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PYPB 37: In a row?

Here's my current board with The Elements added to the mix.

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i am quite lustful of your rusty box. it looks very sexy in this picture. what's that pedal with the 3 switches in the lower left?
 
Here's my board, gets the job done. But I've got plans in the works to setup a LS2 and create both a fuzz line and a mod line. I've though about replacing some of the functionality with the B3 or M9, but now I've flipped again. I've taken this much time investing into the single pedals that it wouldn't make much sense.

I would however like to add a smaller fuzz, a delay and compression, and maybe a volume pedal and phaser; but that's for another day.

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I am genuinely happy with my newest board, I must admit. For the last two weeks, covering 14 nights of private practice and two church gigs, my revised small board config is making me very happy.

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As much as I want to have a split chain and flangers and other things, this simple board is encompassing 99% of the sound I actually need to create right now between the irish music, bluegrass, CCM and Jewish stuff. I can have both the electric and acoustic bass plugged in at the same time, switch back and forth as needed. That G4 is giving me the right amounts of overdrive when I want it -- passive and three channel for the win!

Now, if I picked up the Polytune Mini, maybe I could squeeze in a 1590A-based flanger....

Ah, the the first world problem of pedal boards! :D
 
I'm working on just that now. I have a B-Drive, Bass Ming-Rodulator and Octa-Bass at my current disposal to start up a demo box. I need to check with the mods to make sure I'm not breaking any rules, though.