I obviously have a G.A.S problem, advise?

[Toolmybass]

Any ideas what to do?
1.Make 2 pedal boards (complete with wires/cables/power etc) and sell one?
2.Make one pedal board for my gigs and sell the rest individually?
3.Keep'em and sell down the road?

[Swimming Bird]

If you're not wanting for money, I suggest setting up one board with your most used stuff and using the other as a backup.

Alternately, you make a band board and an 'experimental' one that you would just add on to the end of the first when you wanted to try new ideas.

That is a lot of redundancy, but most people regret selling pedals, especially if they're hard to find. If you really want to sell stuff, keep the rare ones.

[syciprider]

One for the office and one for the home

[Ryan Mohr]

Maybe sell the ones you have two of, make up your mind about BF-3 vs BF-2 etc. If I were you I would have a lot of emotions, but none of them would be bad. Maybe just keep them all on two pedaltrain pros, one for backup etc. Also, I would suggest buying a loop-master so you tone from you wal doesn't get masked.

[Valerus]

Sell the duplicates?

[Toolmybass]

Originally Posted by AqueousView11

Maybe sell the ones you have two of, make up your mind about BF-3 vs BF-2 etc. If I were you I would have a lot of emotions, but none of them would be bad. Maybe just keep them all on two pedaltrain pros, one for backup etc. Also, I would suggest buying a loop-master so you tone from you wal doesn't get masked.

Loop master?

[Kano2864212]

sell the bass whammy to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[unclejam]

if you decide to sell the Morely i will take one

[Marson]

Make a gig board then sell the rest individually because the third option is bassically the same as the second if your going to sell anyway

[Marson]

and if you want dd-6 off your hands let me know

[Bryan R. Tyler]

I'll give you $50 for a MIJ Boss BF-2 right now

Selling entire pedalboards is FAR more difficult than selling each piece individually, so I'd say sell of the duplicates first, then consider if anything else is not necessary. You're obviously going for a J.C. pedalboard, so you may not need the Baseballs in there for example.

[Max Roberts]

+1, It'll be very hard to sell a whole board than to sell them separately. You'll also get more money for selling separately.

Build one board you like then just sell all the extras that you don't need and also sell the duplicates.

I suppose if you made a whole 2nd board and tried to sell it you could show the fact that it's very similar to Justin Chancellor's so some Tool fanboy will buy it.

Selling that extra bass whammy would also get you a lot of extra cash!

[Toolmybass]

Originally Posted by Bryan R. Tyler

I'll give you $50 for a MIJ Boss BF-2 right now

Selling entire pedalboards is FAR more difficult than selling each piece individually, so I'd say sell of the duplicates first, then consider if anything else is not necessary. You're obviously going for a J.C. pedalboard, so you may not need the Baseballs in there for example.

I just got that BF-2 and i think i like it the best out of the bunch so far.

[Toolmybass]

Originally Posted by Marson

and if you want dd-6 off your hands let me know

Its a MIJ DD-3. I am satisfied with that one. Probably why i only have one delay...lol

[Toolmybass]

You're obviously going for a J.C. pedalboard, so you may not need the Baseballs in there for example.[/quote]

Baseballs?

[Bryan R. Tyler]

Originally Posted by Toolmybass

I just got that BF-2 and i think i like it the best out of the bunch so far.

Isnt' that two of them there?

Originally Posted by Toolmybass

Baseballs?

Sorry, I thought that was an EHX Baseballs above the Sansamp pedal.

[Chris V.]

Why do you have two Bass Whammys?

[Bryan R. Tyler]

Because he knew my birthday was last week and is putting one in the mail for me maybe?

[UncleBalsamic]

For some reason I'm sensing you're a Tool fan

[Max Roberts]

I don't get the point of this thread?!

It's pretty obvious that you can just sell all the pedals that you duplicates of then sell the others you don't want. That'll probably make you around a $1000 or more!