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People that need to post pedalboards

Hell, I was born that way. ;) And Tayste, if it makes you happy, I'll run the chorus off the PPII and put it in the Xotic's loop, and stick a few comp pedals (in bypass) after it, along with the (now empty) FX25 and Blueberry housings, and then post a pic of my awesome pedalboard. :p

The real issue is I'm broke, the economy sucks, I'm working a low-paying crappy temp job, and I keep blowing my mortgage payments and car payments on compressors. :ninja:

I know how you feel man
 
Well I may not be a big player around here but I have been addicted to pedals the last couple of years. Here is my current set up.

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Most of my pedals are currently in Anza, Ca. having mods done... I'll let you know when they return.
I live about 80 miles from Anza, and can guarantee you that 90% of the people within a 50 mile radius of the place have never even heard of it.

Forgive my ignorance, but what, pray tell, is out there that I'm unaware of?

EDIT: oh, I'm thinking that's where Toneczar is located. That's my guess and I'm sticking to it.
 
Nice board, FronTowardEnemy.

How are you using the feedback looper exactly? I've thought about getting one at some point.

I am using the feedback looper as a blender for my EH double muff. I found that no matter what distortion\fuzz\overdrive pedal I have tried I was never able to get the tone I wanted until I tried the VFB2. I can dial in the perfect amount of distortion with out losing any of my precious bottom end. I plug my bass directly into the VFB2 and loop the double muff through it.
 
I am using the feedback looper as a blender for my EH double muff. I found that no matter what distortion\fuzz\overdrive pedal I have tried I was never able to get the tone I wanted until I tried the VFB2. I can dial in the perfect amount of distortion with out losing any of my precious bottom end. I plug my bass directly into the VFB2 and loop the double muff through it.

That makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the rundown. :)