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PYPB 37: In a row?

No sir, you're not alone...

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Very nice!! How are you powering this thing? It looks like you've custom'ed something together out the front of your board there?
 
Purrrty Muff... (my number one pickup line)

What's on the top row (besides the Muff)?

That muff is sweet... love how it looks, LOVE how it sounds!!

To answer you question..

The one with red knobs is an Endangered Audio Research - Gristleizer

The other two with the bunch of sliders are the AKAI - Hexacomp (my desert island pedal) and the AKAI - GDrive
 
Can't say I'm very original with my pedal choices, but can say I burned though a ridiculous amount of money on other pedals before getting to this point. In fact, both boards remained unchanged for over a year (previous record could probably be measured in weeks). But I had a love/hate relationship with the BBE OptoStomp ... love for the red/yellow version I had on my large board, massive hate for the monocle version I had on my small board. Once the "monocle" cacked on me, I didn't care about BBE's 5-yr warranty. So happy with every other MXR pedal I have, getting the M87 Bass Compressor was a no brainer. Very happy with it ... extremely happy with both boards overall.

Large Board:
Bass > Planet Waves CT04 Chromatic Pedal Tuner > MXR Bass Compressor > Diamond Boost-EQ > Way Huge Pork Loin > Radial BigShot EFX switcher

Loop 1: Way Huge Swollen Pickle

Loop 2: MXR Bass Envelope Filter > Electro-Harmonix Micro POG > MXR Black Label Chorus > MXR Carbon Copy

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