My Pedalboard Setup Has Changed! Time To Rebuild? by Shawn Tubbs
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- čas přidán 19. 12. 2019
- This video covers how my pedalboard has changed since it was built over 3 years ago. Should I build a new one?!!
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Here is an awesome man teaching us how to use different overdrives. I like seeing pedalboard videos from players like Shawn!! Let's all give a thumbs up everybody
XTS built me a board centered around the HX effects. all my analog drives are in the loops of the hx and the hx provides the switching and the effects. To avoid volume pedal issues i just use a mission expression pedal to control the volume inside the hx. Works great! Hope you have fun putting everything together!
Love hearing the strategy behind your choices and your pointing out the subtle differences, like between the dude and the GTO. so fun.
I am just a playing at home guy but I love getting a look into a true professionals set up. Thanks Shawn
For high gain, I love both the Friedman BE-OD and the Dirty Shirley pedals.
Finally upgraded from my beloved M9 to HX FX after 13+ yrs. So glad I did. I think you're really going to love it Shawn. Your brief run-through of the M9 was super helpful to me. I'd really love to see you do the same and hear your thoughts once you add the HX. To my ears, even the legacy FX sound *much better. I'm using the Dunlop mini vol. purely to save space and its been great. First heard of the Chime from you and love that pedal as well. Always appreciate your insights Shawn! Cheers and Happy Holidaze!
Your vids helped me decide to get some J. Rockett pedals. I currently have the Rockaway as an always on (clean boost), the .45 set up just over the edge of breakup for a very light OD tone and then GTO in front of it (activating it to OD the .45 when I want an awesome rock sound that will cut through the mix)
I use the Lehle volume pedal, and it’s awesome - highly recommend!
Hey Shawn! I’m just a couch musician who’s been on hiatus for a few too many years lol Definitely interested in pedalboard videos right now. I enjoy all your videos and this one was right up my alley 👍👍
Dude you need to check out the Lehle volume pedal. I used to use EB volume pedals and they never lasted more than a year, either the cord or pot or something went bust. I switched to Lehle a few years ago when they came out and I couldn't be happier. No pots or cords to wear out, no lost high end and you can use it as a line driver with the 10db gain pot. You wont regret buying one!
Love my Line 6 Helix Effects, it covers so much and it is not too big
Great videos Shawn!!! You inspired me to buy the Komet KODA
Shawn I have Cali 76 deluxe on my board, been through many compression pedals, done looking, absolutely the best.
Man, I think regardless of what your plugged into and playing through, your tone is glorious dude!
Great insights Shawn. Thanks for sharing.
I might be too late but I really like your videos. The new Xotic volume pedals are very aesthetically pleasing and work very well. Built like a rock.
I think the drive pedals you are using sound great by the way. I also love the Bogner Burnley for higher fatter gain. Some say it’s a little dark. But I’ve had no trouble getting mine to cut through live. They clean up nice with the volume control too!
I run mine into a Hamstead artist 60rt and it really sounds fantastic.
I love my JRAD Blue Note Pro and The Dude + a TC Spark mini. Fantastic tones and very stack-able. Bagged most of my other pedals for a Line 6 HX Stomp for all of the wet effects. Cut my board foot print in half and with a midi controller makes stepping through songs a breeze. No more tap dancing.
Really digging that Majestic pedal...sounds awesome .
Great setup! Thanks for explaining your pedal choices
Yeah, I‘ ve waited so long for the combination of the FTR37 with the Ox Box. Thank you.
The Abasi overdrive is a really great pedal. Very large sweep on the gain and very versatile. Can use it as a low gain boost, or a standalone high gain pedal. Great feel too. Took me by surprise.
I am dying for an update on what’s on your board these days.
Im running the Revivaldrive almost last in the chain as an always on pedal with low gain, this gives me the opportunity to switch between fender-ish and marshall sounds and push them with other pedals. This works great with all amps, since the only thing you have to do is adjust the eq on the Revivaldrive according to the amp you're currently using.
Hi Shawn! Thank you for all the great and inspiring videos. You’re doing a fantastic job!
If you haven’t already, you must check out the Greer Lightspeed, made in Athens Georgia. That pedal sounds amazing and sits right into the modern country genre in my opinion. I thought I was done searching for overdrives when I tried out my friends pedal a few weeks ago. It has a very dynamic and “airy” sound and doesn’t get too muddy or compact.
