Show me your compact pedalboard setup

[FretNoMore]

What is the routing on that ?

At the moment it looks like you would have to keep running around the board to tune up between songs...

No running required, I have no problem reaching the foot switch.

As to being last in the chain, tuning works even with all pedals on - maybe not expected but true.
The only thing really confusing the tuner is detuned chourus, which is understandable.

 

[XsSpeed]

here's mine

 

[bassicsax]

Here is mine, I'm getting ready to swap the bass fuzz out for something that is more of an ambient texture pedal (still deciding exactly what)... I like the fuzz but I play a lot of church gigs and rarely use it...

 

[TRyan5289]

I'll play;

The Rat has no velcro yet, it just made it to my board.

 

[bassicsax]

Powered by Godlyke, One Spot, Diago or similar. Also, a couple of spare outlets underneath to patch in other pedals if needed.

I like the look of that isolator... just to make sure im understanding correctly you can power it with a 1spot rather than having to buy the gig rig generator?

 

[48thStreetCustom]

Here's my compact board. I wanted something small enough to fit in my amp case, so I stuck velcro to two aluminum rulers. I power it with a Godlyke Power-all.

 

[loopee]

What a great idea.....

Here's my compact board. I wanted something small enough to fit in my amp case, so I stuck velcro to two aluminum rulers. I power it with a Godlyke Power-all.

 

[bomber moran]

14x11 board.

 

[48thStreetCustom]

What a great idea.....

Thanks, Man. It works great. The only thing I might add is some kind of grip tape to the bottom. Here's how it looks from the top

 

[Dazonbass]

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Think this would count as compact goodness?

 

[svtb15]

I need some advice from pedal gurus. Thank you in advance
Here is a pile of pedals that i want to use... . I have never had a pedal board...
QUESTION.. What ORDER should these be in the signal chain...
I know there are two tuners. .I only use one though... I will never use them all together... Although i have run the OCTAVE into the M80 at times.. And I always have my tune first in line so i dont get any weird tuning if the chorus is on ..
Thank you for your help
I guess I would just number them 1,2,3,4 etc

Peterson Tuner
Boss Octave
OCD
Boss Synth
TC Corona Chorus
MXR 80+
VT Bass

 

[48thStreetCustom]

I need some advice from pedal gurus. Thank you in advance
Here is a pile of pedals that i want to use... . I have never had a pedal board...
QUESTION.. What ORDER should these be in the signal chain...
I know there are two tuners. .I only use one though... I will never use them all together... Although i have run the OCTAVE into the M80 at times.. And I always have my tune first in line so i dont get any weird tuning if the chorus is on ..
Thank you for your help
I guess I would just number them 1,2,3,4 etc

Peterson Tuner
Boss Octave
OCD
Boss Synth
TC Corona Chorus
MXR 80+
VT Bass

Most people put their tuner first and their VT Bass last. I like to use the Sonny Landreth trick and put my tuner at the end of my chain so I can use it as a mute if I need to unplug anything. I also like to put modulation pedals (phaser or chorus) after my synth and octave because I think it makes both those pedals sound better. So if it was me, the end of the chain would be chorus>VT Bass>Tuner>DI

 

[loopee]

yeah, grip tape or some rubber feet or the like.....great idea, lightweight and space saving......hope you don't mind if I steal this idea from you....lol

Thanks, Man. It works great. The only thing I might add is some kind of grip tape to the bottom. Here's how it looks from the top

 

[loopee]

I put my tuner first in line after the bass and use it to mute so I can unplug.....it works great for that purpose too

Most people put their tuner first and their VT Bass last. I like to use the Sonny Landreth trick and put my tuner at the end of my chain so I can use it as a mute if I need to unplug anything. I also like to put modulation pedals (phaser or chorus) after my synth and octave because I think it makes both those pedals sound better. So if it was me, the end of the chain would be chorus>VT Bass>Tuner>DI

 

[Rocksolid]

My new board. Compact was key. I made it 17.5" x 12" to fit an aluminium tool case, much like the case earlier in this thread. It's a pine board with marine carpet on it. It now has a fascia panel on the front for a cleaner look and to protect the pedals.

XDS wireless > Tuner > compressor > VT Bass > EQ > power amp.
Zoom MS-60B is in the effects loop of the VT Bass, which allows me to call up whatever effect I need, then turn the effects loop on. Works great.
The xlr on the VT Bass goes to the mixing desk unaffected by the eq.

 

[MCS4]

I put my tuner first in line after the bass and use it to mute so I can unplug.....it works great for that purpose too

I think he meant if he needed to unplug any other pedals (i.e. in case of a pedal or cable issue), as well as the bass. If the tuner is first in line after the bass, then the bass is the only thing you could unplug safely -- as opposed to if the tuner was last in line.

 

[svtb15]

Thank you

Most people put their tuner first and their VT Bass last. I like to use the Sonny Landreth trick and put my tuner at the end of my chain so I can use it as a mute if I need to unplug anything. I also like to put modulation pedals (phaser or chorus) after my synth and octave because I think it makes both those pedals sound better. So if it was me, the end of the chain would be chorus>VT Bass>Tuner>DI

 

[SteveC]

I always run my tuner/mute first.

 

[48thStreetCustom]

yeah, grip tape or some rubber feet or the like.....great idea, lightweight and space saving......hope you don't mind if I steal this idea from you....lol

Go for it. Hope it works for you

I think he meant if he needed to unplug any other pedals (i.e. in case of a pedal or cable issue), as well as the bass. If the tuner is first in line after the bass, then the bass is the only thing you could unplug safely -- as opposed to if the tuner was last in line.

Yep, that's what I meant. I picked up that trick from the Sonny Landreth rig rundown video on Premier Guitar

 

[phatbass30]

Here's my set up for more than a month now. Mostly same pedals in PT JR:


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