Show me your compact pedalboard setup

[skydivingninja]

Temple Audio Design out of Canadia. Great board, I actually bought two, one for practice. It fits into a soft case. They have modular built-in jacks and power switch, you can read some pros/cons about their mounting systems here. I ultimately went with Velcro on the plates.

Thanks! I really like the look of the Duo 17. The plates seem like a hassle for playing pedal tetris, but great for mounting a power supply underneath. I'll probably use zip ties for the pedals.

 

[tfer]

Mine's pretty basic. Wireless units to an A/B switch > compressor > Bass Attack preamp > A/B switch (switches between electric basses and EUB) > chorus > amp head.

The EUB runs to the Zoom A3 pedal > A/B switch (mentioned above) > chorus > amp head.

 

[Philly Watts]

Audiotechnica Wireless - Boss tuner - Behringer BLE 100 - Boss Bass Chorus - MXR M80 DI+

 

[vivaknoxvegas]

Just finished this Metro 20 for the 100th last time.

 

[Johno Dunn]

Just finished this Metro 20 for the 100th last time.

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Shouldn't you be at the Post Office?
J!

 

[Johno Dunn]

 

[Johnny Crab]

Sold out pedal board.
Line 6 G50 wireless, Zoom H4(records every show), and a new-to-me-still-learning HD500X.
PS: The octaver tracks a bass guitar down to a low E(below the low B of a 5 string).....tester of FOH subs.

 

[wolffire99]

Made this out of some scrap wood and a drawer handle. It has 1/2" rubber feed under the handle screws.

 

[vivaknoxvegas]

I've been browsing through this thread and I see several power supplies up on top of the boards. I like it. I was on the fence about doing it, but seems like other are having success with this layout.

 

[gregmon79]

Here's a little guy I threw together recently. I can't seem to settle on a few. I'm always swapping fuzzes out

 

[Philly Watts]

upgraded to the MXR M87 bass compressor! So transparent and rounds out the input tone.

 

[vivaknoxvegas]

In shambles again. Waiting on new stuff. I really want this thing settled but its just ever evolving.

 

[FretNoMore]

I've been browsing through this thread and I see several power supplies up on top of the boards. I like it. I was on the fence about doing it, but seems like other are having success with this layout.

I fail to see anything positive with that, it's space that could have been used for more sounds or utilities.

 

[Johno Dunn]

Latest version.

Digin' it!
Johno!

 

[Cazman]

Current configuration of my Metro 24. Variations do apply occasionally. Next version may include EQD Afterneath.

 

[Bass Growler]

Made this out of some scrap wood and a drawer handle. It has 1/2" rubber feed under the handle screws.

That is the cutest board I've ever seen.

 

[mikkejohansson]

My Metro 16, posted in the PYPB thread as well but might be even more appropriate here.

I've been using a Jr for a long time as well as a Nano and a Nano+ for different other applications, but the Metro series seems even more useful.

I'm probably going to expand to a Classic 2 this summer to be able to fit "all" of my pedals on it, but for now the Metro 16 feels great!

 

[Petethebassman]

Not mine, this belongs to a fellow bassist but I love the utilitarian DIY style - the pedals are fastened to a plastic IKEA cutting board

 

[zapped777]

In shambles again. Waiting on new stuff. I really want this thing settled but its just ever evolving.

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That hardwire delay is a beast

 

[CaneyBoniface]

Line 6 G30
Boss Bass Limiter Enhancer
Digitech Bass Driver
Zoom MS-60B
Seymour Duncan Studio Bass Compressor
MXR DC Brick