Re: SV: Setup Time for Loop Rig

[improv@peak.org (Dave Trenkel)]

>>Hmmm, I've actually been thinking about something similar, a shallow 3
>>space rack case angled slightly upwards built into a pedalboard, holding
>>the JamMan, Peavey filter box and maybe another rack box. Most of the 
>rest
>>of my effects are stomp boxes, and it'd be nice to build something that I
>>could plug the bass into one end, the amp at the other, and be done with
>
>
>Hi Dave ,  the pedalboard that you are planning to build is actually about
>to be mass-produced by SKB. The model is called PS-100 and has a
>velcro-covered surface for pedal mounting (mmm !) and AC powersupply that
>powers up to 6 pedals. And "pointing" up at   you there is a 3-space rack.
>The board also have some eff. loops for some of the pedals , and
>rear-mounted jacks for running external gear.   .......I hope this helps.
>
DOH! As usual, whenever I have a good idea, someone else has come up with
it already. Thanks for the info, I'll keep an eye out for it.

>That Peavey filter box you mention , it sounds just like the one in my
>dreams. Will you tell us about it?
>
It's an SPAF Analog Filter. It's a MIDI/Envelope/CV controllable
24db/octave resonant filter, modelled after the classic Minimoog filter. I
think it sounds great, especially on bass, and has some pretty extensive
MIDI control. There are a few other similar boxes out by Waldorf, Sherman,
and others as well, but the Peavey was cheap used...

>Yours , Thomas

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