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Post Your Pedalboard - Part I

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Jazzin' said:
Here's my boardless pedal board.
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I finally built up something worthy of taking a picture for this thread.
Looks like a good start to me!

rayzak said:
Here's mine.
What's a good powerall to use?
What would you do different?
Thanks.
I'd just daisy chain from the TU-2, cus you don't seem to have enough space for a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power! Looks very neat BTW :bassist:

Is it just me or are all the recent board posts for simpler chains? or in some cases downsized?
 
Jazzin' said:
Here's my boardless pedal board.
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I finally built up something worthy of taking a picture for this thread.


hey I know that chorus pedal! *wink*
 
Higgie said:
I'm sure with a small amount of manuvering you could get a Dunlop Brick power supply on there. That thing is amazing.

I'm sure I could, but what makes the Brick "amazing" compared to say, the one spot? Is it worth the extra $$$?

sinophysiker, the Little Big Muff is a killer little box. It was my cheapest pedal and probably one of my favorites. Sounds amazing going into the Analogman.
I just borrowed my friends Russian Muff and was equally impressed. To my ear, the LBM can get almost out of control fuzzy, while I thought the Russian was a little more controlled. They sound very similar, but to my ears the Russian was a little better at getting mild grind. The LBM was better at all out mayhem.

Thanks to everyone for your help.
 
Well first off, you have 6 pedals. The Onespot's Daisy chain will power 5. So you'll have to buy an extra daisy chain and have the extra power plugs dangling around. That's not too much of a problem though.

But it's just got advantages like isolated outputs so no chance of ground loops or hum.
 
Higgie said:
Well first off, you have 6 pedals. The Onespot's Daisy chain will power 5. So you'll have to buy an extra daisy chain and have the extra power plugs dangling around. That's not too much of a problem though.

But it's just got advantages like isolated outputs so no chance of ground loops or hum.

The Dunlop Brick does not have isolated outputs - it is basically a daisy chain in a box. It has individual outputs, not isloated.
 
benevan said:
The Dunlop Brick does not have isolated outputs - it is basically a daisy chain in a box. It has individual outputs, not isloated.

+1. The only power brick I know of that has isolated outputs is the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2. There might be others, I'm just not aware of any. IMO, the 1 Spot is the way to go.
 
Higgie said:
Well first off, you have 6 pedals. The Onespot's Daisy chain will power 5. So you'll have to buy an extra daisy chain and have the extra power plugs dangling around. That's not too much of a problem though.

I was wondering about that. They don't sell an individual cable or anything like that?

Thanks for everybody's great advice.
 
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