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Post Your Pedalboard - Part I

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AlembicPlayer said:
I've been modifying my guitar player's pedal pad and thought it may be good entry for this thread..seeing as I've learned so much from it!
I hardwired a AC locking Furman strip and a tube buffered power supply via a VHT Valvulator hardwired to locking Neutrik jacks mounted on the outside of the box for easy connections...also made a custom AC power hook-up cable...and just started to mount the pedals last night.

more to come..
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UPDATE -
had a long summer...here's a few shots of the board taken this summer.

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still waiting for the last couple of pedals to finish it off...but there ya go!
 
thanks for the props fellows!
as I told a TB'er in a private message....anyone who is a bit handy can modify one of these pedal pads pretty easy. They are a nice basic board...but they don't have ANY features. The valulator made all the difference in this setup. The three locking jacks are - guitar input - amp out wet - amp out dry. You can run both at the same time..if you have two rigs.
sweet stuff really..:)

thanks again fellow bottom people! :hyper:
 
AlembicPlayer said:
The valulator made all the difference in this setup.

Second this... I placed a Valvulator in front of my effects and prefer the sound even when using an onboard preamp.

Out of curiosity, you ever have occassion to try other buffers, like an Axess BS2 or DoobTone? If so, any difference on bass?
 
Higgie said:
Bassman314 you should take that wah out of your loop and put it before or after your Loooper. I had mine in one of the loops on my Wobo, but now after taking it out it's much more convenient.

naaah.. I like the wah between the BB's and the OD's... If you look back a few posts, you'll see I don't have the Loooper on the board..
 
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My updated pic.
 
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