Wasn't aware of board that till now, looks well thought out. Just a touch shorter (length I mean) than a PT mini ?
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Wasn't aware of board that till now, looks well thought out. Just a touch shorter (length I mean) than a PT mini ?
The board is 15.5" x 7.0"... Gator includes a (better quality than I was expecting) carry case, too...
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To give an idea of size/convenience I've attached a series of photos.
My bag.
I carry this, my bass case, and a cab in one trip and am fully equipped for any typical gig.
Interior of said bag.
There's an assortment of cables and a binder with charts, setlists, etc in other pockets.
My two pedal options.
Either single switch for my mb500 or "full board"
My pedalboard.
I used to be more of a "pedalbreeder's big board" guy, but decided to get out of effects and so I have reduced my setup to this. It is nano in terms of boards IMO and yet has everything I need. At times I will swap in a pedal tuner, but typically use headstock tuners these days.
TLDR:
Its tiny.
My bag.
I carry this, my bass case, and a cab in one trip and am fully equipped for any typical gig.
Interior of said bag.
There's an assortment of cables and a binder with charts, setlists, etc in other pockets.
My two pedal options.
Either single switch for my mb500 or "full board"
My pedalboard.
I used to be more of a "pedalbreeder's big board" guy, but decided to get out of effects and so I have reduced my setup to this. It is nano in terms of boards IMO and yet has everything I need. At times I will swap in a pedal tuner, but typically use headstock tuners these days.
TLDR:
Its tiny.
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UPDATE: So here is my makeshif pedal board,a license plate bracket off a junked Honda Accord,works for me,me...
I recently went to the dark side running through a bass pedalboard. Blues/R&B types tend to eschew that kind of thing. but I found more and more music that benefits from it. I cannibalized my guitar PedalTrain Jr 'board to contain the following; digital wireless rcvr, Korg Pitchblack tuner, MXR bass compressor (always on), MXR bass envelope filter, MXR bass chorus, DLS Roto-Sim, Boss DD-3 delay and a EHX Holy Grail Nano 'verb. The last piece coming is a EHX MicroPOG. I'm on a learning curve so not sure what will get weeded out. Right now the delay may get axed. I put the Roto-Sim in, well..., just because it was there. It works better than I thought it would plus it has an overdrive switch. Where this board shines is with my fretless. It makes my feeble attempts at Jaco and Michael Manring a little more credible. In the context of my blues (mostly) trio there a few tunes that really pop with some judicious bass processing. Ironically, I'm finding that I like my guitar rig better with nothing more than a DynaComp in front of it. Go figure.
Traded out the TCE HOF Mini for the full size Hall of Fame...found I needed more reverb options quickly. The mini version of the Flashback and Corona are fantastic though!
Until now, my fave repurposed board was the guy who used the lid from a Rubbermaid kitchen trash can for his board...yours has knocked his into second place.
the white part of the board was an old cutting board.
Into t1m Y Buffer.
1 send to tuner (always on)
2 send to EB Vol pedal (mod to side mount jacks) ---- Tone Hammer.
I plug in dirrect 80% of the time.
When I use an amp I plug into the fx return of my Eden Head to an eden 2x10 cab
Into t1m Y Buffer.
1 send to tuner (always on)
2 send to EB Vol pedal (mod to side mount jacks) ---- Tone Hammer.
I plug in dirrect 80% of the time.
When I use an amp I plug into the fx return of my Eden Head to an eden 2x10 cab
I'm gradually getting smaller and smaller as I tailor my board to the band I'm playing with. I wanted fuzz, I tried fuzz, but unfortunately it just doesn't fit, so they've come off to be played with purely at home.
I'm thinking about a DOD bifet boost. I want to get down to my local store and check one out.
I'm thinking about a DOD bifet boost. I want to get down to my local store and check one out.
Is that one of the new Gator boards?
Also, check these threads, if you like...
Need input for comparison of reverbs | TalkBass.com
Use of reverb (pedal or rackmount) in bass? | TalkBass.com
I'm sure your HoF experiences would be welcomed in either thread.
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Yes...really a nice board! I'd prefer the cut-out slots a little wider...but otherwise, a nice tilted-board design, with a PP2P size mounting bracket underneath...
Bass board in a tin
- FZONE PT-01 Tuner
- Digitech Bad Monkey
- Ditto Looper Gold
I went to an open jam a few nights ago and played through the driest, most boring amp ever so I decided to pull a few pedals from my PT mini and make this micro board for times when Im forced to play through crappy back line. It is a Pedal Train triple riser and I added some rubber feet to the bottom. I am running all of the pedals with batteries for convenience and portability sake. Super portable at 10" long, it will even fit in the front pocket of my gig bag.
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