Barber Electronics forum.

Slimmed down a little, I still have the Dual Discrete though. The Trifecta might be going on the bass board. If only my LTD SR had an effect loop in it, it would replace my Tim. I put a JRC4558 in so it's more "LTD" like.

Sold a couple things and decided to go back to a big board in preparation for my old group getting back together. I do a lot of switching during songs - lots of low gain > modulation > delay to high gain.

BTW the Skreddy Top Fuel goes really well stacked with a LTD SR or Half Gainer.







Signal chain:

Guitar > MI Audio Boost N Buff > Korg PB > Loopmaster A/B switcher

Loop A: Barber Half Gainer > Skreddy Top Fuel
Loop B: Barber Dirty Bomb > Barber Super Sport

>Loopmaster 4 loop switcher

Loop 1: Boss PS3
Loop 2: Ibanez CS9
Loop 3: MXR Flanger
Loop 4: EHX DMM XO

>Eventide TimeFactor>Boss RC2>Amp

Nice

The contiguous grouping of blue pedals is an especially nice touch.

Thanks Ronni!

David Barber wrote:The contiguous grouping of blue pedals is an especially nice touch.

Completely by chance. But those three would make a nice mini board.

How is everyone fastening their Barber pedals to the board? Do you remove the feet?

Velcro from Home Depot/Lowes and I leave the feet on.. They don't get in the way once Velcro is on.

Stringmaster wrote:How is everyone fastening their Barber pedals to the board? Do you remove the feet?

Velcro, and I do remove the feet. So many people use velcro these days I don't even remove it when I sell one.

Velcro From Lowes. I leave the feet on.

Thanks for the info. I've used standard Velcro, and over time the adhesive lets go. Is the industrial Velcro any better, and can it be removed without removing the finish on the pedals?

Industrial-Strength Velcro at Staples