My AX8 came in. Just magical!

Congrats Scott!
I actually feel sort of good (in a way) being far back on the EU-list,
since I realize that this will have me subjected to massive doses
of on-screen material, tutorials and give you guys time to figure out
creative ways of setting this thing up. So once I get mine, I shouldn't even
have to look at the manual o_O
 
Feflicker said:
So the switches on the AX8 cant be set to momentary? Crud. I guess Ill have to keep my fs6 on my pedalboard... I use a ton of momentary effects live.
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I'm not sure who started doing it, but I've always thought momentary switching is awesome. It's perfect for the flanger parts of Van Halen's Unchained or just a quick boost (a al TC Spark), or an instant octave whammy, etc...All kinds of uses.
 
Scott- when you put your board together. Would you be able to do a video on how that momentary boost pedal really works? Sounds interesting on how you can have your foot on it and off of it. Thanks in advance

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You can do all kinds of things with it. I'll mainly use it as a boost. Null filter 3.5 volume. I have it set for momentary, so whenever my foot is on it it's on.
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Sixstring said:
Any current pic's of your new rig? I would like to see how you have wired things up.
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I thought people would be sick of seeing mine by now, but here you go. I have rewired this thing a hundred times it seems, that's why you see places for ties, but without anything being tied. The little blue thing underneath is a wireless midi device from M-audio midair. They said they haven't made that thing in 10 years, as I called them looking for a spare cable. No luck with the cable. I have it setup with my IPad and an Irig Midi connector using an IOS app called Set List maker. The cool thing is I can have my ipad at a distance from the device, usually behind me. I have most connectors going to the side of the Pedalboard. on the Left the USB connector on the right Output Left and right for XLR and 1/4 inch. There were three holes on each side, which fit my 15/16 hole punch, so it was easy to create the holes. I have had the punch since making my own panels for the Ax-fx rig. ALl the connectors I cannibalized from my panel, which I wasn't using anymore, since I went to a rack bag instead of the 6 space rack that I have in my closet.

I'm tellin you this thing rocks.

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Sick of seeing it? did you post pic's in another thread besides this one? This is the first I have see it all put together and it looks like it came out pretty good! I have to admit I was trying to not have to buy another pedal board but the TT board looks pretty good, nice and Sano! I might have to look at picking one up... What does it weigh in at?
 
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Sixstring said:
Sick of seeing ti? did you post pic's in another thread besides this one? This is the first I have see it all put together and it looks like it came out pretty good! I have to admit I was trying to not have to buy another pedal board but the TT board looks pretty good, nice and Sano! I might have to look at picking on up...
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No he is right we are def sick of seeing it...mostly out of jealousy because we are all waiting for ours hehehe. He's a great guy and the rig looks great too
 
I covet no man's gear... Lol but I love to see how others assemble their rigs. If it's one thing I have learned over the years us guitar players are an ingenious lot and come up with some clever ideas.
 
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