Does this pedal exist?

lol. I probably won't be getting rid of my Plexitone but it's about the best there is out there for that sort of thing. It needs to be mated with the right amp like all good pedals though.
 
also, I can't wait to hear the smaller Plexitone that Pete Thorn has in his rig already. Here he is with the version the both Tele and I have:

 
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jaxn slim said:
That board is a work of art.
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Sent the board off this morning for my 1st gigs with it- next weekend in MN and MI- but before I had to ship it off, I wanted to make a cover to protect the bottom- my stuff breaks a lot it seems, so I don't want to take chances. Al those jacks, the power supplies, the RJM, etc... I went to the hardware store and got some plexiglass, and some L brackets- I cut the plexi to size using a scoring knife, and drilled 2 holes for the feet to go through on the top edge of the plexi. I secured the bottom part of the plexi by using the L brackets- for now, i just bent them and dual locked them to the underside of the board, then I put dual lock on the plexi and the other side of the L bracket. Seems to work fine! I can always drill holes to secure the brackets to the board and/or the plexi via screws, but this seems like a good quick solution
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I only use the crunch channel. If it had one more channel with really low gain it could be my whole board. Less compressed would be great as well. It's really almost too fluid as it is. Still a killer pedal though. :thu:
 
Oh, and I wish the light weren't so near the switches. Can't see them turn on when you step on the switch. It's easy to switch though so no biggie and you definitely know when it's on. Hehe
 
telecaster911 said:
I only use the crunch channel. If it had one more channel with really low gain it could be my whole board. Less compressed would be great as well. It's really almost too fluid as it is. Still a killer pedal though. :thu:
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I agree. There's a lot that I would change about the pedal if I could but it's still the best at what it does. If I decide o go crazy maybe I'll have mine modded :tongue:

I actually use it as my high gain sound on the crunch channel and the boost works better than my rc booster for this particular pedal. I have the ltd sr for my lower uncompressed sounds and even my clean boost can push the new amp nicely as well.
 
Okay - now I haz me more GAS...

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Thank goodness I have no reason to get one so this will adventure will cease to exist.
 
Mark Wein said:
Here he is with the version the both Tele and I have:
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What am I, chopped liver? :embarrassed:

I keep my crunch set between 8-9 O'clock, and high gain between 9-10 O'clock, depending on the guitar.
I use the boost for some cleans and mild gains without the crunch or high gain on.

I may change the knobs since they keep rotating every time a cable brushes across the box. :mad:
 
Tig said:
What am I, chopped liver? :embarrassed:

I keep my crunch set between 8-9 O'clock, and high gain between 9-10 O'clock, depending on the guitar.
I use the boost for some cleans and mild gains without the crunch or high gain on.

I may change the knobs since they keep rotating every time a cable brushes across the box. :mad:
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Mark bought something like a gross of Marshall knobs for his.
 
Tig said:
What am I, chopped liver? :embarrassed:

I keep my crunch set between 8-9 O'clock, and high gain between 9-10 O'clock, depending on the guitar.
I use the boost for some cleans and mild gains without the crunch or high gain on.

I may change the knobs since they keep rotating every time a cable brushes across the box. :mad:
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:grin:

Help!I'maRock! said:
Mark bought something like a gross of Marshall knobs for his.
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