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Post Your Pedalboard - Part I

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pretty basic, but here it is in all its glory...the spare spot beside the limiter is for my DD-3 (which was being lent out to a friend)
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My new pedalboard arrived today so I now have 2.

General band board and wierd solo bass board.

Pics will come tonight or tomorrow as I'm at work and have so little time I think I have to put the pedalboard together at band practice tonight.

Nice looking filters prismacolor2, have u ever compared the Micro V to the guyatone BR-2 the guyatone is meant to be a clone and I don't know how true this statement is.
 
Browsing this thread never gets old. :D
It's a constant source of GAS and inspiration.

My pedalboard is currently teared up in pieces.
I'm waiting for my custom Loooper, it should be here in a couple weeks.
Then I will have some serious updates on the stove.
I spent the last months buying, selecting and selling pedals.
 
I have to agree with you, Jazz Ad. I've been through all 40+ pages a few times, and have since added a couple of pedals to my mix and am on the hunt for a couple more (GAS is a horrible affliction). I have also been inspired to design a custom board that a cabinet-maker friend is now building for me. I'll post pics when it's done (hopefully, next week).
 
Matt Till said:
You guys are insane: I'm ashamed to post this now:
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I should have built my board bigger.

I've seen that PH-3 before.. I swear....

Actually, the more I see this thread, the more my GAS is cured...

I see the boards biger than mine, consider an upgrade, then think.. "would I really use all that?" and teh answer is invariably a resounding "no"...

After my Loooper, a different compressor, and myabe a Micro Synth, not sure what else I will need.
 
Flea666 said:
whats the wah/volume like? any good with bass?

The wah get's a little too high endy. It's clearly built for guitar, I mainly use it for a volume, it came with my guitar.


bassman: yeah, I hear ya, I don't need too much more. I'd like a delay... a wah... a good compressor (then I can get rid of that multi effects unit pretty much), then I'll be all set for the most part... maybe a chorus... who am I kidding...


Jazzad: yep, sucks the low a bit... but with a compressor it's not that bad. I use it for dynamic spots, or ambient craziness... once again, clearly built for guitar.
 
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