Helix Talk

[sashimi]

Not crazy at all if you don’t mind spending the money, and managing the cables and power.

Yeah, I already have a stomp and an LT but thinking about just selling the LT and moving to a dual stomp setup. Or just the one stomp with other pedals. The LT is great but it’s just so huge and I miss using my pedals.

 

[Mikael Dez]

Boosted mids are for people with tiny shrivelled wee baws.

FUCK them mids

 

[ragingplatypi]

Yeah, I already have a stomp and an LT but thinking about just selling the LT and moving to a dual stomp setup. Or just the one stomp with other pedals. The LT is great but it’s just so huge and I miss using my pedals.

I was using the Stomp and PodGo for a brief period and it was great but I wound up doing the opposite of you and getting an LT because I need to be able to set up and break down very quickly several times per week. Also I didn’t want to invest in all the accessories.
I think 2 Stomps would work great because of the flexibility in routing and small footprint.

 

[Sascha Franck]

Yeah, I already have a stomp and an LT but thinking about just selling the LT and moving to a dual stomp setup. Or just the one stomp with other pedals. The LT is great but it’s just so huge and I miss using my pedals.

I'd rather do two setups. LT standalone for maximum convenience if needed and a Stomp setup with pedals. It's basically what I'm doing right now (just that the larger setup is something different, but in case I still had the Floor or would buy a Stadium, it'd be just a single unit) and I'm constantly amazed about how much mileage I'm getting out of just the Stomp with really not even a handful of presets.
I can play entire "functional" (hence requiring a certain flexibility) gigs with just my Stomp board using just one single patch (ok, whenever I need to bring an acoustic as well, it's two patches). And while I'm running into some shortcomings that way (fwiw, the most notable one being that my Wah/Vol pedal is the first thing in the signal chain, I'd vastly prefer the volume pedal to be post-dirt), it's still amazing me how much I enjoy that simplicity. By now I'm even using that setup for gigs when I could as well easily bring the big board. Seems to be true that limitation to a kinda barebones setup is a great thing at times. Makes me concentrate more on what I can actually do with my hands and guitar controls.