Show me your compact pedalboard setup

[The Mouse]

Can you actually turn the Hotone on and off with your foot?

Yes, it can be done.

 

[Drucifer]

Pedaltrain offers a rechargeable power supply designed for the Nano and Nano+

Thanks @Naigewron, I forgot about the Volto 2, but it appears to no longer be available. Maybe Volto 3 is in the works?

 

[Rocksolid]

Anyone running a battery-powered board? What power supply options are out there? I am thinking of putting together a Nano+ board with compressor, OD, and tuner for lugging with me to practices with bands/jams that are not in our rehearsal space (where I keep a larger board). Being battery powered would allow me to plug into the backline without having to run power out to the pedal board. I'd need 3-4 hours of power, at least. Bonus would be fitting underneath a Nano+ without modification.

Warwick Rockboard Power LT XL would be my choice.

 

[Drucifer]

I couldn't wait, I ordered a Mission Engineering 529 with the battery. Anyone else using this?

 

[loopee]

Which one?

DC7 or maybe a BoXking power supply

 

[loopee]

Anyone running a battery-powered board? What power supply options are out there? I am thinking of putting together a Nano+ board with compressor, OD, and tuner for lugging with me to practices with bands/jams that are not in our rehearsal space (where I keep a larger board). Being battery powered would allow me to plug into the backline without having to run power out to the pedal board. I'd need 3-4 hours of power, at least. Bonus would be fitting underneath a Nano+ without modification.

yeah, I've seen those lately.......Outlaw, Donner and a few others have some....they look really handy but I wonder if there's noise (hum) cause I heard some really cheap ones are noisy

 

[rickwick7600]

I couldn't wait, I ordered a Mission Engineering 529 with the battery. Anyone else using this?

Yup. Really diggin this thing. Totally wireless and lightweight. I need a better battery pack, but those are pretty reasonably priced.

 

[Adel_andy]

Just on the ME 529, if I have 2 pedals over 150mA, can I just combine two of the 150mA outlets and get 300mA that way? Is it safe/reliable?

 

[Bryan R. Tyler]

My two—Nano and Classic Jr...

The Nano is primarily my acoustic bass pb, in front of my B|Amp. The C JR is my ampless/IEM pb (also used in front of my Vanderkley Spartan or B|Amp)...View attachment 3207229View attachment 3207230

Your Jr. board is made up entirely of pedals with top mounted jacks? That’s like....a dream of mine.

 

[rickwick7600]

Just on the ME 529, if I have 2 pedals over 150mA, can I just combine two of the 150mA outlets and get 300mA that way? Is it safe/reliable?

That’s a good question. Not sure. My Diamond comp uses 2 combined outlets to make it 18v, so it may work the same way, but I can’t be 100% certain.

 

[Esquillama]

Anyone running a battery-powered board? What power supply options are out there? I am thinking of putting together a Nano+ board with compressor, OD, and tuner for lugging with me to practices with bands/jams that are not in our rehearsal space (where I keep a larger board). Being battery powered would allow me to plug into the backline without having to run power out to the pedal board. I'd need 3-4 hours of power, at least. Bonus would be fitting underneath a Nano+ without modification.

I'm running a couple of pedals from a phone-type battery pack from Anker. I think it's the 2100 model, but I'm not sure. The charge lasts for a loooong time, and I just use a birdcord to power it.Birdcord USB to 9V Converter Cable

Then I just hooked up a multi-power chain cable and I'm all set. It works really well, and I haven't had any problems with it at all.
Good luck to you.

 

[deepestend]

I ended up getting this. Not as sleek as a pt or pt clone but looks nice and has room for a power supply: Stickman Pedal Boards Pedalboard 12" 2018 Black / Oak
Stickman Pedal Boards Pedalboard 12" 2018 Black / Oak

I got this board in the mail yesterday and it is extremely well made and lightweight. I thought that the plastic ends would be a little bit flimsy but they are solid. Very good design. Now, I almost wish that I had ordered the 18" one.

 

[JohnnyBottom]

Anyone running a battery-powered board? What power supply options are out there? I am thinking of putting together a Nano+ board with compressor, OD, and tuner for lugging with me to practices with bands/jams that are not in our rehearsal space (where I keep a larger board). Being battery powered would allow me to plug into the backline without having to run power out to the pedal board. I'd need 3-4 hours of power, at least. Bonus would be fitting underneath a Nano+ without modification.

I and others have had good luck using 1 single 9v to power 3-4 pedals with a battery clip like...
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DW371KI/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

and keenstone 800mah rechargeable 9V You can find on amazon and elsewhere.

Battery fits between 2 pedals and I keep a spare on board as well.
Do the math with the draw of your pedals, to determine approx lifespan.
Ill send pics later.

 

[kesslari]

No real change, just the Gojira sticker on the phantom power supply.

 

[DDXdesign]

Most compact my setup has been in a little while - shoutout to the FuzzMo that just came in today, it’s a great pedal for very little money. I am sadly without modulation for the moment, though; boo.

 

[Dysnomia]

What board is that?

It is a Protec. Best small board I’ve been able to find. 23.5 x 3.2 x 11.8 inches

 

[geobassix]

All about that funk...

The BMS is huge but unique in its kind.

 

[JACink]

BMS is huge but unique in its kind.

Whoever decided to call it "Micro" had a sense of humour

 

[TonyRo]

How do you dig that Becos compressor?

 

[geobassix]

I like it a lot, simply my favourite compressor in the transparent category !
Check the following:
Becos CompIQ extensive review by scubaduba
Becos CompIQ short review by geolikezik