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Before and After

Before
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Then
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Now
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Lots of items on the sidelines, and 3 more coming in the mail. I skipped over 30 different iterations.
I started with a BP200 also. I really liked the space and strings effect. The strings effect especially. I wish they would come out with just that strings effect in a single pedal. It was very cool!
 
I started with a BP200 also. I really liked the space and strings effect. The strings effect especially. I wish they would come out with just that strings effect in a single pedal. It was very cool!

I got it in 2003 I think? Still in high school. I forgot I owned it until recently. I don't remember a single thing about the tones other that it had a terrible bypass. I need to dig it back out and plug it in.
 
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And after. For me the biggest thing is actually DIY that I found from here. Its nowhere near "ready" I am not even trying to pretend that there is not going to be changes. But I am really happy about my sounds at the moment.
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What size PedalTrain board is that on the left?
Do you think that you could get 6 average size pedals on there?


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Earliest picture I could find... hardly used the Carbon Copy and Chorus.

Latest but
Jext Telez Dizzy Tone waiting for new enclosure
Civil War replaced by Duality
LS2 on shelf
OC2 is being rehoused by @jwr but definitely going back on
SA EQ gone
Phase 90 only there until Lunar comes out
B3K going when B7K arrives
Korg replaced by PolyTune mini
 

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So my first fx unit was a Digitech BP100 a long time ago, but that was just for fun at home.

My first pedalboard pic is from 2009
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please note the guitar compressor and drive... Oh well

In 2010
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In 2011 I started using a Behringer Bass V-Amp with FCB-1010 controller. But it was a short term passing by the rack world because...
In 2013 (after using the pedals without a pedalboard for some time)
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And then in 2014
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Last December I updated the setup again and now is like this:
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I started with a BP200 also. I really liked the space and strings effect. The strings effect especially. I wish they would come out with just that strings effect in a single pedal. It was very cool!

I had one of those too at some point, but the expression pedal got broken, and I never really got the interface so I gave it away to a friend.
 
I had none a few months ago and started with a tuner pedal. I purposely bought a Pedaltrain Mini to ensure that I can use no more than five pedals, which would include the tuner as well as the wireless I recently bought. Counting those two, I now have ten pedals, so my PT Mini plan seems to have failed almost right out of the gate.

I'm also apparently in denial because I haven't replaced the Mini yet. It will be interesting to see how long it takes me to move from the denial stage to the acceptance stage, get a PT Grande, and move forward from there. :p
 
I had none a few months ago and started with a tuner pedal. I purposely bought a Pedaltrain Mini to ensure that I can use no more than five pedals, which would include the tuner as well as the wireless I recently bought. Counting those two, I now have ten pedals, so my PT Mini plan seems to have failed almost right out of the gate.

I'm also apparently in denial because I haven't replaced the Mini yet. It will be interesting to see how long it takes me to move from the denial stage to the acceptance stage, get a PT Grande, and move forward from there. :p

Temple makes custom size pedalboards up to 96 inches wide... ;)
 
Temple makes custom size pedalboards up to 96 inches wide... ;)

I actually got mine at a discount because the manufacturer, MrRonFX, used it at an exhibition and it was similar dimensions to what I was looking for.
@dave64o, maybe you can look some custom boards maker up and get a similar deal

LOL. Luckily I know my addictive personality well enough to know I could easily fill a 96" wide pedal board if I didn't consciously force and enforce limits on myself. I'll stick with the PT Mini until my utilitarian side gets its chance to step in and sell the pedals I'm not really using. That could take a while, but it will eventually happen. :p