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Post Yer Pedalboard - 23 Skidoo

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I'm currently using a homemade board made from the largest Gorm available from Ikea :)

It is all powered by a homemade power supply that works a treat :)

I intend to paint it black and put black vinyl on the sides to make it look a little more professional

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Finally finished the last soldering (got my cables from ProCables) yesterday morning in time for a couple of shows. All in all, I like it. I'll have to just get used to using effects, since I haven't really used them that much.

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Finally finished the last soldering (got my cables from ProCables) yesterday morning in time for a couple of shows. All in all, I like it. I'll have to just get used to using effects, since I haven't really used them that much.

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How do u like the Delay side of the H20, I was thinkin about gettin one, I know its a good chorus but I was thinkin if im not gonna use the delay, I could just save some money and get the liquid chorus instead.
 
What are you running in the CHK CHK BOOM loop?

Right now, I have the H20 in it. It actually turns the chorus from a nice, lush sound to biting, almost to a phase type sound. Where it's set up too (in the entire chain), I can affect the Rust Ride, Octave or Steel Leather as well, just not as much.


How do u like the Delay side of the H20, I was thinkin about gettin one, I know its a good chorus but I was thinkin if im not gonna use the delay, I could just save some money and get the liquid chorus instead.

I actually use the delay in tangent with the chorus normally, because I think it adds a lot to the chorus over just the chorus. I have also been using the delay a lot more than the chorus, especially at church. So for me, it's been a great pedal.
 
Looking good man!

Thanks! The Rust Ride got a really good workout last night at a couple of shows we did for a student group. The deep setting on it really filled out the low end nicely, which was tough, given that we were playing in a concrete room (walls, ceiling, everything).
 
That's an amazing collection for someone not used to using effects.

I just got into an art/rock band, where the use of effects was very encouraged. Before that, I only was doing theatre stuff so I didn't need anything really major for that.

About half of them I grabbed off the forum from fellow TBers, so that definitely made it a lot easier to get a nice collection quickly.


I think it is a Lyt board, my guitarist just got one, thinking seriously about getting one myself...they're awesome

So am I, there's only 1 or 2 youtube reviews but they are good reviews.

You're both correct; it's the Lyt24. I really like the board myself; it's simple and sturdy. Yeah, I could've built one myself and saved a couple of bucks, but I've been gigging so much lately I really didn't have the time or energy to want to build a board. I already soldered all the cables and the 3 channel looper (bought the RoadRage kit).

If there's one thing I thought was a con to the Lyt board, was that the case for the 24 is really just the one for the 32. They don't have a smaller case for it, so you get the bigger one which has about 8" or so of extra room. I'm putting cords in it, and that works, but it would be nice to have a real bag for it, with a front pocket.
 
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