion. My Blues Jr. board is similar to your setup. I find the less is more approach satisfying.
Hey Zac great videos about the Brent Mason Telecaster and the pedal boards and notice you dont use a power booster on your board and like that 90s Nashville guitar sound have you or will you do a video on the Nashville guitar sound thanks and keep up the fine work take care.
I like the small board Zac. I used to have a spaceship myself. I still have so many pedals that Ive filled up an entire bookcase. But my board now is just the big box revival drive and an early tonal recall really, everything else is a utility (buffer, tuner, looper). Also enjoyed the livestream last night.
Thank you! I too have a ton of pedals on shelves.
I get it. I totally know what you mean about the little light that comes on when you play. I use LED clipping in some of my distortion/overdrive pedals and I always try to utilize them as eyes or something fun to watch while you play. Shiny, blinky lights = more better IMHO =)
I know it is silly, but I like it.
At 14:03 that is just beautiful playing, Zac.
Thank you
Mono; no phase issues, less groundloops, if any = more ease of mind ;-)
Love that board! Big fan of the small board. I’m using a pedal train nano with 5 pedals: JHS Whitey Tighty-> Keeley Katana Mini -> OCD -> Keeley Seafoam+ -> Carbon Copy. Powered by Cioks DC5. Use DR amp for trem and reverb. Use clip-on tuner. Very portable and versatile.
Sweet rig!
"Turn this baby on" :-) this sentence hits it! Dear Zac, you reminded me that I wanted to buy a separate tremolo. The one you have shown from BOSS is just right for this.
The pedals you showed are perfectly coordinated - quite to my taste. My set should contain 2 boards in the future. The first stage includes all preamps, treble boosters, overdrives using the gain stage method. The second stage includes multiple delay pedals, reverb, vibrato, tremolo & chorus. Between the two boards there is a volume pedal (BOSS) and a TS-808. There is another boost pedal in front of the amp. So I have gain reserves in all possible variations. And at the weekend I'll get a Hot Rod Deluxe Amp. Nice Combo. Thanks for this demonstration and stay healthy! PS: The reverb trick is awesome! Truetone Power Supply = Perfect! THANKS!!
THANK YOU!
I like the Buckethead approach. Just a bunch of pedals, no board.
that's the amount I like with pedalboards, less is more. The 4-6 range is great.
I have my own rule which is.. More than 6 - overload of picks. Meaning it's too hard to pick which pedal combination you want to do next.
Love a 4 or 5 pedal board. My current is a Line boost (effectrode firebottle tube boost) - tonebender park Fuzz - king of tone overdrive - source audio collider (delay and reverb). Sometimes I swap out for just the king of tone and Flint or brigadier delay
Great rig!
Here because of tip from 5 Watt World. I subscribed. Texas Jack
Much appreciated!!!! I hope you enjoy
I have the karma mt10 and I like the dunlop echoplex. Pretty close to what you have there. I really like the echoplex for $200 brand new.
Firstly thanks for your videos and Truetone Lounge interview, I really enjoy them. Any thoughts on which phaser for that 70s outlaw sound?
Phase 90, Small Stone, or Phase 100
@@AskZac Thanks, another quick question, where can I buy a Truetone t shirt?
Cool Creamy Water. Pedal name. Called it.
Dang it! I was so close
But what would that pedal do is the real question!?
I love pedals! I actually made myself a 4 pedal board that fits inside my guitar case. I have a picture of it on the Stomp Box section called "Show us your Pedal Board" on the TDPRI. It's post #11566 if you're curious.( Main board is post #11565) I can carry my Blues Junior in one hand and everything else in the other!
That is a cool rig!
@@AskZac Thank you sir!
Thanks for sharing your pedal board and why you chose those pedals.
I really enjoyed watching your UA-cam live show last night. You know an incredible number of songs and play them so well. The Bible say not to envy! Guilty as charged. Did you come by your playing via natural talent or hard work?
