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Post Your Pedalboard - Part III

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Bob, The green pedal is Rocktrons Short Timer. IMO, it blows everything in a its price point out of the water. Ive tried more expensive units, however not boutique, and Im always pleased to come back to this guy. Many guys here will swear by some of the stuff Rocktron puts out, myself included.
 
Im tired of it taking up all that room in my apt. Its packed up and ready to go on the road
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This is all im using in my apt. now
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Beleive it or not, this is branching off to 4 Hartke cabs. YEHA !

Still have the TV
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Ok, I haven't posted my board in well over a year so here it is again. It's a slightly modified pedalpad with handles and casters.

I've been using it as pictured for over a year but over the last few weeks I'm changing things up a bit. Almost half of the pedals pictured are being swapped out as well as the signal routing with the loooper.

I'll have an updated photo in a week or so.

Signal chain currently is: Bass-Loooper-1st Loop(Ebs-Depth Charge-Prunes-Emma-Fulltone-Hematoma-BigD-Psilocybe-Choralflange-Delay)

The MXR is by itself in the 2nd loop. Tuner out of the Loooper to the Korg. \m/ :bassist:

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I am gonna upgrade to a pedal pad in the near future but cannot decide between the MPS-9 and MPS-XL the XL seems so much bigger, and in order to fill all that extra space I will need to spend alot more money...so many pluses only $ is the minus.
 
I wouldn't say creaming, but what's the problem with gain?

His board is clean, has useful mods, and are pretty much all good pedals. Looks good to me. So he has a different setup than you. That's fine. No use in crying over spilt cream. ;-D
 
I agree, Spankypants - all of those are great pedals and kudos to him for putting together a nice board that's got some considerations for gigging, but I don't see the requirement for a minimum of 9 flavours of gain.

Maybe he just likes gain. I plan on acquiring quite a few gain pedals. I doubt I'll have more than one or two on my board at any given time, but I'll figure that out when I'm healthy enough to gig again. Man I miss playing. :(


Toasted said:
My pedalboard has 16 blue LEDs.

I bet it sounds godly, too. ;-D
 
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