Official "Love my pedalboard" thread

scubaduba · #1 11-10-2012, 03:25 PM

Do you love you pedalboard configuration? Love it so much you don't GAS for more or different pedals? Post your config. I'll start. I'm super happy with my setup. I think I'm GAS free... Is that even possible???

Pedaltrain Junior
T-Rex Fuel Tank Junior
Korg Pitchblack
Zeibek Submarine Designer preamp
FEA Growler
Lizard Legs Blue Tail clean boost

**mjac28** · #2 11-10-2012, 03:36 PM

I have a custom board coming so sir I will be back I'm meeting the builder on Tuesday and I'm bringing my pedals to get everything worked out it's like moving into a new house I like your board very nice and neat and I see you have one of my former favorite pedals the growler.

Gadgetjunky · #3 11-10-2012, 05:30 PM

I think I have reached the end of GAS, for now anyway. What I have now will take me a long time to totally explore.

**mjac28** · #4 11-10-2012, 05:36 PM

Take that back sir you will never reach the end and how dare you tease us to the fact that there is an end

Gadgetjunky · #5 11-10-2012, 06:02 PM

for now. You are correct, there is no "end" and I'm ok with that. I enjoy working on the rig. That said, I may have all the pedals I need for now, but I will shuffle the order and re-route wires at a drop-of-a-hat. It's my passion.

Bassmike62 · #6 11-10-2012, 08:10 PM

Here's wot I got at this time. Chain sig'ed. GAS is pretty much over in the tuner, comp, octave, phaser, chorus and preamp/DI departments. Disclaimer: I use effects as seasonning more than anything else, except for the occassional cover requiring dirty bass (Song 2 being one of them). LMB-3 and SansAmp are the only always-on pedals.

There's nothing exotic about Boss's TU-2 and LMB-3, but they get it done without bitching, and the tuner also provides a mute switch, which is not only useful for tuning.

The BSW.... what have I not said about it yet. It's a great octave pedal and can be used as a filter if needed. Heck, there's even some synthy fuzz in that thing !

I absolutely love the phaser and chorus pedals. They are as warm as I ever had and they sound fabulous, separately or together. They make for a great combination, particularly for slapping. The chorus is even better with some light-to-med OD.

As for the PBDDI, having 3 presets is a precious asset, I don't ever see myself playing without this pedal. I think it is my first real effect pedal I purchased as a bass player. First love...

As for the iffies...

I like the Q-Tron, but the best sound I found is in bandpass and lacks too much low-end to be used in band context. I'm still tweaking it (internal pot included) and hopefully will find something to settle on. But I have been fantasizing about other filters (EHX Enigma, 3Leaf Audio Proton, Ibanez AW-7...), so I can't say I'm settled.

Dirt: The Digitech is a recent arrival and so far, I like what I hear, but the real test will be with my 215 cab next week-end. I bought it 'cause I like the idea of getting more than one tone out of a pedal I will occasionnally use (same as with the BSW). Other dirt pedal have been disappointing for me.

I love my board and am getting to the point I want to be, but a bit of work remains to be done.

mattplaysdabass · #7 11-10-2012, 08:33 PM

This is my chain at the moment.

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PBass -> Boss Chromatic Tuner, Aguilar Filter Twin, Aguilar TLC Compressor, EHX Bass Big Muff, EHX Octave Multiplexer -> GenzBenz Shuttlemax 12.0 -> Barefaced Bass Super12 and Compact

**DethByDoom** · #8 11-10-2012, 08:44 PM

korg pitch black- original bass balls- aphex punch factory-bass big muff-fulltone bass driver-ehx small clone-ehx stereo pulsar- MXR carbon copy- sans amp b.d.d.i. Cables on pedal board are George L's and use two This1isMyne buffers.

**mjac28** · #9 11-10-2012, 08:47 PM

I agree Gadget I'm so proud of myself I turned down getting three pedals I really have everything I need I just sold my Nimbus a pedal I love but didn't need and I sold my Empress Para Eq a pedal that I really loved but it's overkill

caeman · #10 11-10-2012, 08:50 PM

If your board goes unchanged for 12 months, then you say you are GAS-free.

Gadgetjunky · #11 11-10-2012, 08:52 PM

12 months, I was proud of my 6 month stretch, haha. Of course I've started over, have a few more wirings and dual locks to finish before restarting the clock.

Gadgetjunky · #12 11-10-2012, 09:27 PM

oops, look at my signature. That would be GAS, but there aren't any to be found ANYWHERE!! It's crazy.

scottfeldstein · #13 11-10-2012, 11:57 PM

Nearly there! I just need to ditch the expression pedal and get a VT bass or another bass driver DI. And then I'll be good. Seriously. For reals.

bubbastain · #14 11-13-2012, 12:03 AM

Just put this together. Gonna build some new patch cables soon. The Delaylab rocks bigtime for bass and guitar. VT stays on. Green Screamer is cool but will likely give up it's place when funds permit a Verellen Big Spider fuzz. Locking Neutrik jacks on back connect the Delaylab to effects loop on amp. Currently powered by OneSpot and daisy chain. Voodoo lab pedal power ISO-5 coming soon also.