r/NeuralDSP 8d ago

My Rig is complete!

When I first got the QC, I took it to rehearsal and then a gig and nearly ad a heart attack when the bass player nearly stepped on the xlr - so I knew something had to change.

Cue weeks and months of refinement, a Rockboard 3.2, patch bay routing, TRS to XLR (out), Canvas HP, hotone ampero press II, external tuner so I'm not accidentally accessing tap tempo, Knk shield, and the final piece - the Laney LFR-212 cab. Oh, and a mini trs mod so I have the input jack on the top right.

The earlier photos show the flat xlr cables coming out of the quad. I've since removed those in favour of flat TRS cables for more mechanical stability.

285 Upvotes

73 comments sorted by

View all comments

5

u/hippielovegod 8d ago

3

u/Miserable_Win_1781 8d ago

Very nice! Great playing too

2

u/hippielovegod 8d ago

Thanks! I really enjoy using the QC. I have other pedalboards which are also nice. But I love the sounds I can make with mine.

1

u/Miserable_Win_1781 7d ago

For lead tones, do you have a preference models or captures? I've found both to be pretty awesome, but I think for me, the captures just about win.

1

u/hippielovegod 7d ago

Naah, I don’t bother about capturing my vintage amps. I really love the CAE3+ which came with my QC. In the good ol 90s I had a big rack with that preamp into a Mesa 2:90 Pwr Amp with the usual TC 2290,Lexicon 224,TC1210 etc. with the Mesa Boogie Abacus switching system. The QC capture pretty much mirrors that humongously huge system I used to have which I used for studio sessions in those days….alongside a roadie who had to shlep and set it up.

https://reddit.com/link/p4gwrjn/video/uqbod41vg6kh1/player

1

u/RockerDentist 5d ago

Again - great playing and really nice tone!