Built another brand specific mini-pedalboard. This time with Walrus Audio pedals

[phishaholik]

I made a mini-pedal board using all Jam Pedals a while back for fun. I got a great deal on some of their pedals and found the perfect inexpensive pedalboard on Amazon. I didn't think I would keep it together, but I've been using it a lot the way it is.

https://www.talkbass.com/threads/made-a-wee-jam-pedals-pedalboard-and-lovin-it.1655676/

I got a great deal on a Walrus Audio Descent and I saw all the videos on the Badwater on Youtube, so I decided to put another one together with all Walrus Audio gear. Got the Badwater and the Canvas during Black Friday deals. I do need to get a power supply, as Walrus doesn't recommend daisy chaining their pedals. Probably going to go inexpensive with a mini-isobrick.

The pedalboard sounds fantastic and it's been a lot of fun. There are a ton of tonal options and the Descent is just a rabbit hole of different sounds and tones. I'm surprised, but the Canvas is actually one of my favorite tuners. I dig the positivity of the stock image.

The only issue is not being able to use the DI on the Badwater. I really wish a post distortion/preamp but pre-DI effects loop was more common with these types of pedals.

Michael

 

[Novarocker]

That's awesome! If you're looking for cheap and less chords, Joyo makes an 8 output battery powered one. I love mine and it works fantastically. Well built and isolated for sure.

 

[GrowlerBox]

Nice! The only Walrus pedal I have is the Mira compressor (which is very good, BTW), but I can confirm that it does not behave well when it has to share a power outlet.

 

[el murdoque]

I decided to put another one together with all Walrus Audio gear.

Probably going to go inexpensive with a mini-isobrick.

I'm sorry to tell you, but you will have to get a Walrus Canvas PSU.
Using something else is against the rules and it's not gonna be a Walrus Board then.

 

[Stranger Danger]

How does the Canvas tuner track a low B?