Here's a couple pictures of my pedalboard. It may get rearranged a bit, but I think components are pretty well set.

Both sides of the Stick always get passed to the reverb. Melody and bass are can either be indecently sent to the modulator or delay or they can be mixed and sent to both. The Boss LS-2's are used for the channel switching.

Ahman… this is really sssssweeeett!

I love the versatility of your setup Randy, lots of options! Very clever sir!!!

Demo requested!

Unfortunately I'm not set up for shooting video from above, so not certain I could get a very interesting demo out.

The vinyl option on the Mobius' Destroyer setting is cracking me up. Maybe it was playing too much Bioshock, but having the ability to add "vinyl" is strangely appealing and totally unique to this pedal.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO4qp5SUD3U[/youtube]

Agreed. The Timeline has the same kind of feature on the lo-fi delay engine, and it's just addictive.

Hi Randy,

Looks nice, I'd be curious to know more about what is connected to what and which mode you have set on the LS-2s. Could you have bass go to the Mobius, melody to the Timeline, then switch it differently so melody goes to Mobius and Timetime and bass just goes to reverb? Or melody to both Mobius and Timeline and bass to just Mobius?

Rob - Yes, that's how this setup works.

I had to use Y cable adapters on both Möbius and Timeline's mono in and out, connected to the sends and returns from the 2 LS-2s.

All of the LS2 modes are useable, but the A<->B Mix seems the most versatile.

Works well. I could even go further by hooking up a MIDI pedal and changing effects patches/params. But that's a ways down the road.

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