PYPB 37: In a row?

[Vlad5]

Forgive me if this was covered and I missed. Is this a custom job? A particular company I might be able to investigate?

Custom 3-tiered pedal board and satellite board by the custom district (www.thecustomdistrict.com)
DMC-3 and POG2 etched by Danny W ([email protected])

signal path: sonic research turbo tuner -> ss/bs blargg-o-tron-o-tron -> ss/bs year4545 -> infanem second voice -> iron ether oxide -> iron ether polytope -> iron ether frantabit -> iron ether xerograph deluxe -> subdecay prometheus dlx -> fairfield circuitry unpleasant surprise -> ehx pog2 -> subdecay noisebox (filling in for randy's revenge) -> earthquaker devices hummingbird II -> infanem compact faye sing -> ernie ball vp jr. -> eventide pitchfactor (from here out everything in stereo ) -> boss slicer sl-20 -> strymon timeline -> strymon bluesky -> neunaber technology stereo wet -> stereo trs out to two phil jones bass pb-300s

Expression Pedal #1 (modded vp jr.) controls faye sing, second voice, xerograph, frantabit, stereo wet with expressionator #1 and #2.
Expression Pedal #2 (modded vp jr.) controls timeline, slicer and pitchfactor with expressionator #3.
DMC-3 controls timeline looper and patch selection - Entire board powered by two CIOKS DC-10s

yo ho! ...from a couple pages back.

 

[warwick.hoy]

yo ho! ...from a couple pages back.

Oh,....yeah,...I don't think I should try to even think about having stuff custom fabricated. My wife would hate me (as if she doesn't already after my recent SVT purchase).

In RE PJBs. I would only want one for a glorified (and high priced) hi-fi Practice Amp.

 

[burl0029]

Ok guys here is my meager offering. I figure I make up for a lack of "boutique-y" pedals by building my board into an old school powder blue Samsonite suitcase salvaged from my grandmothers garage.

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I will probably upgrade to a Pedal Train at some point, but I LOVE carrying my board around in the suitcase.

That looks like my Goodwill-special Samsonite suitcase that currently houses my paintball gun. And possibly the same Home Depot carpet I used on my DIY board.

 

[slend3r]

I will probably upgrade to a Pedal Train at some point, but I LOVE carrying my board around in the suitcase.

That thing is much more classy than a Pedal Train, IMO.

 

[behndy]

hah! yah. NEAT.

i did a quick little demo of some settings on the Malekko Bit. i LIKE it.

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f36/malekko-bit-tiny-bit-crusher-demo-vid-874909/#post12512872

 

[caeman]

Ok guys here is my meager offering. I figure I make up for a lack of "boutique-y" pedals by building my board into an old school powder blue Samsonite suitcase salvaged from my grandmothers garage.

Function over pedal names, man. Function comes first. That looks like a great little setup. And since it is a Samsonite case, you know it can resist a gorilla stomping on it, and an old 70's station wagon running over it.

 

[My name is Mudd]

I love suitcase boards...re-purposing FTW!

 

[caeman]

Reduce, reuse, recycle.

 

[bassbrad]

Reduce, reuse, recycle.

...regurgitate, revulsion, revolution....

 

[My name is Mudd]

Lather, rinse, repeat.

 

[Gabeja15]

the x-men suitcase is only acceptable if you handcuff it to your wrist going to gigs

 

[Jean Baudin]

Oh,....yeah,...I don't think I should try to even think about having stuff custom fabricated. My wife would hate me (as if she doesn't already after my recent SVT purchase).

In RE PJBs. I would only want one for a glorified (and high priced) hi-fi Practice Amp.

He has a couple of standard models.

The smaller PJBs are great practice amps.

 

[metalinthenight]

I had the Briefcase for a while and it sounded amazing

 

[comicbookguy95]

the x-men suitcase is only acceptable if you handcuff it to your wrist going to gigs

HAHA! I had to put that sticker on there so I knew which way was up!

Thanks for the compliments guys, I guess I'll hang on to the suitcase until I just can't fit another pedal in it!

 

[TomA1234]

HAHA! I had to put that sticker on there so I knew which way was up!

Thanks for the compliments guys, I guess I'll hang on to the suitcase until I just can't fit another pedal in it!

I'm doing exactly the same thing with my laptop case board, except I haven't moved to a bigger board, just completely filled it. It's a great way to save money. (for now...)

 

[pscurnick]

Hi everybody, here's my humble board, been a longtime observer on the effects forum and rarely post but I got the behringer vibrato today (absolutely blown away by it) and it inspired this little jam using it and a few of the other pedals on my board

Amerika vibratofunked bass cover - YouTube

The board itself is just a wedge of wood with a door mat stapled to it but seeing all the collosal boards on here like Jean Baudins has me craving for something more tidy and professional. Powered by a diago power station and connected with cheapo cables.

Chain is bass>ebs multicomp>qtron+(Boss OC-2 in FX loop)>fx loop (bass distortion>boss ps-3 with exp>small stone)> bass microsynth> behringer uv300 vibrato> headrush> amp

 

[bassmonkeee]

First pedal board, and all new-to-me pedals.

I guess now I need to decide what fuzz/od to get. But, I think this is good for one week.

 

[Bassmike62]

Not much of a change: brought the analog effects ahead of the BSW. To my ears, all 3 of'em benefited from this small change. The chorus in particular seems to shine a little more than before.

 

[nostatic]

I don't like the 2-deep boards, so for now here goes

nano

micro (have spare power off each end if needed)

RC-2/RC-300 not shown

 

[G3Mitch]

Niiiice nostatic.

Mind me asking what the one is with the water tap on it? lol.