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Just to build off my previous thread, here’s a before and after of my pedal board adventures.

With exception to the noise suppressor, I am able to achieve the same tonal options with less pedals…

The Wampler has a pre/post input/outputs, similar to an effects loop.  I have programmed some effects like Phaser and Univibe to be in front of the amp/gain pedals.  Others such flanger, chorus, etc are post gain that I have running through the effects loop of my amp.  The Delay and Reverb combos also run from the post output so they are also outside of the gain stages.

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1 hour ago, bolero said:

That looks more elegant for sure!

So you have more pedals by your amp? Or the wampler does all that?

Wampler does all that.

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I wish I had a pick holder that magically snapped up all the picks that fly out of my fingers, while playing.

I had a pet gecko lizard once, they're pretty quick maybe I could train one. And let him live in my pedalboard.

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One of these days, I'll actually put together a Guitar pedalboard based around the Plethora X5. Just trying to decide if I want to get an outboard Noise SUpressor, or to use the "Sentry" that is part of the pedal. Also gotta get a pedalboard that can handle a Bad Horsie Wah.

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On 1/9/2025 at 11:43 AM, tbonesullivan said:

One of these days, I'll actually put together a Guitar pedalboard based around the Plethora X5. Just trying to decide if I want to get an outboard Noise SUpressor, or to use the "Sentry" that is part of the pedal. Also gotta get a pedalboard that can handle a Bad Horsie Wah.

I had one of those on my radar, but changed my mind only because it needed its own dedicated power source as it has a high millwatt draw that exceeded my power supply.

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