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Guitar & Bass pedals ok on 1 board?

My son plays guitar & bass and wants to put ALL his pedals on a giant board. I'm not sure what to tell him as to the order. Before my next thread which will list all the effects , I thought I'd check with you gearheads! Thanks!
 
My son plays guitar & bass and wants to put ALL his pedals on a giant board. I'm not sure what to tell him as to the order. Before my next thread which will list all the effects , I thought I'd check with you gearheads! Thanks!
Some he may not want to use with one or the other, but he can always leave them off. The problem is lugging around a giant board gets cumbersome, so that's why some of us use separate boards for each. But there's no harm in it, and he'll probably find he likes some of them on both.
 
I have both on my board at home. It's just easier to unplug one instrument and pop in the other. Just remember to switch the amps (if applicable) and turn off the pedals you're not using -- even though I mix-match the pedals between the bass & guitar.

When I leave the house, I take just what I need so I can travel light.
 
So he's got the following guitar and bass pedals on one board. He's only using them on the correct instruments... what I need is some input (no pun intended) as to the pedal order: 1) boss tuner, 2) crybaby wah, 3) digitech RP50 multi-effects, 4) chorus, 5) Bass envelope filter, 6) loop station, 7) phaser, and 8) reverb. Any time/advice would be much appreciated!
 
So he's got the following guitar and bass pedals on one board. He's only using them on the correct instruments... what I need is some input (no pun intended) as to the pedal order: 1) boss tuner, 2) crybaby wah, 3) digitech RP50 multi-effects, 4) chorus, 5) Bass envelope filter, 6) loop station, 7) phaser, and 8) reverb. Any time/advice would be much appreciated!

I'd suggest putting the loop station at the end of the chain most times.