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Post Your Pedalboard - Part I

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With a large board from rondo music, I have the following board, which is in a constant state of "progress".... (The Big Muff is gone, and the DS-1 is about to be replaced by a Keeley mod'd Rat (maybe). The 3 button "Marshall" pedal has been customized to work other stuff (and is not currently part of my rig). :bassist:

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RobertUI said:
With a large board from rondo music, I have the following board, which is in a constant state of "progress".... (The Big Muff is gone, and the DS-1 is about to be replaced by a Keeley mod'd Rat (maybe). The 3 button "Marshall" pedal has been customized to work other stuff (and is not currently part of my rig).

How do you like the CNB board from rondo? I'm thinking about picking one up...
 
It's a very simple setup and nothing as exotic as others here but it gets the job done (for now :rolleyes: ).....

From my bass into the Fulltone Bassdrive, Boss Hyper Metal, Chorus I, Chorus II, Compression Sustainer, Morley Bass Wah to my amp. Powered by the Dunlop DC-Brick.

I am waiting for my George L cable kit to arrive before final assembly. I'm just using a board I made years ago that has some extra room now that I ditched the power strip so I can add more pedals later on.

The Fulltone gives me a great basic tone and I use the Hyper Metal when I need pure filth. The 1st chrous is very subtle and I use it just to round out my sound a little. The 2nd chorus has a more traditional chorus vibe and since the 1st one is so subtle I can just kick in the 2nd when I want a more obvious effect. I dislike the compression sustainer but it is good for levelling off my signal when I'm running a dirty tone with the wah for some screechy/wailing effects (Anesthesia for instance).


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Theexploitbass said:
well just finished building mine so i thought id show you all, took about an hour and a half to build and im very happy with the results...

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nice looking board!
my only suggestion (unsolicited, I know :))..how about drilling holes large enough to send the patch cables under the floor?
that would tidy up the lot...yes?

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i was originally going to drill holes for the patch and power leads but, i thought that if i was to upgrade or buy new pedals then move things around on the board and find the holes wont match up anymore so it would be a case of driller more holes making the board weaker or building a new one!! I was also going to put the pedals at the back on a step so that the powerleads, 4way and patch leads can be hidden underneath but then found when i measured the height id need it was like a step. too high, looked stupid.

Thanks for the feedback,
 
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