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

Been rocking with this setup for about 3 months now! Everything is powered by a 1Spot daisy chain.
Iron Ether Subterranea is coming to replace the MXR Octave and Fuzz, but I'm pretty happy with the way it is now anyway :D
 

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Yeah, that way I have 100+ scenes on the source stuff instead of 2 per pedal

Yeah, I understand how the Hub works, I've got one myself. I guess what I'm wondering is if you have a MIDI controller like an EFX, or like the DPC, do you still need the Hub? Does the Hub do the same thing as the EFX? I know you can update the SB2 pedals with the Hub, but if you have a MIDI controlling device, is the Hub still necessary?
 
Current pedalboard update. Added the TC Electronics HOF and DOD Preamp 250 reissue. This is the result of the intensive sell off and simplification of my pedalboard. Killer sounds so far. The beam-to-pedal feature on the HOF is amazing and the DOD is awesome. No low end loss at all.

First experience with Lava Cables as well. Much more involved than George L's but I like them enough so far. They definitely take up less space than the George L's though the cable is stiffer. They are a smudge bigger than my Hosa pancake cables, but because the head is so small, you can make up for that.


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