Its more aggressive brother Southland is now next on my “to buy-list” and definitely worth to check out too. It kinda takes over where Lightspeed ends.
If you try them out, let me know what you think!
All the best and keep up the good work.
Great video, Shawn! For Volume Pedals, the Mission Engineering VM-1 is very good. Never a problem with mine. A slightly shorter throw than a E.B. VP Jr,
but no tone suck.
When I use a volume pedal (which is off and on for me) I use an Ernie Ball vp jr 25k model, after dedicated buffer. I don't hear any tone loss wherever I put it in signal chain, providing all pedals are true bypass. The Vertex boost looks like a great open as well, with it's expression pedal input for use with volume pedal. You get a great tone whatever you use use...great playing!
Some have mentioned Bogner for high gain. I have had the Red pedal on my board for a couple of years. It may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but I have been pleased with it.
Shawn, my ultimate volume pedal is the Shnobel Tone-modded Ernie Ball VPJR! Built-in Bonifide buffer, 2 different signal loops, lifetime upgrades the the potentiometer and cable, and options for built-in Polytune 3 and 9v power outlets. Snhobel also does a Dunlop Volume X Mini mod. Best purchase I've ever made for a pedalboard.
I have a Mission Engineering VM-1 volume pedal and I really like it....no tone loss and very sturdy. For compression, check out the Bearfoot Fx Pale Green....two band eq for plenty of "character." I love it!
Love this video! It's so fascinating to see, out of all the great pedals you've demo'ed, which ones you choose to use for your own sound. I'm curious about the difference between the Dude and the HRM pedals, since both are Dumble-ish, but you seem to prefer the Dude. I thought the HRM sounded amazing in your demo! But I might be biased by more recent demos that I remember better. Since you obviously like J. Rockett drive pedals, how about the Flex Drive for higher gain? That demo also sounded amazing! (It's one of the videos I show people when I'm explaining that you're my favorite guitarist!) When you build the new board, please do another video.
I may do a video about comparing the Dude and the HRM. They're both great! I do like the Flex Drive because it's crazy versatile but it didn't have quite the character for my sound. It'll be a minute before I build the new board as I need to acquire the funds but I'm on the warpath to get it done!! Thanks for watching!!
Good vid! I enjoyed it, it’s always good to see what goes on player’s pedal boards. And of course, it helps that you’re clearly a great player. Now subscribed 👍
Thanks so much, Paul for subscribing!!
I love this style of video. Also, I’ve had some luck with mission volume pedals.
great video! im not sure about the Line 6 stuff, not saying it isn't great, but man I love the Strymon stuff so well and you use it in such complimentary ways to your playing. man that comp pedal you kicked on sounded fantastic as well!
Hey Shawn, love your channel. The Andy Timmons OD by JHS is a great pedal imo. The V2 has a second gain stage..
The thing I love about pedals (started buying them in the 70’s) is that your mood and likes change now and again and it’s fun to switch the pedal board around. It’s funny what some of the pedals I bought in the 70s go for these days 🙄. Main thing- ENJOY !!
Sounds amazing! That Majestic is sweet! I got a video on my main Pedalboard coming out next week. When you said "it's not a lot of gain, but it is for me" I was thinking... Yep same! 😂
I love my Mission Engineering VM-Pro volume pedal. It’s active, doesn’t suck tone, has a tuner out, which means you’re not going through the tuner, and you can tune while playing. I wish (maybe they do) they had an Aero version, which has more pedal sweep, but I use the VM-Pro mainly for muting, using the guitar’s volume for tone shaping. I have it after my gains, before delays & reverbs, so I can do swells off I need to. Highly tweakable!
I've had a few compressors, including the Origin Effects Deluxe, and I ended up with the Walrus Audio Deep Six v3 as I found it to be in the nice middle ground between using it as a 'transparent' compressor and as a compressor 'effect'. I like it. They market it as being derived from the 1176 compressor but with the simple interface of a Ross of Dynacomp. Good luck.
I just picked up the Voodoo Labs Sparkle Drive and the Wampler Paisley Drive Deluxe. Both are very versatile and sound excellent!
One of my favorite high gain pedals is the Lovepedal Purple Plexi (old school build). It would be ideal if it had separate bass and treble knobs though.
Love to see you try the Lehle Volume pedal. Seemed very very good with the quick try of one I had and from experience their stuff always works.
