diamondhead27's Pedalboard

diamondhead27

diamondhead27

Gear IQ 287

Pedalboard by diamondhead27 featuring Pedaltrain XD-24, Truetone 1 Spot Pro CS12, and EBS PG – Premium Gold Flat Patch Cables and 21 more pieces of gear

My old pedalboard (Pedaltrain XD-24). Signal chain: CAE Wah > Polytune 3 Mini > Cali76 FET > The Depths V2 > Phase 95 > Iron Horse V3 > Hoof Reaper V2 > RV-200 > Bonafide Buffer (under pedalboard). EV-30 connected to Pitchfork and Grand Canyon. Used two Truetone CS-12 for power.

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~$4,441

Value by category

  • Effects Pedals 99.7%
  • Cables 0.3%

Price mix

21

Mix of standard and high-end

14 Standard
7 High-end
TC Electronic BonaFide Buffer

Boldest pick: TC Electronic BonaFide Buffer

Only 7 pro artists on Equipboard own it, but it's ranked #1 in Buffer Pedals.

Pedalboards

Pedaltrain XD-24

Avg price: $217.81

Effects Pedal Accessories

Truetone 1 Spot Pro CS12

Avg price: $209.15

Wah Pedals

Dunlop MC404 CAE Wah Pedal

Avg price: $181.07

Pedal Tuners

Delay Effects Pedals

Electro-Harmonix Grand Canyon

Avg price: $279.81

Phaser Effects Pedals

MXR Phase 95

Avg price: $109.16

The right pedal for the people hunting for a phase 90.

This pedal checks almost all of the boxes in my wishlist if I wanted to make a better version of the Phase 90. Smaller enclosure, same simplicity (one knob), and have both 2 (45) and 4 stage (90) phasers with their script versions. I’ve always liked both the subtle effect of the Phase 45 and the iconic tone of the Phase 90 so having both in one pedal is amazing. All of this for practically the same price of a regular Phase 90.

The only negative thing I have to say about this pedal are the lights for the type of phaser (45/90 - Script/Block), they’re way too bright and always on. On a side note, the blue light (45/90) pulsates depending on what the rate knob is set at, which serves a little bit like a tap tempo in case you want to synchronize your phaser with whatever tempo you’re playing with.

Overall, a fantastic pedal from MXR that truly deserves 5 stars.

Preferred Settings + Usage:

Minimum rate for phase 45 (script). Anywhere below 12 o’clock for phase 90 (script). Put it before distortion/od.

Flanger Effects Pedals

MXR M152 Micro Flanger

Avg price: $119.87

Overdrive Effects Pedals

JHS Morning Glory V4

Avg price: $184.40

Overdrive Effects Pedals

EarthQuaker Devices Plumes

Avg price: $119.33

Distortion Effects Pedals

Revv G3 Anniversary

Avg price: $199.90

Distortion Effects Pedals

Walrus Audio Iron Horse V3

Avg price: $193.38

Fuzz Effects Pedals

Vibrato Effects Pedals

Boss VB-2W Vibrato

Avg price: $242.19

Chorus Effects Pedals

Boss CE-2W Chorus Waza Craft

Avg price: $227.57

The ultimate chorus

This chorus is practically a no brainer. You can get two of the most legendary choruses of all time, the CE-1 and CE-2 and you also get the vibrato mode of the CE-1 (which despite the name, it has more in common with a Leslie type rotary speaker than an actual vibrato).

Like its original counterparts, both modes are very musical and it’s hard to get them to sound weird, so if you’re looking for a very experimental sounding chorus you might have to look elsewhere like the EQD Sea Machine.

Overall, this is the perfect chorus for me and perhaps, the majority of guitarists out there. It’s simple but versatile, reliable and built like a tank.

Preferred Settings + Usage:

CE-2 rate at 10:30 and depth at 4:30 for a sweet sounding chorus. CE-1 rate at 5:00 and depth at 12:00 for a more pronounced and equally beautiful chorus.

Tremolo Effects Pedals

Boss TR-2 Tremolo

Avg price: $95.31

Delay Effects Pedals

Boss DD-200 Digital Delay

Avg price: $246.01

Reverb Effects Pedals

Boss RV-200 Reverb

Avg price: $252.44

Buffer Pedals

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About this setup

This gear photo by diamondhead27 features 24 pieces of gear, including Pedaltrain XD-24, Truetone 1 Spot Pro CS12, and EBS PG – Premium Gold Flat Patch Cables. The setup spans Effects Pedals and Cables, with a mix of standard and high-end pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Rock, Pop, and Alternative rock scenes. Notable artists with overlapping gear include Cam Smith, Emily Wolfe, and Devin Malone.

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