Roast My Pedalboard!

[landrybass]

My board(s) is so weird, I love it.

 

[neptoon]

Heya!

I recently put together my pedalboard. VooDoo Dingbat with Voodoo power supply. Pedals as pictured, the avalanche run is running through the send/return currently.

Anyway, roast it! What could be better? Does it just not make sense? What could I add? Is there anything I should just totally trash?

Also feel free to post your pedalboard so people can roast it.

time to manscape, Bro.. mine is easy enough to roast.. who puts all Boss on a Schmidt Array board and then slathers it in stickers? Oh, that's right, me

 

[CryingBass]

After some of the comments above I have a suggestion for what you might want to keep handy in the Altoids tin. And I think you have room for a flask on there too.

 

[Mosfed]

Heya!

I recently put together my pedalboard. VooDoo Dingbat with Voodoo power supply. Pedals as pictured, the avalanche run is running through the send/return currently.

Anyway, roast it! What could be better? Does it just not make sense? What could I add? Is there anything I should just totally trash?

Also feel free to post your pedalboard so people can roast it.

Only because you asked. There are way better Muffs available these days - including from EHX like the Green Russian reissue. Other brands include Stomp Under Foot, COG, Wren & Cuff

 

[smogg]

If you are running through that many pedals, a dedicated buffer might be useful to preserve your tone.

I hardly stack pedals at all. I use one pedal at a time for a specific sound, two at the most.

Doesn't the TU-3 act as a buffer when placed at the start of the chain? Or is it only the TU-2?

 

[SunByrne]

How you liking that Hyper Luminal? Very tempted...

I have one of those as well. Very happy with it.

 

[landrybass]

Heya!

I recently put together my pedalboard. VooDoo Dingbat with Voodoo power supply. Pedals as pictured, the avalanche run is running through the send/return currently.

Anyway, roast it! What could be better? Does it just not make sense? What could I add? Is there anything I should just totally trash?

Also feel free to post your pedalboard so people can roast it.

You must love darkglass, which is cool, its not for me. I guess I consider them all "drive" pedals and it looks like you have 4 "drive" pedals? Cabling could be cleaner using smaller jacks, squeeze them in tight and add more! You should also look into 3M Dual Lock instead of velcro. Some sort of tuner is needed, I use a wireless/Tuner combo.

 

[trevcda]

So many points of failure! And the noise to signal ration? Don't get me started!

Don't mind me. I'm just here for the roasting! Looks like some nice pedals, though.

 

[Peaveylover]

Ok, I'll roast your pedalboard.

Yo pedalboard so stupid it asked me "how do I spell M&M's"

Yo pedalboard is so ugly when it tried to join an ugly contest they said, "Sorry, no professionals."

Yo pedalboard is so fat it's bellybutton gets home 15 minutes before it does.

 

[And I]

Roasting is for maple necks...

 

[LaklandLaksNADA]

time to manscape, Bro.. mine is easy enough to roast.. who puts all Boss on a Schmidt Array board and then slathers it in stickers? Oh, that's right, me

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Its not lit.

 

[Eddie LeBlanc]

OK...

 

[Peteyboy]

There's a guy actually selling roasted pedalboards on Reverb FYI:

 

[Kerem Koseoglu]

I hardly stack pedals at all. I use one pedal at a time for a specific sound, two at the most.

It's not about stacking, it's about high impedance and total cable length.

 

[bassbrad]

Wintergreen Altoids?!? Needs modulation phaser flanger chorus vibrato turmoil shimmer detune something.... Here is one fun factory of sound mayhem roast away ~ my F16.

 

[jbhaugh]

For real though. All top jacks would be way more convenient. I would like to get a high/low pass splitter. That pedalboard looks like a GuitarCenter threw up. So many knobs...

that being said, I'd stomp that.

Find me the GC that's gonna barf up 3 Broughtons onto my board lol

 

[JakobT]

It's not about stacking, it's about high impedance and total cable length.

It's not about stacking, it's about high impedance and total cable length.

Yes, but I already have a buffer at the start of the chain, in the Boss TU-3. Are you saying I need another? If so, why, and where should it go, in your opinion?

 

[Nighttrain1127]

Just an IMHO warning HOSA Cables suck your tone out. I have used them many times before and as soon as they were taken out of the system it sounded much better. And I like your board also. And flat patch cables from EBS will do the trick. Yes they cost a few more bucks but they do not have their own sound or filter your sound so they are worth it.

 

[JakobT]

Just an IMHO warning HOSA Cables suck your tone out. I have used them many times before and as soon as they were taken out of the system it sounded much better. And I like your board also. And flat patch cables from EBS will do the trick. Yes they cost a few more bucks but they do not have their own sound or filter your sound so they are worth it.

I'm a little unclear on exactly what a HOSA cable is - I do use flat cables from Rockboard, I haven't really heard much difference between them and the EBS ones.

 

[Nighttrain1127]

Hosa is a brand Like EBS ect. I have never used Rockboard cables . I have never heard of them but now I may have to try some just to see. Usually if someone tells me cables sound different I call " Snake Oil " Because it usually is. But with HOSA it is not Do they pass signal yes but they do something to it so it is not the same going out as going in.