Run your mints at the front of the chain to freshen your sound going in. And get a tuner.
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Roast My Pedalboard!
- Thread starter benthughes
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Actually, I really like your board. Needs a tuner, a chorus pedal, and a phaser to fill the empty space then you'll be completely set.
The only other thing is the B3K. Noting wrong with the B3K on its own, but since you've already got an AO and a fuzz, maybe a Vintage Microtubes would fit in the set better?
The only other thing is the B3K. Noting wrong with the B3K on its own, but since you've already got an AO and a fuzz, maybe a Vintage Microtubes would fit in the set better?
1. The cable spaghetti really triggers my OCD
2. So much space that could be used for so many more noise boxes
3. You have really good taste in effects. I would gladly gig with that board!
2. So much space that could be used for so many more noise boxes
3. You have really good taste in effects. I would gladly gig with that board!
If your breath is as bad as your pedalboard, then the Altoids were a good choice. 
Needs more behringer. Plastic is the material of tomorrow. Get out of the 80's.
Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
Are you sure you've left enough room between the pedals for your oddly wide, flat feet?
It's not so much about the amount of void as it is about the lack of balance in the void. Placement strikes me as haphazard and somewhat rushed perhaps hinting at a mind that may be somewhat cluttered. While the choices are obviously strong, the lack of creativity in the overall abstract is somewhat concerning. The randomness of the space as a whole may be a hint of an underlying issue.
Feel free to critique in turn.
Feel free to critique in turn.
If u ever try selling any of that on the classifieds here? I'm gonna remember you activate your pedals with bare feet.
I actually like your board the way it is. Only thing I would change are the cables. I prefer flat patch cables that are black. 6 inch ones like these since your board is a bit compact:
Hosa Technology 6" Molded Low-Profile Right-Angle to Same Flat Guitar Patch Cabl 728736060203 | eBay
They should also save you some space
On that note, here is a picture of both my boards. Open for critique/suggestions
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No roast, just a comment: when connecting top-jack to side-jack I had good luck with these s-shaped, as opposed to c-shaped cords.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D7RVK8Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_g6YJ3pJfts2PD
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D7RVK8Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_g6YJ3pJfts2PD
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Thanks for the link on the flat cables. I agree they would give my board a cleaner look. Both you boards look very thought out and have that clean look.
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It's like you mounted the Altoids tin first and then built everything around it.
You need an envelope filter, or a low pass filter with an expression pedal, depending on your musical stylings ( or if you're like me, both).
Step 1: Plug in the Altoids.
Step 2: Throw away the rest of your board.
Step 2: Throw away the rest of your board.
