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  • January 19, 2021 at 4:02 pm in reply to: Oceans 11 first impressions #126751
    Moosbros
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    I’m loving the Oceans 11… I added it to my church rig last year. The shimmer effect is especially useful. Excellent for filling in single notes and chords whenever we don’t have a keyboard player. It does a ton of other effects very well too. So much so, that I added the Oceans 12 to my pedalboard as well. I’m NOT ashamed. Worship music isn’t all that far removed from shoegaze. Who knew?

    December 21, 2020 at 11:42 am in reply to: Patch cables you can cut to size #126682
    Moosbros
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    The easy DIY cables are nifty, but I’m fairly certain that you won’t find any pros actually using them. Learn to solder, or find a friend that knows how. It’s NOT hard. The soldered cables are nearly bullet proof, and have less noise and better performance. I personally use the better grade Hosa premade cables with the metal connectors. I can’t justify the cost of the esoteric offerings, plus, the Hosa cables guaranteed for life. Back in the day, I tried the George L DIY cables. They were troublesome.
    Just my opinion.

    December 10, 2019 at 4:48 pm in reply to: Hello from Canada #125691
    Moosbros
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    Welcome to the EHX forums. If you’re interested in a recommendation for a good tuner for your pedalboard, I would suggest the Sonic Research Turbo Tuner.

    When accuracy is the criteria, it’s simply the best.

    November 1, 2019 at 10:10 pm in reply to: New Bill Ruppert Attack Decay Video #125630
    Moosbros
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    Bill’s video demo with the EHX Attack Decay pedal sold me instantly. It is working great quite useful in my church rig. Who knew?

    October 29, 2019 at 2:05 am in reply to: What Amps Do You Have? #125608
    Moosbros
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    It’s a curiosity that the EHX forum is so neglected. One would think it would be the perfect place for all things EHX. I’m gonna ressurect this old thread. For what it’s worth, I’m needing a loop switcher for my current, and growing church rig. The B9,C9, and Synth 9 are next for the pedalboard. Obviously, we don’t have an official keyboard player, so I was elected for double duty.

    Guitar/bass amps

    Pair of Fender Excelsior’s (current rig)
    Mesa Boogie Lone Star Classic
    Peavey Classic 50h
    Peavey Classic Classic 20mh
    Peavey Vypyr 75
    Peavey Vypyr 15
    Fender Mustang V
    Magnatone Starlet
    SWR Baby Blue (2 heads/1 combo)
    Kustom Groove 1200h
    Ampeg Portaflex B-15r

    October 20, 2019 at 6:40 pm in reply to: Pedal placement #125580
    Moosbros
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    I new to using pedals. I just bought a few and was wondering what order I should put them in. I got the tone corset canyon delay the crayon and the electric stereo mistress. Any help would be appreciated

    . Generally speaking, your preamp,drive and compression would be first, and delays and modulation efx would be at the end. Check YouTube for plenty of how to videos.

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