It is both. I played 3 hours a day for years. Now, lucky to get in 30 min to an hour
Nudging a DM-3 to be a little more "reverberish" is a relatively simple mod. Find R17 on the board - a 22k (red/red/orange) resistor. This sets maximum amount of delay signal fed back to the input. Replace that 22k resistor with an end-to-end (series) pair of 10k resistors. Now, run a 15-18nf capacitor from the junction of those two resistors to the nearest usable ground point. That will provide a 6db/oct *additional* treble rolloff to each repeat, on top of the existing lowpass filtering the circuit provides to keep noise under control. The shallowness of this additional rolloff is important, since it still leaves some mids and treble to be trimmed back a little more with each repeat. The end result is that each repeat gets a little darker, not unlike the way later reflections in a room would have their treble content "eaten up" by the various absorptive surfaces and objects in the way, The perk is that it also smooths out some of the grittiness that comes with subsequent repeats at longest delay time (passing through 4096 bucket-brigade stages six or more times is NOT good for signal integrity!), and also means you can dime the Intensity control and not get screeching runaway feedback. Finally, because later repeats have less treble content, it moves them to the perceptual background, so your tone doesn't seem so "cluttered". I think you'll like it. And if you don't want it, install an SPST toggle between the cap and ground point so you can defeat it as needed.
Great mod! Thanks Hammer!
Do you have any trouble adjusting your own stage volume (in other words, mixing yourself for solos, rhythm, etc.) with the compressor on, since you don’t have a dedicated boost pedal on this board?
Admittedly, you’re setting your compressor fairly subtly, whereas I have always set mine (a Boss CS-3) pretty squishy for years. But because of that, I’ve always had to run a volume pedal or boost or EQ after the compressor for solos because the compressor fights my guitar volume knob so much.
Great video. But I have to admit-I still just don’t get the compressor pedal thing.
Tremolo before the delays?? I've always put mine last...🤔
Tasty subtleties
How do you attach the Truetone power source? Do you use the slim truetone with 6 inputs or another with more inputs. So many great episode . By the way , recently bought a 2014 MIM ash tele , put some Lollar Charlie Christian pickup on it and Glendale barrels on it BUT I had it wired the way you have yours wired with bridge pickup to tone knob...wow what tone control; great idea, just fantastic! Thank you
It's the CS6, that attaches with 3 screws. You have to drill 3 holes in the board. Glad the wiring worked out
Ever try the wampler ego compressor? Pretty versatile. Great vid
Yes I have. Prefer the Mirage.
Zack,
Nice video as always. How are you attaching the power supply under the board? Thanks.
Jim Bennett
The Truetone CS6 attaches with 3 screws
@Ask Zac Thanks brother!
Thanks a lot Zac, much appreciated. I have a small board as well with different pedals but all of the same effects and I am even using the same power supply. At present I have my tremelo after delay and both of those are going into the FX loop on my amp. Would you recommend putting my tremelo before my overdrive which would just leave the delay going into the loop? Thank you very much!
I did a video on trem before drive. I just like that better for me. You gotta do what works for you.
Thank you for responding...will check it out. Cheers!
Nice!
Thanks!
Tell us about billy gibbons a fellow texian his tone on Texas is great i love your channel best Is danny Gatton great channel
Would love to hear your opinion on the tonemaster deluxe reverbs since i know you are a massive fan of t he DR!
As soon as things get settled, the Fender rep said I could borrow one.
Ask Zac Awesome!!!
Great Videos Zac! Down to only 15 pedals on my board now. I got that Echo Park off your recommendation and I do love it, but the swell kinda cuts out sometimes like it's not tracking completely, is there a technique to that I'm not doing right? Thanks!
It is not perfect. You have to help it along. play less.
Thanks Zac. I like that nice compact Mono board. Are your pedals just Velcroed to that?
Velcro
Gator 'pedal board.' Wrote a favorable review but that was nearly 15 years ago. even gots a cool gig bag :)
now, Dunlop Cry Baby, Bad Monkey, Marshall BB !!, Ds1,
second tier, MXR Distortion +, DOD Vibro Thang, Behringer UC-100. cures all my ails.
and yes, last gig around then.
Nice!
I love the tone of the compressor. Do you have the standard or pro version? Sounds great.
Standard
@@AskZac thanks! that tone inspired me to give it a shot, but I couldn't pick a version.
Hello i'm on the way to order an RAF mirage compressor. The one you have is the standard or the pro version ? And i love the sound of this compressor in the true tone itw of john leventhal did you know if he use the standard or the pro version ? Thanks and i love your videos and itws
Standard model
Less is more. Great vid.