Yeah, I think I'm going to go that route for sure.
Shawn, I am currently using 2 Rockett Touch ODs. One is set for a mild bit of hair. The other is for more lead & high gain sounds. I think you are spot on with wanting the Origin Cali 76 comp. The ones I've heard sound fantastic, versitile, very consistent in tone. For high gain I think you might be remiss if you did not revisit LPD gain pedals. He does several. Looking forward to see and hear the new board.
Hi Shawn, get onto the latest mini volume X pedal from dunlop - smaller footprint on your board. Also you can't go wrong with the Cali '76 - a superb piece of engineering, and what makes a point of difference, apart from sounding great, is the 'dry' pot to add the dry guitar signal to the compressed signal. Have you ever tried the Mad Professor Supreme o/d?? Love your playing and melodic approach to guitar improv. All the Best for 2020!
Completely 180 here: higher gain try a Wampler Tom Quayle signature OD. When those 2 overdrives are combined they sound & feel great. Had mine for about 10 months. I'm in MS & I'll ship mine to you to check out at your convenience. 😉
Before you land on the cali 76 (which is phenomenal) I would HIGHLY recommend looking at the bondi effects 2026 comp. I think it's a ridiculously overlooked compressor, plus I would love to hear your opinions on it.
Keep it up man! You have my favorite guitar channel on youtube currently.
Thanks very much, Ben!! I'll look at the Bondi stuff!
I love the Stomp Classic because it reminds me of all those bands I saw in the late '60s and early '70s who had a Conn Strobotuner somewhere on or near the stage
The Thorpey Gunshot does high gain really really well with a lot of tweakability. I have a soft spot for Barber pedals and the Direct Drive is worth a look.I personally am most likely to plug in a Way Huge Geisha which is a pedal that works well through its whole gain range. I love it
Hey Shawn great video. Hey if you decide to go with the HX Effects something to think about is the standard power supply that comes with it. There are a couple ways to go to keep your pedalboard uncluttered. I use a Voodoo labs Mondo supply which has the 400ma outputs. I ordered a current doubler cable from Voodoo which supplies the needed current for the HX. It works great. You can also go with other power supplies on the market now which will supply the needed current for the HX Stomp or HX Effects. Just remember if going with a current doubler cable it takes two 400ma outputs.
This is really useful, thanks Shawn. I’m redoing my board and I’ve been undecided about having my comp first (as I usually do) to putting it after my overdrive as suggested by many, and then there’s the issue of where the sfuzz goes. At the moment I’ve got Comp > tuner > Crybaby>SD1>MojoMojo>BMF Sisyphuzz > Flashbak mini > Marshall Reverb. The fuzz sounds fantastic on its own but I get a huge mid-hump (not a pleasing one) when I stack it with the SD1. It’s good fun experimenting though.
The great thing about the Rockett pedals, to me, is that they seem to sound really good through small amps, uninspiring clean amps at lower volumes, as well as larger/louder high-end amps. I think you can fit 6 on a pedal train nano, maybe with a slight overhang, gotta love the top jack. I think I had six once with a one spot daisy chain and it worked fine. They take batteries too so if so when someone nicks your wall watt or you break or forget it you can run on batteries. I’m They’re extremely durable. Also, the nano with six of these doubles as a weapon: if someone tries to steel my guitar and amp I can pop the Nano off of my gig bag and bludgeon them if need be. They sound really good. Can have a lot of different tones in a compact space. Same on the volume pedals, and I’m a mediocre amateur. I break them and some seem to suck tone. I love them and hate them. Looking at running it through the vertex boost thing. The Cali 76 is awesome! I love the 1176’s...so good.
