SOTB: I done built that
I recently realized I had outgrown the cheap Donner board I’ve had for ages but didn’t wanna shell out for anything more expensive so I slapped some random boards together and painted them sparkly purple because why not?
Currently signal chain is TU3 > Hizumitas > FZ2 > DS1W > EQD Zoar (black colorway) > White Light reissue > BD-2 > IR-2 input > FX Send > MD500 > DD200 > RE-2 > RV6 > FX Return. That’s what I’m using for silent headphone practice.
The Micro Amp and ABY are on deck for when I finally get the chance to run everything into both channels of my AC15.
Still have a little room, eventually wanna add some kinda whacked out reverb like an Afterneath or OBNE Dark Star, and maybe a couple niche weird sounding pedals that I haven’t decided on yet. Also debating whether I wanna pare down my dirt section a bit, although so far each pedal seems to give a pretty unique sound, and I’m still experimenting with stacking them.
Anyway, just bored and wanted to share. Enjoy my sparkly purple amateur carpentry project
I recently realized I had outgrown the cheap Donner board I’ve had for ages but didn’t wanna shell out for anything more expensive so I slapped some random boards together and painted them sparkly purple because why not?
Currently signal chain is TU3 > Hizumitas > FZ2 > DS1W > EQD Zoar (black colorway) > White Light reissue > BD-2 > IR-2 input > FX Send > MD500 > DD200 > RE-2 > RV6 > FX Return. That’s what I’m using for silent headphone practice.
The Micro Amp and ABY are on deck for when I finally get the chance to run everything into both channels of my AC15.
Still have a little room, eventually wanna add some kinda whacked out reverb like an Afterneath or OBNE Dark Star, and maybe a couple niche weird sounding pedals that I haven’t decided on yet. Also debating whether I wanna pare down my dirt section a bit, although so far each pedal seems to give a pretty unique sound, and I’m still experimenting with stacking them.
Anyway, just bored and wanted to share. Enjoy my sparkly purple amateur carpentry project