Finally got this guy essentially finished this weekend. I still need to finalize the power cable wiring and straighten everything out, but I’m pretty psyched so I’m just gonna post it now. Most of this stuff is used, so I’ve been
slowly putting it together as the pedals I wanted would come up for sale used locally. The crowning piece is the Mu-Tron that I just saw come up the other day and picked up Friday.
This is for my practice room/studio setup, so the drum machine, looper and ABY are on there so I can put together a complete little rhythm track for ideas that I can then work over with other instruments or, of course, I can just play bass against the drum machine. Or heck, I can just quickly play guitar through my bass pedalboard for a change o’ pace — that’s what the ABY switch is for. I have a guitar sitting on a stand to the side and hooked up to the ABY switch so that I can pick it up at any time. Guitar doesn’t sound/feel the best through the bass amp, but it’ll do in a pinch and it works well for its main purpose — quickly adding a rhythm guitar part.
Anyway, this little pedalboard, a "kitchen sink-er" for sure

, has been a fun project that took a long time to finally come together how I’d originally envisioned it. Metro 24 board, 1SPOT CS6 power supply underneath