Right now my set up is my Fender Tonemaster(Zinky) w an EP boost in the clean channel loop w 2 delays(AD-9/ EPH-3) at the end to a VibemachineV1....Xotic SuperClean boost....Diaz TX Ranger....SquareFace....WahFace before the modulation Altho I do have a Radial Switchbone if I wanna run another amp plus a Kingtone 6 amp router lol that I havnt even tried yet I tried a lot of Vibes before I settled on the Drybell and dont even get me started on fuzz :) Great vid Shawn Good conversation starter And oh yes I think I might have to get a Flynt plus I dont have any reverb amps so another reason there besides it being a killer pedal Happy Holidays Guys :)
Great video Shawn! For high gain, either the Revv G3 or the XTS Precision Multidrive.. We talked about this recently. I don't use a ton of gain either, so no distortion pedals, but the XTS is as close as I have gotten to a Lukather type tone. One thing I like about the XTS pedals I've tried, is for lead work, they sound fat and killer by themselves, and have no need to be stacked or pushed by another pedal. The Revv G3 is intriguing because it blurs the lines between OD and distortion, but I have not played one. For the volume pedal, the Lehle Mono Volume pedal, hands down. It's active with up to 10db of boost, ridiculously smooth taper, buffered out for the tuner, and dead quiet. Lehle makes top shelf equipment. It's expensive, but you won't regret it. It's worth it. Out of curisotiy, have you ever spent any time with the Wampler Euprhoria? Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Interesting indeed!! Thanks Shawn
Looking forward to seeing the new board with us effects as Santa brought me one. Would like to see more about the pedalboard itself also as I’m struggling to figure out how to get as much on as possible in as tight a space to suit size 13 feet.
For volume I use the Morley Little Alligator Vai volume. Ironically huge size but seems great in an effects loop.
Hey Shawn, I use the vertex boost in conjunction with an expression (Dunlop miniX or the normal) pedal. I use it this way because I didn't want a passive volume pedal potentially sucking some tone out of the signal.
And btw. Your blue note. Please don't take that out. I love my blue note and I think when I hear your playing, BN is definitely part of it. :)) god bless and merry Christmas!
Between the GTO and the Dude (for higher gain), the GTO has more low mid thickness, but the Dude might be a bit clearer because it has less content in that part of the spectrum. Would to Dude cut better in a mix because it would stand out more from the bass? I'm sure whatever choice you make, it will have plenty of thought involved (and your ear is great at hearing what sounds good).
I just replaced the stomp. With the pod go. Better for me than hx because im going to use the models. For a wet amp using a QSC powered speaker. Lehle or Hilton volume pedal. Problem solved. Love the blue note.
YOU LEGEND! I like that you listen to comments and do videos on them!
I have to admit I've never seen the Dude on your board but you talk about it a lot.
When you were talking about high gain drives I thought of the Winford (XTS) or the Petty John Gold. Side note, I find it interesting that you don't have a Klon (Archer) on this board.
Peace out and have an awesome Christmas break!
I love my Archer pedal for sure. Just don't do the Klon thing as often anymore. Still a great pedal that I keep at all times!
No no no no Shawn, you're supposed to tell ME what to put on MY board! Love you man, not sure why you don't have 10x the subscribers that you already have. We all like to get advice and watch a REAL PRO like you!
I used to have an Ego comp on my board, and I dropped it for the same reason as you did. I thought it sounded sterile. Got an Analog man Mini Bi-comp, which has a lot of character and is really really musical to my ear. It's a double pedal -- Ross on one side, very nice, and a squashier Armstrong on the other.
Man, if you can make an HX sound good, I may well get one! From the demos I watched I don't like them.
Got a Steel String after watching your demo, already had a Vertex volume pedal. Not sure if Mason was working them up or no, but I think it sounds amazing. One day I'll compare it to a stock Boss.
Love your demos and your playing!
I reckon you should give the Thorpy fx Fat General optical compressor a shot. It’s by far my favourite compressor.
Only two Volume pedal situations I can stand are to use the Vertex Boost with an expression pedal. However , I just switched to the Mission VM Pro with ultra sweep . Set the internal switch to buffer on, other two options off. I like the Mission as good or better than the Vertex Boost option ! Make sure to get a newer Mission VM pro with "Ultra Sweep " . Though I am not quite the caliber of guitarist as you, I think I am just as picky about my tone ! I bet you will like the VM Pro with Ultra sweep.
I highly recommend the Cali76. It's big, heavy and expensive, but it's the last comp you'll buy (IMO). For higher gain, I run a RYRA Klone into a KOT, neither set very gainy. Together, they are wonderful for me.
Intrigued to see where you've got to with this Shawn!
I'm actually moving along in the decision process but coming up with the finances is a different story. ;) I've definitely settled on the idea of using a Lehle volume pedal and I'm leaning toward using an Eventide H9, Strymon TimeLine, and a Strymon Flint for verbs, delays, and mod. The Pettyjohn Chime MKII is going on the board for sure and the Rockett Pedals Majestic will most likely end up in the mix. I think I'm going to keep the Suhr Koji Comp as well. Still need to choose at least one more dirt box as well as an Octavia style pedal.
