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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
- Thread starter garmenteros
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An small update on this board. Took the joyo tuner out and placed this Rockboard smaller one so I could also fit the mini TC sub n' up. Also changed the cables to these pankacke ones to be able to fit all of these pedals.
Now I'm pleased with this board for some old school blues/rock band of mine, and to achieve some "John Lord" tones with it.
Now I'm pleased with this board for some old school blues/rock band of mine, and to achieve some "John Lord" tones with it.
Here’s my compact setup. After playing for something dumb like 25 years this is my first pedalboard!
Signal Chain
• Shure GLXD6 Wireless/Tuner
• Boss RC-2 Loop Station
• Boss LS-2 Line Selector (A+B Mix)
Loop A
• MXR M288 Bass Octave Deluxe
• Boss OC-2 Octave
• Source Audio Soundblox 2 Manta Bass Filter
Loop B
• Source Audio Soundblox 2 OFD
• MXR M83 Bass Chorus Deluxe
• Pigtronix Gatekeeper
Pedaltrain Classi JR
Gator G-Tour Pedalboard Case
Truetone One Spot Pro CS12 Power Supply
My PT Classic Jr (not sure where’s the cutoff for compact?)—used as my ampLESS DI, or >>> Vanderkley Spartan amp...
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Thanks! Sort of a bare bones spread of pedals but it covers all I need. The only other addition I’m thinking of is a distortion for songs that don’t need fuzz, but I’ve never been a huge fan of bass distortion/overdrive and much prefer fuzz... so I’m pretty much set (suuuuuure.... )
back down to my essentials. I took off my Radial bigshot I/O, which i had been using to integrate my Moog through my amp rig. I prefer having the Moog running through my PA system, which also eliminates the need to step on a pedal between changes from bass to keys. Also removed the blowtorch, because it just wasn't fitting my sounds, and it was mostly redundant because I don't need extra fuzz tones. I hate pedals, because I love having sounds to tinker with, but ultimately the only thing i ever use is some drive and compression. So all the funkier pedals just sit on my board unused. So with that, I'm trying contain my gas while trying to stick to my minimalist life style.
It's return of the son of clipboard.
The ZOOM is running noise reduction and a compressor.
The ZOOM is running noise reduction and a compressor.
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After a lot of debate and changes, my “space rock psych funk” board is finally complete!
It's rare to see another guy with a Tritonlab jFet Bass OD on his board.
I love mine. How do you feel about yours?
Sure thing...Templeboards in Canada, but Sweetwater has them:
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Comes with a remote control that I keep Velcro’d underneath (so I don’t lose it) and then choose your favorite color for the gig.
I also used Velcro to attach the LED strip to the pedal board...very low mA draw, btw...
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How do you like your mini sub n up? I just got the large one and I'm still up in the air about it. It does sound better than the micro pog but again it's personal preference. I'm thinking I should've gotten the mxr bass octave
I have Voodoo plus 2 with 8 ports all taken up but my tuner has an unused power out port . . .
I have the Classic Jr too but I can’t tell what power you’re using. I’m wondering if it’s thinner but wider, will that strip still fit?
No hurry but when you get a chance, would you tell me how wide that strip is. If it fits I’m sure going to get one
