🤘 What a powerhouse chain effect you got going there man. I'm just starting my boss pedal collection myself. Awesome setup again man. You keep rocking 😎🎸🤘
Wow very nice setup! YOur video is really helping me to make a choice :) Could you tell me what cable you used between the CE-3 and the MT-2 ? Length + reference since it may change from a brand/product to another... thanks!
Hello there, I am using Boss power supply as well but my setup is not noisy. Maybe you are using bad cables. you can dial settings on your pedals just about right not to produce excessive noise or add a noise gate or noise suppressor onto your signal chain.
Hi, the background music is M2M (Move 2 the Music). It’s my original song. By the way the sounds of guitar tracks on that music was generated by this Boss Pedal board. Thank you..
He’s using MXR patch cables that are probably 5-6”, but I have to recommend the Earnie Ball Ribbon cables, they have all sorts of sizes, and I use almost all sizes of them. The connectors are small, and they take up the least amount of space while being incredibly high quality.
Hey I’m going for this exact build but really don’t understand the difference between some of these pedals right now I have three pedals the ds-1 distortion Ch-1 super chorus and the Rc-1 loop station, I’m definitely adding the MT-2 and the PS-6 what other pedals do I need? And what’s the difference between my distortion and yours? What does a super chorus really do?
Hi. Thanks for watching. DN-2 is a drive pedal that responds to how hard you hit your strings. Soft hit means less drive. Hard hit means more driven sound. It’s about dynamics. OS-2 is a combo pedal, you can dial it to get an overdrive sound or distortion. MT-2 is more flexible because of the included EQ perfect for Metal and Hard Rock sound. Your current pedals are good. You just need to know how to dial the settings as per your liking. There is no wrong settings using effects pedals. It’s all about your taste in what sound you wanna achieve. Super Chorus by the way is a modulation pedal. You can experiment with the knobs to get the sound you are loking for. Thanks and Enjoy!
Length of patch cables depends on how your setup is going to be. I use a combination of 10cm MXR cables with pancake connectors and I made my own cables (various lengths). There are solder-less patch cable kit from Boss, Harley Benton, etc.
Noises are generated by a couple of factors. There’s noise coming from a cheap cables and connectors. There’s noise coming from plugging your power supply to an outlet that is somehow connected to light dimmers. Some noises are coming from guitar amps. Some noises were generated by cheap guitar pickups. And the most common source of noise is the wrong settings of the pedals or wrong combination of pedals. For example, if you have an overdrive pedal and a distortion pedals, pressing those two at the same time will generate more gain thus inviting feedback and too much distortion. It is possible by the way to use 2 drive pedals at same time but you have to dial the correct settings. Experiment is the key, try different and look for your desired sounds. Good luck 👍😎
Hi. Beat Buddy is not connected to the chain. I prefer t’s output to be separate from the guitar sound. As I have mentioned, it will Be replaced by an EQ and the footswitch spot will be occupied by a pre-amp/cab simulator.
