How many pedals do you have?

[jeff62]

Added

There is no option for zero.

 

[gepettus]

How do you like the Darkglass Alpha Omicron? I've been considering picking one up?

Amazing distortion, organic, full of mids, cut very well in the mix, recommended

 

[JimmyM]

Probably about 30 altogether.

 

[SmokinJoe992]

I currently have 3 (boss tuner, keeley bassist compressor, and VT Bass Deluxe), but my will power is not very strong. The MXR Sub Octave Bass Fuzz will probably be #4 very soon.

 

[Tommy V]

 

[BurningSkies]

I count 18 on my current board, then probably double that or more not being used.

 

[DavC]

plus rack units with pedal/buttons/switches controller . and multi pedal ...

so i wouldn't need individual pedals any more ... but that has still grown to about 10ish ... ??!!??

 

[Pings Bass]

A/B switch

 

[Sid Fang]

Six on my pedalboard, plus a few in a box in the garage.

Bass->EBS Wah->Darkglass Microtubes->EBS Metaldrive->Morley Volume->Boss Digital Delay->Boss Analog flanger.

 

[dbsfgyd1]

I have seen the “How many guitars do you have thread.” Looking at all of the small, large, crazy pedal boards and the funny sounds threads.

There appear to be more “types” of some pedals than others. But, I have also really enjoyed seeing the different brands and their take on sounds.

Just wondering, do you have to catch them all or did you buy a pedal for a specific sound even though you had a very similar one?

Just trying to keep it interesting.

I have an Eden WTDI a DI. It comes with treble, bass and mid controls, a bass boost and mid shift buttons, none of which I use, an Enhance knob, also not used, and a compression knob which is used. I use this when using IEM, or crappy back line amps.

That is the only pedal I need.

 

[BluesWalker]

Boss ME50B

 

[HolmeBass]

Over 50, but my main board only has 8 and I have a nano that gets an ever-changing set of 4 depending on the gig.

 

[cdwthunderfoot]

too many, but somehow not enough.

 

[BurtMacklinFBI]

I literally don’t know how many. It’s a lot. I consider myself a collector though, I do own pedals just because they’re cool rather than because I find them particularly useful. Can’t help it, I love them.

 

[Rojd]

The MXR Sub Octave Bass Fuzz will probably be #4 very soon.

I have one and love it. Great pedal.

I have 14 pedals on my main board, and 8 pedals on my "smaller" board. I've found the majority of my pedals are overdrive, fuzz, and distortion.

 

[bassbrad]

Probably a 100 or more, been collecting a while. Fifty years in fact since 1969. Love those noise boxes plus between gigging I also worked in music stores and a few bargains do come my way. My first pedal was a thrown away Thomas Organ Wah Wah pedal that I took to a TV repair shop and had it repaired. The sprocket but had loosened on the shaft. My next two pedals were a EHX Muff and Maestro Phaser. Carried it all around in a snare drum case.
I learned early to buy used, most things can be fixed, take care of your goodies and always do an idiot check, always.

 

[KohanMike]

When I converted an ESP LTD F Junior guitar into a sub scale bass because it had a "metal" look, I bought a Behringer SF300 Super Fuzz if I ever had an occasion to go there, I never have and haven't even opened the box (do I even look "metal"). I was also given a Boss AB-2 by a member of my uke group and again never had a need to use it. So I voted 2, but I also think there should a 0 choice because even though I own 2, I don't ever use any. (But I do like the bass a lot.)

 

[Coot]

Fingers- Fender Jazz- WD-800- 8x10's

 

[SquareWaveSymph]

That's not even all...

 

[gazzatriumph]

None, used to have a compressor, chorus but don't need any, my amp has a decent compressor and tuner.