Yet another Show Your Pedalboard thread

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[Eddiebaby1]

A different set of pedals and delays since the last time. Everything in front of the GT1000 except the TC SCF that is in the stereo loop for that wide, light chorus thing. Just noticed that the ES-5 has got on a skew since the last time I moved stuff. The audio cables are a mess but will get threaded under the board when I am certain this is what I want to be running on there. there is also a stereo lead to go between the ES-% and the Revival Trem so I can switch and tap tempo the trem on and off.

 

[pkailas]

I used to have a **** ton of pedals, but I've been dragged into the 21st century!

 

[Eddiebaby1]

Classy rig there.

 

[Kernel]

Older pic... in the process of reworking it actually... have a WH Swollen Pickle, WH Saucy Box, Keeley Neutrino, and volume pedal to wedge in somewhere... plus those I have yet to buy I am toying with the idea of separating into 2 boards rather than going larger - one for modulation, and the other for dirt and other non-mod effects. So many possibilities... still wondering if that Boss board earlier in the thread is real or photoshopped LOL.

 

[Textele]

Set up for recording. Normally not so many pedals live.

Top board goes through the loop. Bottom row hits the front of the amp.

The purple pedal in the middle, front, is a cool new addition. It's a Carl Martin Blue Moon Vibe/Fuzz. Highly recommended for the vibe effect alone. The fuzz part is a little harsh, but usable.

 

[Guithartic]

Older pic... in the process of reworking it actually... have a WH Swollen Pickle, WH Saucy Box, Keeley Neutrino, and volume pedal to wedge in somewhere... plus those I have yet to buy I am toying with the idea of separating into 2 boards rather than going larger - one for modulation, and the other for dirt and other non-mod effects. So many possibilities... still wondering if that Boss board earlier in the thread is real or photoshopped LOL.

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I'm a big Boss fan too with just a few non-Boss classics.

 

[ajb1965]

Decided to downsize even more and built my 'most bang for buck that fits in 20" board" I use WIDI with OnSong on my iPad to change various pedal patches when I swipe to a new song, and the Hotone Ampero just controls my Katana Artist via MIDI for clean, crunch, lead, and universal boost on FS4. For $100 it's a surprisingly versatile MIDI controller. I think I may finally be 100% satisfied with my board.


Who the hell am I kidding lol. Check back with me in 2 months and I'll probably be back to a full 24" board lol

 

[Guithartic]

 

[Guithartic]

What can I say? I like Boss pedals.

The blue one should come after the green one.

 

[Cyberi4n]

Added a reverb pedal to the grab board, and moved the battery to underneath.




I confess, I bought the Waza Tuner specifically cos black looks better than white. I mean, I made up some rubbish about needing a switchable buffer so I could justify it to myself, of course I did…

Total current draw is around 212mAh, with EVERYTHING on. In practice though, the D&M drive and Faux Spring Verb need around 123mAH and the others I just add for flavour as and when. The battery is an Anker 5200mAH 5V USB power pack, and I’m using a 5V > 9V USB step-up cable.

 

[Believer7713]

Just finished rearranging and cleaning mine up about 3 weeks ago.

 

[dogletnoir]

It used to be one of these:


Currently:

TU-3 Tuner/power supply > HX Stomp digital modeler for FX and amp/cab sims,
and the Loop Station on a Pedaltrain Metro...
Not shown: 6 space plug strip with OneSpot power supply that occupies the space
at the top, and Mogami Gold connectors throughout the entire signal chain.

...or:

...although my Timmy is one of the original surf green ones, and it sometimes gets
switched out for an MXR Sugar Drive, while the DD-3 gets pulled for my DM-2 (top
photo, top board, bottom left).

i'll try to take some actual pix of the new board soon.

 

[Johnnyg123]

Cheating cause I already posted this elsewhere

 

[Guithartic]

A lot of videos I’ve been watching would have me believe that I’m the only one without an Ibanez Tube Screamer, but out of about 50 photos here, I think there were only about 5 with it.

 

[dogletnoir]

A lot of videos I’ve been watching would have me believe that I’m the only one without an Ibanez Tube Screamer, but out of about 50 photos here, I think there were only about 5 with it.

As is probably the case with other folks here
i have a lot of pedals that aren't currently in use.
A modded TS-9 Tube Screamer is one of them,
but it's something i generally don't use unless it's
specifically asked for.

 

[Oldiemurphy]

As is probably the case with other folks here
i have a lot of pedals that aren't currently in use.
A modded TS-9 Tube Screamer is one of them,
but it's something i generally don't use unless it's
specifically asked for.

I'm starting to pare back my board, hence the empty spaces. I've got a TS808 on it but don't really love it. To be honest, I don't think overdrives sound all that good at bedroom volume. But turn a tube amp up to 5 or 6 and that's when an OD starts pushing the tubes.

 

[Johnnyg123]

Hey. I'm an amateur here, but I like the way compression, overdrive, distortion and boost can interact.

Bedroom volumes can still be tasty. I have a little Laney with a 1 watt input as well as a 15. You can get some nice sounds without burning the neighbours

 

[circles]

 

[Guithartic]