It's a PedalPad AXSIII mini. Love their stuff. Custom Pedal Boards by Pedal Pad, The Players Choice™ - Pedal Pad™ Custom Pedal Boards ... I ordered a 24" and it's a perfect fit. This is a repost, but if you missed it, here's the board sans pedals.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Yep. Usable space is 22.5"x7." I don't know what it is... I just *really* like having a single row on a compact pedalboard.
Edit: I should add that the *one* thing I really want to figure out, in case I totally change things up, is if a Two Notes Le Bass will fit .
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So here's my board as it stands right now, replaced the Eden Californiwah for the Enigma Qballs which I'm loving. Now just need to squeeze an Octaver on there somewhere and maybe get a new tuner - been looking at the Korg Pitchblack mini
I built myself a little pedalboard for headphone practice without the need for a wall outlet. The whole thing is powered by a OneControl DC Porter that takes 5V USB for input, in this case a small powerbank that i velcroed underneath the board.
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The Zoom B1four (I use LPF, HPF, compression and sometimes reverb, but mainly as a headphone amp) gets a little noisy when fed from the same power supply as the analog pedals, so i am now running it with 4 rechargeable AA batteries.
Still looking for a replacement for the Zoom that lets me plug in headphones and aux in and runs on 9V DC, maybe a Palmer Pocket Amp does the trick. But that would be a pedalboard with 3 preamps.
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The Zoom B1four (I use LPF, HPF, compression and sometimes reverb, but mainly as a headphone amp) gets a little noisy when fed from the same power supply as the analog pedals, so i am now running it with 4 rechargeable AA batteries.
Still looking for a replacement for the Zoom that lets me plug in headphones and aux in and runs on 9V DC, maybe a Palmer Pocket Amp does the trick. But that would be a pedalboard with 3 preamps.
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excellent point - you pulled me back from the brink. Ordered a Red on Black Box of War last night as penance for my cavalier attitude.Easy guys, this is perilously close to No Pedalboard Club discussion. Slippery slope and all that.
Try out a DSM Noisemaker Omni cab Sim Deluxe... I used it for exactly what you're looking to do..
Funny you mention the OmniCabSim, i was on their website 5 minutes ago. Realised they are the same guys who build the Simplifier. Thanks!
Either the Clari(not) or For Parts and Repair will get bumped off when my Brought HLPF arrives.
Third board? 1B? Sea moon funk machine clone on the end
I’ll never understand the boutique pedal builders who DONT do all top-jacks. Some of the last few boards posted here are so crisp with the top-jacks + sideways DI at the end.
I wish Peterson or Turbo Tuner would release top-jack updates!
I wish Peterson or Turbo Tuner would release top-jack updates!
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TC electronics Sub'n'Up mini format would fit sideways beside the power supply. =)
Peace, SoundSupport
As a boutique lover, I am one of the oddballs that prefer side jacks. I prefer having some space between my pedals. Can't deny that so many boards here look amazing
Huh. But can't you space them out even if they have top-jacks?
Oddballs are a great seasoning to the melting pot; glad we have variety.
