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

Latest incarnation:
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Yeah! I spotted the 90 first, and was wondering... then I saw NSH's post about the RC...

Very cool. I just did something similar (not as elaborate, though, I don't have the skills) with a paint pen on my Turbo Tuner.


I should have it in hand in a week or so... I can hardly contain myself. Shame there isn't a single bass demo video, might have to change that when I get mine

Edit: unless you meant that with some sort of innuendo, in which case I'll agree with you but I ain't promising a video ;)

I've always loved the Aquapuss (the originals, lonnnnggg before MkII and when I started playing, but that's an even lonnnnnggggggerrrrrr story), but I like tap-tempo of the newer SupaPuss; I've had my eye on a discounted blem online (and a blem Aquapus in brick&morter store). If I manage to get them, I've convinced myself I may as well round out the family at that point and get the EchoPuss.
 
Please tell me I'm not the only one that maps out future pedal purchases in photoshop with everything to scale (this example however is not to scale)
I've been known to do that ... as well as cut out paper rectangles to try out on the floor, between strips of tape to mark out the pedalboard. :oops: :)
 
Please tell me I'm not the only one that maps out future pedal purchases in photoshop with everything to scale (this example however is not to scale)

I am trying to decide on my future pedalboard in case a deal I am trying to make on a used one dont come trough, and I keep taking the pedals of from the current boards and changing the order on the floor with different tape markings for different boards. Pedalboardplanner looked nice, but no Zoom, no Ashdown, no Fishman and so on...
 
For Pedalboard Planner to be useful to me, it needs to:

(1) add Darkglass, Behringer, and Singular Sound (Beat Buddy)
(2) update Source Audio and Digitech
(3) allow you to create custom sized pedals (I feel like they used to have this option, but I can't find it now)
 
Please tell me I'm not the only one that maps out future pedal purchases in photoshop with everything to scale (this example however is not to scale)

I did that before I even had my first pedalboard (I bought a board and few pedals all at once, carefully planned out and arranged, to replace a multi-effects unit).