u/CapitalRacket

Hope everybody's having a great Tuesday!

I'm FINALLY building a board to jam through my SuperCrush 100 and 2x12, after some time messing with a Helix, and realizing I'd much rather just play, than tinker endlessly. In the pics above, is what I have for pedals, currently. I just bought a Dispatch Master, amd I plan to buy a stand-alone delay to go with it.

A few questions for you all, and I fully understand that the answers are a lot about matters of taste and what we all personally like.

1. I know FuzzFaces can be finnicky to a degree. Do they work best before a drive section, directly after the tuner? My goal with it is to do the Hendrix strat thing, where it gives sparkle with the volume rolled off, mostly.

2. Where do you all like to put your boost pedals? Boosting the signal before drives, or giving the drive section a lift? How will it affect my modulation if put after drives?

3. I have no clue where comps belong in the grand scheme of things

Thanks for any and all input/suggestions/anecdotes!

I want to play stuff like Death Cab, Mogwai, Explosions in the sky.... Want nice, round cleans, with the ability to get gritty and thick. Pedal board is under construction as we speak.

Which of these works best, and how much of the same ground do these two cover?

I'm in the market for a short scale guitar. I have smaller hands, and I'm not really a big dude. That hasn't stopped me from playing anything I can get my hands on. I bought a JMJM a couple years ago, but I want to travel further down the offset road,and venture into short scale versions.

I'm looking to play stuff like Death Cab (Ben has a sig stang), Explosions in the Sky, Mogwai.... I want to be able to have the nice ringing cleans, but also get abrasive with it. I don't use the tremelo system very much on any guitar, so that's not a deal breaker.

I guess another question I have is whether or not these guitars cover a lot of the same ground?

Thanks for any help!