Rate/roast my pedalboard

[Levent]

Hey, I haven't used effects for the last 20 years than started needing it for a r&b, lo-fi etc. vibed project with a friend. Tried to keep it analog except one quirky bit pedal. Watched as many bass pedal chain videos as possible, tested a lot and got this all together in last month, most second hand.
I'm open to any suggestions, roasting or questions since im new to this world.
I know I could have kept it smaller with pancake patch cables but had this board/powersupply in bargain and had the cables to start with

-Volumle pedal is after comp to not mess it up,
-2 out from EQ goes to drive and clean channels of microbass 3.
-bottom row and reverb is using fx send and returning stereo from reverb.

Polytune 3 noir
MXR Bass Compressor
Dunlop DVP4 X Mini Volume
MXR M108S 10 Band EQ
Ebs MicroBass 3
Mooer Lo-fi Machine
Ebs OctaBass
Aguilar Fuzzistor
Aguilar Chorusaurus
MXR Bass Envelope Filter
Ebs DynaVerb
Mosky ISO 10 Power Supply
Fender tweed deluxe patch cables

 

[ThudThudThud]

IME/HO Reverbs tend to get a little lost - depending on the genre - in the mix with bass. I'd likely opt for an analog delay, and/or a Bassballs.

 

[Levent]

IME/HO Reverbs tend to get a little lost - depending on the genre - in the mix with bass. I'd likely opt for an analog delay, and/or a Bassballs.

You are right. Thought of tremolo too. That's just for solo, chord stuff mostly together with chorus. Just to give it more acoustic vibes and breadth.

 

[MotorCityMinion]

cool patch cables.

 

[HelpImaRock]

OMG you could hail a blimp with that thing.

 

[Parzival]

 

[Formula73]

If I had that much empty space on my board, I'd for sure be looking for a smaller one. I hate how big my board is.

 

[Verticos]

If I had that much empty space on my board, I'd for sure be looking for a smaller one. I hate how big my board is.

This was my only thought as well. BUT as long as you don't mind schlepping it, you have room to expand.

Otherwise it looks like a great rig! Welcome back to the wonderful world of pedals.

 

[Heiwa]

Needs more tiny lights

 

[bassbrad]

Not a thing wrong with that board unless you decide to add a synth.

 

[waveman]

Nice board, quality pedals, I would rock it

 

[BAG]

IME/HO Reverbs tend to get a little lost - depending on the genre - in the mix with bass. I'd likely opt for an analog delay, and/or a Bassballs.

A bit of reverb can work well with fretless though...... and there's enough room on that board to add a delay.

 

[theunknowndude]

I see nothing wrong with all you have although for me I’d eventually get the cables upgraded…
As for reverb, depends how you use it… I use mine for intros / bridges as a massive effect and not those “just a touch to let it breathe thing”

 

[SDC1-ClickClack]

Room for more pedals?
EX-cellent.

 

[Ulf Buck]

If you get a Quad Cortex you can have a new pedal board every day!!

 

[Nev375]

Don't be playing with that. You'll go blind!

 

[mapleglo]

Yeah, it's all fun and games until someone loses an eye.

 

[waynobass]

You went from zero to ten pedals? I count 48 new knobs for you to worry about.

 

[74hc]

My experience with reverb is the same as stated above. It's hard to make those work for me. I'd get lost in the mix.

I have a Dispatch Maker, but I only use the delay at times. I'm more of a moderate use of effects compared to my guitar board. I would be happy with just the Tone Hammer and my bass. I'd throw in my Empress bass compressor for the snizzle and be happy.

The EBS microbass 2 has too many jacks, switches, and knobs for me. I lean towards simplicity over complexity. My Empress is a bit more complex than I would like, but it works well.

 

[gregmon79]

Def dig it too. It's nice to have some space but all that space would leave me wanting to fill it with more pedals! haha Would recommend a distortion or second flavor or either OD or fuzz. That's just me though.