Which pedal has stayed on your board the longest?

[G.Bisson]

Started using pedals in January of 2009 with a SansAmp bass driver deluxe and then a EBS MultiComp a month later. My pedalboard has grown up around those two. The sansamp is always on so it is my oldest and most used pedal.

[klejst]

Honestly, my Boss TU-3 tuner

[xray]

Originally Posted by Unrepresented

Not sure if my Bass Microsynth has seniority, but I think my Fulltone Bass Drive should get honorable mention, since I keep trying to find newer and better overdrives to replace it with (including one arriving today) and none seem to beat it for my needs.

BTW: checked out your link - your band sounds pretty tight.

[Unrepresented]

Originally Posted by xray

BTW: checked out your link - your band sounds pretty tight.

Thanks. My Bass Drive is on pretty much nonstop in those recordings.

[Waterpilot]

Rusty Box

[winterburn69]

Boss CEB-3 since June 2008.

[bassbrad]

Akai UniBass has been the longest resident and it ain't goin' no where.

[Jean Baudin]

I had a DD-20 for years, but that got kicked off by the Strymon Timeline. I'd say out of my current pedals the Iron Ether Xerograph Deluxe or Turbo Tuner.

[chuck norriss]

Originally Posted by HeavyJazz77

I think for me that would be the TC Electronics Chorus+. This model remained on my board for about 12 years before I replaced it with an Anolog Man. The second longest would barely hit the 3 year mark so hardly worth mentioning (yet).

BTW - tuners don't count.

Boss Metal Zone because no one will buy it from me. To be fair, it's great for guitar.

[Turtle71]

SansAmp BDDI.

Followed by my Pitchblack.

Other than that all my pedals seem to be in a state of flux...still trying to find the perfect chorus & dirt pedals....

[Unrepresented]

Originally Posted by chuck norriss

Boss Metal Zone because no one will buy it from me. To be fair, it's great for guitar.

You might want to look into some of the available mods out there for it. It isn't a pedal for everyone, but it can be improved-- especially if you can't move it, might as well get more satisfaction from it.

[chuck norriss]

Thanks.
It's not bad. I'll likely keep it.
I've also had the Martin & Co acoustic preamp for a while. The one that looks like the Sadowsky. It's for classical stringed instruments but sounds great with a slab & the Ergo EUB. Too bad I don't have the Ergo any more.

[runmikeyrun]

PT-80 delay I built about 10 years ago. I've used Muffs on and off for about 12 years though (on right now lol).

[A Strohman]

Pork Loin......it has slayed all who have tried to dislodge it.

[enjoytheband]

MUTRON III

[Crystalman85]

Digitech bass driver. it may not be the best bass distortion pedal, but I do like this pedal for it's fizzy metallic sounds. it also sounds pretty cool with my danelectro cool cat cc-1 chorus pedal. it not only widens and thickens my sound, but it also gives me a grungy but heavy sound. these pedals are my only 2 stomp boxes. other than that, I oftenly use my zoom b3 for both recording and live performances.

[Laurent]

Homebrew Electronic Hematoma.

[d180fuzz]

Prescription Electronics Depth Charge. Other fuzz has joined it on my board, but never replaced it.

Second is my XOTIC Bass RC - always on.

[judas jedermann]

EHX Bass Micro Synth

[P-oddz]

Zvex Distortron.
Through many different OD pedals, the Distortron has always just won out on certain organic overtones that appeal to my taste and complement my playing style.