I’m doing the 4 cable method in mono and everytime I add the fx loop L block to my preset my analog overdrive pedals pop when I turn off and on.

Cables are all fine and I haven’t changed anything with powering the pedals via my walrus canvas hp plus.

When running all my pedals normally without the 4 cable method I have no pops or issues.

The photo is just so you can see what I’m using, it was taken before I connected the fx send/return on the side of the HX.

Thanks for any help.

Looking for a single original 1980s Ibanez 10-series knob — the teal/green ribbed chevron style with the white indicator line, push-fit (as found on the DDL10, TS10, DS10, CS10, FL10, CP10, DL10...). The TIME knob on my DDL10 was swapped for a generic at some point and I'd like to restore it with the correct one. Just need one in decent shape with the white line intact. Happy to pay a fair price plus shipping. Thanks!

I’m tired of «This is the best pedal ever»-videos, so I tried to make a different kind of pedal video. But does it make sense to anyone else than me?

Looking for simple but massive sounding stereo reverbs that I can actually find and buy that aren't being scalped.

Eu sou baixista e estava pesquisando sobre pedaleiras para usar em um pedalboard compacto de baixo e descobri a série ms da zoom, a qual possui uma comunidade que é muito empenhada em criar efeitos novos.

Pesquisando eu descobri que eles conseguiram a fassanha de rodar nam a2 lite e queria saber se isso funciona para pedaleiras de outras séries.

Eu tenho um amigo que toca guitarra e toca com uma g5, e eu imagino que daria um grande salto de qualidade conseguir usar nam na pedeira.

Essa pergunta tambem vale para qualquer outra pedaleira da zoom antiga da série G ou B e outras series

Dês de já agradeço a participação de todos.

Check out the Franklin MP-10, it’s made my recording workflow simpler while opening up a bunch of options to use my pedals as outboard effects!

Hey guys,

This is the pedalboard of the artist Two Feet and I've always been intrigued by his guitar sound/tone and was able to grab these screenshots from some of his live performances.

From the pictures I can identify the following:

• Strymon Bluesky
• Boss DM-2w
• Phase 95
• EHX Nano POG
• Boss HM-2 or Boss MT-2

I can't identify the 2 green pedals at the end and the pedals above them.

There's that yellow, blue and white pedal.

Any help would be appreciated.

Took a damn week to get here because USPS likes to play Ring Around The Rosie, but when I plugged it in, it exploded in a damn good way. The thing sounded harsh, gritty, and super gainy, but even though I was looking for something completely different, this thing is perfect. I use this on bass as a lead pedal, and through every amp I've tried it through, it cuts like one of those thousand-degree blades you saw in videos a while back, and harmonics, both natural and artificial, come through insanely well.

TLDR: not as expected, but still amazing.

Current setup is a moog synth and vox going into a boss multieffect with a delay pedal in the fx loop, and then stereo out into boss looper.

I’m considering upgrading from the cheap delay in the pic to my first actual Nice One.

Would love recommendations on a pedal like this:
-Has delay, reverb, and some distortion/grit would be great too
-Has a nice interface that’s good for hands. I’m missing my old giga delay and twisting that big knob all around
-Good for both pretty ambient and harsh noise

Tyvm!

Any suggestions on something to make into a pedal board. Something cool and unique?

For my guitar I currently have 7 standard size pedals and an expression pedal and for my bass I currently have 4 standard so I’m not needing anything too big.

Just looking for some unique ideas. I’d like to try and modify it to make it impact resistant as well.

Thanks for your time!