Shi.... er...Evolution happens, yeah that's better. Decided to make this a mo' fun little board. Digi BSW, Digi CM2, Ictineo, MS60B.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Shi.... er...Evolution happens, yeah that's better. Decided to make this a mo' fun little board. Digi BSW, Digi CM2, Ictineo, MS60B.
Another update... I'm not really sure if this still counts as compact, tho. Maybe if I say it's compact in spirit? 
I switched the Corona and the Phase 95 right after taking the pic lol, so the actual chain goes like this:
Tuner -> MXR Envelope -> SubNUp -> NS2 -> ( NS2 Send -> MXR Comp -> VMT -> X7 -> Nano Muff -> NS2 Return )-> Phase 95 -> Corona -> [Empty space for one last pedal...for now]
I switched the Corona and the Phase 95 right after taking the pic lol, so the actual chain goes like this:
Tuner -> MXR Envelope -> SubNUp -> NS2 -> ( NS2 Send -> MXR Comp -> VMT -> X7 -> Nano Muff -> NS2 Return )-> Phase 95 -> Corona -> [Empty space for one last pedal...for now]
The trial and error if half the fun. I myself love putting together a board, trying it out at band practice, and then reworking it afterwards. Don't think I've had the same board twice at practice.
Did you personalize the tuner yourself? I picked up an LS-2 here that was painted black with a flaming haired skull in a Viking helmet on itSo much more interesting than stock!
i actually let my gf paint my tuner pedal lol. I think shes going to paint it again in a couple of weeks. Probably a forest green next lol
Holy crap, MBD2, C4, Count To 5, Particle, and Ditto X2?!?! We can definitely hang! I'll bring the beer.
Just slapped this bad boy together. About as compact as I’ve ever accomplished with this little cutting board.
It will wear a thick beanie hat as a gig bag, and ride in the pocket of my bass gig bag. Hands free ampless load-in!
It will wear a thick beanie hat as a gig bag, and ride in the pocket of my bass gig bag. Hands free ampless load-in!
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What are people using as an always on boost? I have been using the germanium boost in my wren and cuff super Russian but I’m considering shaking that up. I love the tone enhancing of the germ boost but the whole pedal is a little big and I may add a week and cuff civil war with a blend.
Barber?
Sft?
other ideas?
Barber?
Sft?
other ideas?
I have 2 on my board, both smaller enclosures...5th gear and an SV boost. SV was an always on for a while. Not sure if they will both stay as things are ever changing.
Tuner -> Broughton Power Stage -> HX Stomp -> Broughton RFE -> Broughton Studio One
They are sitting on a Voodoo Lab Dingbat Small and powered by a Voodoo Lab 4x4.
I’m loving this combination and am hoping it stays this way for a good long while...
They are sitting on a Voodoo Lab Dingbat Small and powered by a Voodoo Lab 4x4.
I’m loving this combination and am hoping it stays this way for a good long while...
Near the front is a Full size Spark currently,
Previously a VT Bass.
The boost on my Empress ParaEQ hangs out towards the rear and is starting to get more use as I get more comfortable with it.
That really is tetris. I think you would have to get cables with the smallest metal angles to have them fit comfortably in the bag.
That is exactly what i did! It felt like a waste spending lots of money for something i could make. I literally bought a case from a thrift store, then some wood from a hobby store and stained the wood black. Total cost was around $15. Hardest part is finding the right case for you. I have a small one and a bigger one that i change as I like. Like $25 for both. The pedals on the other hand...