@@ShawnTubbs Interesting, cheers for the response. I went for the HX Stomp for my mod/delays as the H9 only allows one effect at a time, and I also use the Flint. The majestic sounds great and isn't one I'd had on my radar, but I'd echo what a few people have said in that the JHS AT+ is where I'm currently looking to go for my higher gain OD!
For "high gain", I would recommend Black Horse from King Pedals and another company called Aura Amps and Darta effects. All brazillian brands but you should check it out for the "more gain" section. Pretty good stuff.
The Mission Volume Pedal has served me well for many years - trouble free. I used to have ErnieB, but the “string theory” drove me nuts (I’m hard on them too - ride ‘em all night). +1 on the Chine MKii.
Do an HX expression pedal hooked up to one of your parameters, maybe even do a sort of vertex boost thing and put a boost pedal block with expression for the volume.
I’ll “+1” a modded vpjr Thru-tone or JHS. However, I must mention the Schnobel Kevlar cord string replacement! It’s a bummer that no volume pedal “has it all”, but a modded vpjr w/ a Kevlar cord does it for me.
Check out the Lehle volume pedal, it’s amazing!!
Check out the Mission Volume Pedals. Specifically the VM-PRO (Red one with switchable buffer). They make a million pedals but that one seems to be the one-solution for all.
It's going to be interesting to see how you use the Stomp. I'm considering the Strymon Iridium for my amps and relegating my Stomp to effects only.
I don't think I'll use the HX as a modeler. I'm way too into my OX box but I'd be interested to hear what you end up doing as far as the Iridium is concerned.
try the Thru-Tone modded Ernie Ball volume. He adds a buffer and strengthens the string. For comps, I have owned the Ego Comp previously and now the Cali76-CD for about 3 years. It is the one.
I’ve had a really good experience with the 40th anniversary VPjr. It has a Kevlar string. I think ShnobelTone does some sort of mod to VPjrs called like an everlasting string or something.
Revv G2/3 for gain? I was really impressed with both of those and the variety of tones they have. The EB mini volumes are really nice, I also have a Mission volume pedal that’s been indestructible. I’m with you Shawn, I have destroyed a lot of volume pedals but for me I always end up going back to EB.
Wampler pantheon. Or rev 3 distortion. Im taking my pinnacle deluxe vs2 and tumnus deluxe off board and go with the wampler gearbox. You did a nice demo on it.
Shawn, your playing is inspiring, and I love your demos! Barber Electronics make two OUTSTANDING drive pedals: Direct Drive = high gain/British flavor
Gain Changer = can be set for low gain and has a high gain option too. David makes FANTASTIC products. A fun “clean” octave pedal that is currently on my board is the Lovepedal Believe which stacks with overdrive and/or fuzz.
Great video as usual Shawn!! Check out the Barber electronics Direct Drive for higher gain stuff. Really rich harmonic overtones. I'll send you a shot of my board, I currently have an old Budda wah, eb vpjr, tumnus (always on depending on amp), Dunlop Hendrix octivo, Direct Drive, Dude, archer, (all drives are running into the loop of HX effects for different placement of modulations)
For high gain stack the xotic BB as a boost into an OCD
Such an awesome demo of your board. How does the majestic or 45 respond if you push it with a clean boost in front of it? Does it get overdriven madness or does the tone get mushy? Eg goes from ac/dc or zztop into the next level of gain.
Hi Shawn, The Friedman BE-OD is a really versatile high gain pedal, my favorite! For Octavia stuff, try the new Fender The Trapper Dual Fuzz, I'm not a fuzz guy and this one is my main fuzz tone for now, just check Josh Smith démo!
Shawn ,any chance you could go through the FTR 37 into IR or Ox just by itself? Love to hear you through that amp cleans and overdrive ,with the amp really wound up? Great video's always,
Hi Shawn , try the KTR Klon thats awesome pedal on its own and can be mixed with blue note or similar( vemuram jan ray MA or Lightspeed) that gives u probably the right amount of gain that you need ,and has a lot of headroom... i don´t play with lot of distortion, like you and in my first pedalboard my setup was pretty similar to yours... so i bet you gonna like it...
