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PYPB 44: ...like Tetris with boxes, wires and cables

I use the Enabler also. After injuring my back I decided to build a nice little board instead of lugging a rig around, since I mostly play at places that have a PA. The Enabler is awesome, and I can just plug it into my amp if I am bringing everything along.
 
downsized but not downgraded :) used a pedaltrain triple pedal booster as a board :P
 

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Restacked everything again and getting close. Have placed the Grey Stash back on board and removed the radial loop switch. May have to pull one for the hipass filter to power up. Flat out of splitters, should have bought two more.
Blower Box now has two muff clones surrounding it, gets thick with Muff before or after... ;) Placed the TE SMX compressor behind the BDDI. Interesting that the TFR sounded dead with the compressor in the beginning of the chain, but didn't choke the BB much at all.
I really like how the TC polytune mini reacts. Helps for a full mute when needed. Best part about all of this is I still have access to the DI on the BDDI. So it's ready for recording with any number of fuzz combinations or live.
 
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Nice wireless mounting!

Here my latest Board Update:

I'm very pleased with the Mods I did. Now the Board is about 1" taller, enough of space to fit the G50 and the Micro-Thumpinator.

The Powertrain 1250 Supply is very nice and quiet, but attaching it to the board was a real hassle, the included screws you use to secure it to the Board are too short for mounting the Power Supply to the Board. That really made me mad, specially since this is supposed to be the Pedaltrain's proprietary Power Supply, you would think they would have made everything fit perfectly.
Anyway, I bought longer screws and now the Powertrain 1250 is fixed to the Frame.

I still have a couple of mods to do, which will include Neutrik Locking Jacks and a Powercon connector. I wanna also add a Mooer AB Box, so I cab switch to using a cable in case the G50 decides to die in the middle of a gig/rehearsal

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Bills hit me hard and I've downsized to a PT Nano again. I'm digging the Blakemore Effects lineup - the Mustang is very raunchy overdrive, sort of like the SS/BS Mini and/or the Barbershop I used to have. The DreamsICle is a really nice, thick Muff clone with switchable tone bypass. I throw the M9 next to this board when I need more delay/verb for some extra ambient firepower. Powered with just a One Spot.

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Bills hit me hard and I've downsized to a PT Nano again. I'm digging the Blakemore Effects lineup - the Mustang is very raunchy overdrive, sort of like the SS/BS Mini and/or the Barbershop I used to have. The DreamsICle is a really nice, thick Muff clone with switchable tone bypass. I throw the M9 next to this board when I need more delay/verb for some extra ambient firepower. Powered with just a One Spot.

Nice. I'd rock that on bass and guitar any day