Pedal Line Friday – 2/12 – Matt Cheezem
Today’s pedal line is from Matt Cheezem (@CheeseBlocks) of Cheese Blocks Effects. If you have a pedal line (doesn’t have to be in a board) for your rig, please email me a photo, bio, description of pedals and routing to pedalline
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This is my current setup… Everything is hard mounted with bike chain and cables are routed through holes… so it stays pretty permanent. If I have the occasional add on, I usually have to place it either before or after the board.
Everything is on a Trailer Trash board, with input and output jacks hard wired on either side.
Signal path goes as follows:
Input -> zvex Super Hard-On (modified with an external battery kill switch) -> Ernie Ball VP Jr. Volume Pedal -> Tuner out to Boss TU-2, Main out to the first sCream Cheese prototype (with the acid etched graphics) -> Catalinbread V8 Fuzz Tone Engine (LOVE that little guy!) -> 1982 ProCo RAT -> Duncan “Shape Shifter” Tremolo (poor man’s cusack tap-a-whirl… more features and about 1/3 the cost!) -> Boss DD-7 (tap tempo jack is hard wired to the right side of the board) -> MXR Carbon Copy Delay -> EH Nano Holy Grail Reverb -> Output
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Matt Cheezem is the owner of Cheese Blocks Effects and has contributed a few articles to EffectsBay.com!
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February 12th, 2010 at 10:45 am
Sweet. Only thing I’d change is move the volume pedal to AFTER your drives so you don’t lose gain and I’d put the carbon copy before the dd7