In terms of the HX Fx Shawn, I'm a very happy Stomp user. It does everything REALLY well. The effects are really good (got Strymon, Empress and others in the past) and they stand of with those. The only thing I don't like is that it introduces a kind of High frequency (maybe due to ADA conversion) that changes a little bit the fundamental tone. As I said I'm a really happy user and it's something that doesn't bother me a lot, but If you haven't tried it, you should be aware!
High gain pedal Xotic BB or AC pedal. Love them
Man, such good tone man! Always so good! As far as the line 6 hx effects, I know that you can get some great sounds out of there, but I was disappointed by how digital it sounded. In my opinion you can get a lot more analog feel out of the Strymon Mobius!
Lehle volume pedal all the way!
High gain, try the Strymon Sunset dual overdrive! Killer sounds!
Also! If you scoot the pedals closer together you could fit the dude and the .45 on the board as well! That would be a J. Rockett Party!
Regarding the volume pedal, you might try the one by Lehle (a german manufacturer), that’s an active and I guess optical one (so it’s basically not gonna break). I have one and love it
Also, what model is your pedalboard. The way it has a shelf or second level for your reverb and delay is really cool! I absolutely love watching and learning from you!
That pedalboard is made by a company called Trailer Trash. They have a bunch of options for flat boards and slanted.
The GTO sounds great here!! I personally prefer that mashally growl of the Cal45, what's not to like about those choices ;-)
Mythos Pedals Argo for octave. Wampler Pantheon is incredibly versatile. For light to high gain. Volume pedal - the one by BOSS is the only one I haven't manage.to break.
Lehle Mono Volume Pedal is super accurate but is magnet based if you want trad 250k pot I'd go for Shins Perfect Pedal or A3 Custom both built like tanks w no dampening of freq great throw and curve. Awesome vid man that Majestic and Pettyjohn are just nailing those tones
@shawntubbs Im sure this has been said in the comments. A vertex Boost pedal and any volume pedal. The boost is a clean boost but also acts as a volume pedal via expression. Meaning you have control over your volume whether or not the pedal is engaged. And no tone suck because your signal never enters the volume pedal!! Just a thought! Stay well.
Hi Shawn. Great video as always! Two questions for ya 1) What are you powering your board with? 2) What patch cables and instrument cables are you using? Maybe when you do your new board unveiling you can walk us through that stuff too 👍🏽
That board is powered with the True Tone CS 12. I use Mogami 2524 cable and Switchcraft connectors for the most part.
I’ve really thought a lot about the HX Stomp. I could use the Stomp to replace my 2 TC delays. I don’t look forward to programming patches.
Maybe you should just give in and put all those ROCKETT pedals on the board.
That’s really good choice on compressors. You have some great pedals already.
After all, we live in the “golden age of pedals.”
Great Vid Shawn. To tell you the truth, as amazing as your ears are I’m not sure I could give you much input. I do have a Origin Effects Revival Drive Compact coming today. I use to have the bigger Revival Drive but I was just too overwhelmed with it. It sounded great but tweaking was a nightmare for me. I’m hearing the Compact sounds great and is a very manageable pedal. My Volume pedal is the Tapestry Bloomery pedal. I’ve had many volume pedal but this one has a nice long throw and is a thinner pedal and doesn’t take up a lot of space on your board. Also has a nice feel to me and works great for my needs. Hope this helps and I’ll let you know how the Revival Drive Compact works out for me. Pairing it up with a Greer Lightspeed, so I’ll see. God bless
Hi Shawn, how about trying the Bogner La Grange overdrive pedal? It goes from low to high gain and even has a clean boost.
Ive been using a " low impedance " Volume pedal in the effect loop ..... i also found the " 3 knob cali76 " sounds better that the 6 knob cali76
Hey Shawn, if you haven't already, check out jam pedals rattler for high gain... love it!
Nice video Shawn! Do you have room to fit both the Majestic and 45 Caliber on your board? If you can, you'd have two variations of your favourite crunch tones :) And yes, the Origin Effects Cali 76 Comp is great. I have the stacked version. Amazing compressor!!!!
Shawn you are an absolutely awesome Guitarist.
You're very kind. Thank you.
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Thanks Shawn your welcome.
Hey Shawn...what's the latest on your pedalboard rebuild coming along? I have been using the downtime recently to go kinda crazy with pedals and rig mods...because that's the way I'm wired. Hope you and yours are healthy and engaged in musical/sonic diversions!