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ashbory said:My new pedalboard (in planning stage) . I'll post a real picture when I'm done, I promise.
Bonus points if you can figure out what some of this stuff is...
Grind It Out said:im jumping on board the "secret" pedal bandwagon...im building mine![]()
As far as I can see, with all those effects, you'll get a realy nice tone outta that.....erm......wierd sorta spade-shaped thing?!?!?ashbory said:My new pedalboard (in planning stage) . I'll post a real picture when I'm done, I promise.
Bonus points if you can figure out what some of this stuff is...

De Teng said:Supposingly I'm a handy guy, cause it didn't take long to make a nice board. It is small, yet perfect for a few EBS pedals and some extra. The red pedal is an fx/tuner-out(mute) box. A guy in Holland makes them, no signal loss at all.. almost perfectly made. The whole job (including thick cable for electricity and 1000mA AC-adaptor -Visual Sound- and so on) has cost me about 40 euro. Isn't it nice?
It isn't a great picture, but that's all I can make with my cellphone you know.
TM-box > Fx-loop: Octabass, BassIQ, Multicomp > Unichorus (out of loop) > output /amp
(and a Seiko tuner, great thing: about 40 euro too!)
davidmwilson said:redid my pedalboard today... I had a pedaltrain, then outgrew it and was using the furman powered pedalboard (which I had no issues with). But decided to scale back a bit, and cut down on what I take to each gig. So, I've downsized back to the pedaltrain:
Here's the signal chain:
bass
TU-2
Loooper (3 Loops wth master bypass)
Loop AEBS MultiComp
Dredgetone Angler OverdriveLoop B
Digitech Bass Synth Wah (for octave)
Prescription Electronics Depth ChargeLoop C
EBS Bass IQ
Anything I want - connectors reach off board so I can attach wah or anything else I feel like
AnalogMan CloneChorus
MXR M-80 (might be replaced with programmable sansamp BDDI soon)