Show me your compact pedalboard setup

[tommyeadg]

Welcome @tommyeadg, nice little board you have there

Thanks! The barbershop just came in. Couldn’t be happier! Kicked my Darkglass VMT off the board

 

[MascisMan]

Update on my HxStomp board. The riser is a Pedaltrain PTB-3. Fits perfectly and works well for hiding cables and angling the Stomp a little. The venerable Cioks DC7 underneath.

 

[Somnambulance]

Update on my HxStomp board. The riser is a Pedaltrain PTB-3. Fits perfectly and works well for hiding cables and angling the Stomp a little. The venerable Cioks DC7 underneath.

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my PTJR is huge compared to the amount of pedals I want to utilize at one time. I love these small boards.

 

[MascisMan]

my PTJR is huge compared to the amount of pedals I want to utilize at one time. I love these small boards.

It helps my mental sanity/OCD-ness.

 

[Briton]

Hah that's why I bought it too and that was my go tone for when I wanted that bite! I kept low around 1.

Maybe lows at 2.45 with a pick and at 1.00 using fingers. That is what I am hearing through my rig. Not all sounds are equal on different rigs

 

[Somnambulance]

It helps my mental sanity/OCD-ness.

I’ve got a Broton HPF coming since experiencing using one on the Messenger was enlightening for my tone. The HX Stomp intrigues me but I’ve not got a good track record with menu dive pedals

 

[Robertron]

Maybe lows at 2.45 with a pick and at 1.00 using fingers. That is what I am hearing through my rig. Not all sounds are equal on different rigs

That makes a lot of sense I've never favored picking.

 

[MascisMan]

I’ve got a Broton HPF coming since experiencing using one on the Messenger was enlightening for my tone. The HX Stomp intrigues me but I’ve not got a good track record with menu dive pedals

I can understand that. I am a big fan of the Stomp, but, also love my analog stuff too (I also have a JohnK Civil War fuzz in the works that Im dying to try):

 

[cosmicevan]

Update on my HxStomp board. The riser is a Pedaltrain PTB-3. Fits perfectly and works well for hiding cables and angling the Stomp a little. The venerable Cioks DC7 underneath.

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DC7 was one of the best purchases I've ever made. I used it under a metro 20 board that is for when I want to have a small board to take out (pick and choose from the library and build a small board easily) and when I am working with learning new pedals. The DC7 is so flexible and powerful and compact...really the best money I've ever spent when it comes to a power supply.

 

[MascisMan]

DC7 was one of the best purchases I've ever made. I used it under a metro 20 board that is for when I want to have a small board to take out (pick and choose from the library and build a small board easily) and when I am working with learning new pedals. The DC7 is so flexible and powerful and compact...really the best money I've ever spent when it comes to a power supply.

I completely agree. I always say my two best music purchases to date have not been guitars or pedals but rather my DC7 and my set of IEM's. The DC7 does everything.

 

[DosiYanarchy]

Here's my board from the other night:

 

[jthisdell]

DC7 was one of the best purchases I've ever made.

Interesting power supply. My small board has a Radial pre that takes a weird 15v 400ma supply that not many supplies can do so I have to use the Radial power supply and a One Spot which is annoying. Not sure if it is $230 annoying.

 

[Somnambulance]

Interesting power supply. My small board has a Radial pre that takes a weird 15v 400ma supply that not many supplies can do so I have to use the Radial power supply and a One Spot which is annoying. Not sure if it is $230 annoying.

Idk, the DC7 is pretty cool. You can switch from 9v to 18v on every outlet it looks like

 

[Blunder]

Here's my board from the other night:

Are you going to do a review of the phat phuk?!

 

[MascisMan]

Idk, the DC7 is pretty cool. You can switch from 9v to 18v on every outlet it looks like

And 12v...

 

[Somnambulance]

And 12v...

Yeah that’s hot

 

[tflk]

Might look like overkill on the OD/Distortion, but I don't use much of it. Each one warms my tone in different ways. Just got the Phat Phuk today - and when run with the Grizzly and Blueberry, it sounds killer. I should probably make this more "compact" and remove one or two ...

 

[Btbp]

Mostly Funk stuff from the 70's and 80's. Flashlight, You Dropped a Bomb,Wip It, that kind of stuff. Old vintage sounding key bass stuff, that I've been trying to sound like for years, using various filters, octaves and dirt (all seperate pedals) to chase these tones. Now they are all in one box, and actually sound like a synth, because they are a synth! And, the tones that Michael League from Snarky Puppy gets, are at my finger tips. Super excited!

Another thing on this, after listening to some of those examples, it reminded me of something I partially recorded off the radio on cassette about the same time as those examples, and I never knew who the band was but it's in the same kind of vibe, maybe a tad more Fusion-y. I'll record the bassline and what I remember of the sound, which sounded kind of Dazz-y, and maybe you or someone here will know what it is.

 

[Johno Dunn]

Another thing on this, after listening to some of those examples, it reminded me of something I partially recorded off the radio on cassette about the same time, and I never knew who the band was but it's in the same kind of vibe. I'll record the bassline and what I remember of the sound, which sounded kind of Dazz-y, and maybe you or someone here will know what it is.

Bring it! I love this kinda stuff!

 

[DosiYanarchy]

Are you going to do a review of the phat phuk?!

Definitely