Dexter Inferno
Serious error
A couple of years back I did a gig with the Queen tribute band I'm in, and realised I had to do something about the pedal situation. This is how it looked like:
Just too much gear. Ridiculous really.
So I've now come up with a much smaller/easier way.
Just need to add a chorus pedal, otherwise this is pretty much done. Depending on if I'm gigging with the Queen band or the AC/DC one I use the Jims 800 or the DC30 (both TC/Ampworx pedals). And the whole board (except for the RC5) can go either into my Marshall's FX return or direct to PA - or both. And with midi control, the RC5 can easily do the same as I used my old RC200 for, which is usually song intros, fx and odd pre-recorded harmony guitar part.
Love it when a good plan comes together
Love the TC/Ampworx pedals (or preamps to be precise). Seriously good sounding, and a great backup in case of tube failure. And much less stuff to bring to gigs and rehearsals. I'm getting older you know.
Just too much gear. Ridiculous really.
So I've now come up with a much smaller/easier way.
Just need to add a chorus pedal, otherwise this is pretty much done. Depending on if I'm gigging with the Queen band or the AC/DC one I use the Jims 800 or the DC30 (both TC/Ampworx pedals). And the whole board (except for the RC5) can go either into my Marshall's FX return or direct to PA - or both. And with midi control, the RC5 can easily do the same as I used my old RC200 for, which is usually song intros, fx and odd pre-recorded harmony guitar part.
Love it when a good plan comes together

Love the TC/Ampworx pedals (or preamps to be precise). Seriously good sounding, and a great backup in case of tube failure. And much less stuff to bring to gigs and rehearsals. I'm getting older you know.
