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Show me your compact pedalboard setup

I added the Effectrode and eliminated the JDI...
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Always a "wallet risk" to have space for one more pedal on your board! Proton arrived yesterday to take the remaining slot on my mini board. First impressions: very positive - it’s really easy to dial in a tasty filter sweep.

Signal chain is Smoothhound wireless-->Boss LS -->Zoom B1X-4-->3Leaf Proton--> Digitech Mosaic.

The Zoom is in the LS2's loop to allow me to blend in as much clean to combine with the Zoom's effects. That's a must for a lot of the Zoom drive patches, particularly my fav Rat Tail, but it's a "nice to have" to keep some authentic low end with other fx.

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Super nice. Is it true that you can plug in three instruments into the LS2?
Also, what is that black pedal on the upper right? above the LS2
 
Super nice. Is it true that you can plug in three instruments into the LS2?
Also, what is that black pedal on the upper right? above the LS2

Thanks!

I use the LS2 as a parallel looper. Input from bass routed through two parallel loops to blend with one or more pedals in either of the pedal's Loop A or Loop B. You can then select either Loop A or Loop B or have both A & B in parallel. If Loop B is left empty you can parallel blend Loop A with your clean bass, which is how I have mine set up on my mini-board.

I've not seen the LS-2 used as a multi-instrument mixer, although maybe someone can jump in if they use it that way? It does have separate volume controls for the A and B channels.

The pedal in the top right is a Smoothhound Wireless - it's a really compact and well performing wireless with a very decent range. I liked mine so much, I got a second one for my larger Metro 24 board! Chris, who is based in Cambridge UK, who designed and builds these is a true gent and has been super helpful any time I've had an issue or query.

https://www.smoothhound-innovations.com/
 
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Sorry for the bad pic. Minor update. Added the Eden Glowplug to warm things up just a little bit. It does, but I'll recognize it's not indispensable. Probably my next purchase will be Strymon Mobius + Multiswitch and my board's going to get a LOT more compact haha. I may either take the Eden off or switch to a larger Tone Trunk 70 (which I already have).
 

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