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This got my dreadlocks swayin'.

No phaser?

Nobody buys just a cable. You need something else. They just need to figure out what it is.

Get a Beez Nutz from @griff10672!

Agreed. It's not for live. It's for practice. I would never use a music stand for lyrics live, but they are all over the practice spot. We have dry erase boards with song charts and lyrics on them. Eventually, after enough practice, they are no longer needed. But, until I develop the...

Did... Did you just reply to yourself? You even post in stereo.

Yeah. I forget my own lyrics often. That's why I made the holder for my mic stand.

Watch it free on Tubi. Preferably with headphones on. ...and sit really close to the screen. It's a hoot.

Both my bass amps run 6 6550s. The SVT CL is still stock, and I put Svetlanas in the SVT 2 Pro. I bias them cold for the big clean bass sound and then pummel them with pedals from the pedalboard.

I just charged my phone on my pedalboard.

Love it.

I put a phone mount on my pedalboard. I use a Quad Lock phone case and have mounts for my car and both my bicycles. I made one for a mic stand mount a while back too. This one is neat because it covers the power supply perfectly, and the USB-C cable for the Shure wireless battery charger can...

The power supply came today, and I finished the build. Here are all the pics.

Those are pretty.

Nice pedal.

Shhhh! I'm watching the game now. Don't spoil the ending.

The throws is the number of connections the switch makes, and the positions is the number terminal sets switched. If there are 9 terminals, it would be a 3PDT switch, with three rows of switch connections that switch the middle of each row to either top or bottom. A 2PDT switch would only have...

I can't give full credit knowing you just copied over ChatGPT answers. Rewrite all of that in your own words, so I know you understand it.

True, but amps in stereo sound massive. If you blend the right amps, you get a sound neither one could create on their own.

Don't listen to @Floyd Eye I just use two full stacks. By using two amps, you get the benefit of blending two tones, while having stereo effects.