So you favor the Mostortion over the Nobels? The Mostortion does seem really versatile. I enjoy your videos!
I do. Though I love it too
Less is more. I've been looking at multi effects boards thinking just one unit, one box... but I do like your minimalistic board. Any thoughts on a single multi effects board ? i.e...Headrush or Boss, Valeton or Line 6 ? Trying to keep it $4-500 or less.. Thanks !
Try them out
Hey Zac, when are we gonna get to see and hear that Strat that's in the background?
Next video!
@@AskZac awesome! I'm a Strat guy first and foremost.
I just kicked you some " tip jar $ "
My #1 is my Brad Paisley Road Worn Silver Sparkle Tele. It has a 64 in the bridge and a twisted tele in the neck. Im a huge fan of Billy Gibbons as well. Not a big chicken pickin fan. Thoughts on the current pickups for universal playability ? Or should I be looking ? Thanks.
THANK YOU!!!
I saw Guthrie Trapp on a fly date and all he had was an OD pedal and a delay. I didn’t hear anything missing.
I love his playing and tone.
Zac, can you do another video demonstrating the lick you play here at 16:54? We can't see your hands for the pedalboard. Thanks.
The volume swelled harmonics?
That compressor also triggered an Ad break, lol ..
Perfect
Zac, late to the party here, how do you affix the power supply to the board? Drill or Velcro
tape?
Drill 3 holes and the CS6 pops right in. Easy and secure.
Wow, thx for the fast reply! have to buy a mug and t-shirt for that, just ordered. You are the best
I'd like to see you build a ' MINI ' pedals board for gigging and travel. How do we make this happen = )
No... Seriously. Ill hit up your tip jar to donate towards this. We've got to make this happen ; )
Hi Zack - how would you compare the TrueTone RT 66 compressor and overdrive to the separate ones you are running on your board?
The Truetone RT66 is no longer in production. It was a great pedal. The mirage is a bit simpler, having only 2 knobs. The Karma MtN is different being a mosfet overdrive
@@AskZac Wow that's wild - I just bought myself a RT 66 from Amazon for a Christmas present! Why would Truetone discontinue one of there main products?
@@jeffreygoers5447 because parts that are used in it are being either discontinued, or they are getting much harder to get.
I'm looking at the CS12 because of the variable 4v-9v. I'm getting a Phase 90 custom shop reissue and I hear these respond very well to "old batteries". But the CS12 isn't low profile. Would it be too tall for the setup you have here? I don't want to get a board that is so tall that I have to lift the front of my foot way up or completely pick my foot up off the floor to operate my pedals.
The CS12 fits under the angled pedaltrain boards, like the classic and Jr
Hello. How is the noise floor on your echo park? My unit has a noticeable hiss when engaged, it doesn’t disrupt the function of the unit but I don’t know if it’s supposed to add that “the record is over but it’s still turning” sound. Thank you!
There are some that are noisy, and some that are less so. I have found that the lighter ones are quieter. They made the housing out of 2 different materials during its run.
@@AskZac As always you are a wealth of knowledge. Thank you!
Hi there - Kieth Williams recommended you & I have to say I’m looking forward to seeing all your content, loving it so far, it’s so nice not to be shouted at! Subscribed 👍🎸🇬🇧
Thank you, and thanks to @Fivewattworld
Question:
Do you put your volume pedal pre or post effects board?
Are your effect patched from right to left?
On this board, I put it before. Patched right to left
@@AskZac Thank you
P.S ....Zac have you considered printing up some Ask Zac Fleece pullover's ....if so , yes ...I'll take 2 ...👍
We do have nice hoodies!
Zac how do you keep the pedal board from wobbling back forth. The cs6 sticks out
about a half inch. If you try to switch any of the out board pedals it's going to wobble. CW
Why would it wobble?
@@AskZac I mounted it with Velcro. I went and looked at the way you mounted it and drilled the holes and used the screws. works find now.
I used the Velcro so I could remove it quickly. I'll use my impact driver
to accomplish that now. LOL CW
Zac, do you use the tremolo in your Deluxe Reverb?
Sometimes. Like here ua-cam.com/video/v3hPZIiFY6U/v-deo.html
What gig bag or case are you using with your Mono Lite Plus? It doesn't seem to come with one.
