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

It's wonderful! I'm mostly using it as a wonderful chorus for bass, but man, it's capable of so much more. I have a mission expression pedal I'm just dying to hook it up with. It is a VERY NICE pedal. Nice small foot print too!
 
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My pedalboard for the next few months.

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Man, LOOOOVE that Swollen Pickle.

...that sounded weird.
 
Can't imagine getting rid of it. It does the distortion I like best.

I had a Hyperdrive for a second, then sold it, then bought another as soon as one came up for sale (when I had money for it). It has a wide range of tones to choose from, but excels (for my needs) at high-gain/high-mid frequency clang. As noted, I mix it with my dry signal, or with the green muff, which together offers articulated wall of distortion. So good.

Snap! I use it with my Big Muff for those rare insane moments when you just need MORE. The rest of the time it is used for grit and Chris Squire like sounds without so much high end. I wish I had space for two of them, why are they sooooooooooo massive?
 
Fresh out of the box. Not sure yet. Well see how it works and I'll report back. Figuring out now how to rebuild the board to add them in. The HPF v3 should be here today as well. I think two dirt pedals are going back in the box for a while. Need to pick up another split cable for the PP2. Should have ordered 4 not 3. I have the same issue with the FX17 vol/wah, with wah engaed it drops the signal too much to be useful.
 
How do you like them? i have the wah, but when i try to use it, i get lost in the mix of my powertrio... can't use it...
I owned the AMT wah and, although I loved how it sounded, I couldn't get used to very short sweep. Or maybe it wasn't that short, but I felt like I could never precisely find the right position from the first try.