ISIS live effects...

[colonel kurtz]

thought some people might be interested in this...i saw these guys in november, took a bunch of pics, and made a point to get some of the pedal boards. i meant to post these back then, but totally forgot. anyhoo, here goes...

aaron turner:

pedals:
line6 delay(don't know the model...too lazy to look up)
moogerfooger
boss RV-3 reverb/delay
boss DD-3 delay
boss PH-3 phase shifter(the pic actually looks like it says PH-1, but PH-3 is what's in production now)
boss TU-2 chromatic tuner

bearded guy who does double duty on guitar/synths:

pedals:
same line6, DD-3, RV-3, TU-2 as turner, with a boss PS-5 super shifter, PS-2 pitch shifter/delay, and GE-7 EQ

i don't know if these guys are endorsed by boss...but fuckin' a, if not, they should be

 

[Kazrog]

Crusty!

 

[colonel kurtz]

you should've seen the 2nd guitarist's shirt...

BTW, did you ever find a taker for the 6505?

 

[Mat Laperle]

There's also a video of the band on youtube where they give detailed information about their set-up !

 

[Kazrog]

you should've seen the 2nd guitarist's shirt...

BTW, did you ever find a taker for the 6505?

Yeah I sold it to a guy in town it turns out.

 

[colonel kurtz]

 

[RipShredmohr]

I am surprised that people are still using those old DD-3s. I've had one since the early 90s and I think they sound really lo-fi digital and brittle compared to modern stuff. What does the boss delay do that the line 6 doesn't?

 

[Deus.exe]

I am surprised that people are still using those old DD-3s. I've had one since the early 90s and I think they sound really lo-fi digital and brittle compared to modern stuff. What does the boss delay do that the line 6 doesn't?

Sound lo-fi and brittle. Maybe that's the sound they were going for

 

[Sloan]

The green thing is a Line 6 DL-4 delay modeler.
i'm always suprised that those are so popular after reading that they're not that reliable/durable.