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Post Your Pedal Board XII - Dirty Dozen

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I rearranged my board yesterday and got some proper patch cables to hold me over till I pick up some George L's

Here is how it used to look.

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And how it looks now. The BBE and LMB-3 are always on and the Digitech SW and the Sansamp are the pedals that get the most action. I kept inadvertently kicking the knobs on the Sansamp whilst going to turn the SW on and off; so it was time to do some rearranging. I still gotta get a straight to right angle 1 footer to go from the Sansamp to the Sonic Stomp. Its definitely a lot cleaner now. I think I also made some room for an EB Volume Pedal Jr.

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Sorry about the warbly pics.
 
"Military Time?" That's a dirty lie perpetuated by the liberal media and their pandering to the witch lobby's agenda. This is why we need to drop a sh'load of nukular weapons in ANWR so my stocks go up.

In short: burn all witches.

Except Sabrina, because she still has to explain to me when she had time to become a witch while she was explaining it all.
 
The Carbon Copy won out for unusual reasons. Mainly, it was its compact form factor, low-headroom nature, and modulation tone. Not to mention, no volume drop at any setting.

It certainly was a close call, though... both sounded great in my rig in practice settings.

There is indeed a lot more to be done with the SMMH, but I simply didn't need or have room for the bonuses.
 
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