I am using an old pedaltrain soft bag that I found cheap.
@@AskZac Sweet! Thank you! :)
Great video. Why no boost pedal to give a stronger signal to your amp?
The compressor does a touch of boost.
Ask Zac have you played the Fender Brad Paisley model? The silver sparkle one. If so, what are you thoughts?
I think they are great. I think the neck is huge!!
I'm just curious, do you set the tremolo intensity at halfway on the amp, as well as on the pedal? I just got a tremolo pedal (Joyo) and turn the intensity higher than half, but i have no experience with amp tremolo. Thanks.
I set it about half way
@@AskZac Cool. Thanks Zac. I think my pedal needs just a hair more than half to be fairly noticeable. I set it more intense for some stuff, "For What It's Worth"-Buffalo Springfield, "Look Through Any Window"-The Hollies, "Just A Little"-Beau Brummels, etc. I love that sound.
Would I be worth sticking an eq pedal (like a boss ge7) on the board just in case you have to play through an unknown amp/backline?
Yes. I carry one in my bag
Did you use that rig on your livestream tonight? Cuz your tone, your playing, the singing, everything was sweet. I’m so glad I listened to Keith/5 Watt World and checked you out ‼️ PS- I joined late, y’all were playing Tom Petty so I missed who it was on the acoustic and singing with you? I dig his playing and vocals too... 🤠✌🏼❤️🎸🤘🏼
Austin Skinner is the vocalist, and yes, I was using that pedalboard, guitar, and amp for the live feed
I've been playing guitar for about 32 years and I'm having trouble mastering open cowboy chords plus when I take a solo I usually trip up and stumble after about 3 or 4 notes. Should I finally concede defeat and take up gardening or what??
Slow down. Go as slow as you must to play cleanly, then speed up.
Why do you choose the Boss trem over the amp’s built-in trem, especially if going minimal is the goal?
It is quieter. The amp trem is great, but noisier, and very thumpy.
@@AskZac Also easier to get to on stage. You don't have to run the amp's pedal out to your spot or go back to the amp to turn it on or off.
@@roscoenyc yes. Too much hassle. Always great to hear from you, Roscoe!
@@AskZac Thanks much. Loved this segment. Here in NYC for gigs (whenever they start again) there's no 2 trips to the car. You have to carry your entire rig in one trip. Guitar(s), Amp, Board even merch sometimes. I love the small board and yeah, it fits in the suitcase for fly gigs. Thanks again for your videos.
Hello sir. How do you decide what stays and what goes. I’m all over the place with GAS here! It’s like one moment “I need this pedal cause it’s gonna get me where I need to be(won’t)” to the next moment “fuck I couldn’t afford this”
I use what I need the most.
@@AskZac how do you determine this? I’ve gone through so many boards it’s stupid 😔
@@empathysgone96 I try to just use what is absolutely necessary. I have stripped it down to an amp, overdrive, and delay. But this was with an amp that had verb and trem. It all depends on what kind of gigs you are playing, and what your boss expects from you.
What is your thoughts on sans amp fly rig v2?
I have never played through one, but it looks cool.
@@AskZac I have the Fly rig 5 V2, it has its place because of the weight and size. I think my peddles sound better but it fits in my guitar case. Kinda like the tone master DR it sounds good my '72 DR sounds better. All perception. Installing a cream back neo in both of them this week. On recommendations from you and Keith (5watt world).
Do you use the Boss tremolo rather than the tremolo on the amp because of the sound or because it is easier to use on the board?
Easier to use on the board
@@AskZac Thanks, just found your channel yesterday. Really like it! What do you think about a video on how to wire teles to not hum?
@@JackChessa I can't make single coils not hum. That would be magic
@@AskZac agreed, but any grounding or shielding tips? I'm a new tele player who can occasionally pickup radio stations on my tele ;)
Have the cavities and the back of the pick guard shielded with copper tape. And use your volume control to kill noise in between songs.
Some pedals have power supply input on side how annoying is tha🤣😡😖👍 subbed great channel
Thanks 👍
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Tom Bukovac makes it in his garage
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Buk has the market cornered.
I have always hated having to "river-dance" ( i . e. Playing the pedalboard) while playing the guitar
Amen!!!!
Needs a pedal Looper to decrease the tap dancing.
It would be bigger than my entire board!