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Well according to my photo hosting site they only remove pictures that haven't been viewed or tats out of thing for over 12 months--so here's one I shared less than two weeks ago--and it got likes--hmm.
I'll have to reload the picture (And it is my picture--so no copyright issues...)
I am ending 2022 with a chipboard-floor for my stomp-boxes. The new pedal in collection is a Boss OC-5 and it very suprised me in every way (but still I have OC-3 because of fuzz-synthy sounds). The chipboard (10 mm, yes... too thin for traveling) was for free and I painted it black after fitting velcro tapes. Its a not-mobile "pedalboard" used by amateur at home only. In my opinion: when I would be ready for pro-case this project could be a good base to make real pedalboard.
Here's a replacement picture--might not be the same one I posted before as I have several all backed up.
Sorry for the late reply. Just saw it. Yes the control board is battery powered. I was using a Volto but have recently found that the Rockboard battery is a lot better and provides power a lot longer. Just did a 4 hour gig last night and the battery only dropped 1 bar. I did turn it off during breaks. The rockboard batteries a surprisingly inexpensive, atleast they were when I bought them a few years ago.
Thanks
Matt
Now that board is easy on the eyes!
I like the layout and cable management!
I’m a pedalboard junkie and I have a few for different occasions but this one is my no nonsense board of tone for my classic country band.
My current board with the recently added TC 3rd Dimension all wired for usb midi and to the Source Audio Neuro Hub under the board. The basement is a nightmare.
Finally put together my compact pedalboard - and immediately decided I wanted just one more pedal (Boss Slicer).
Been using the Khan and just lucked up and found the Demeter here on TB Jeff. Sounds great with the Roscoe’s.
No huge changes in the last six months in the grand scheme of things. MS3, Zoia, and SY200 are still the core. I went through more than one of the big box Darkglasses. They were adding a bit too much that I didnt need (eq, cab sim) and I was getting too much overdrive/distortion from them for taste. I also found, through lots of messing about, that I liked the layering of the Bk3 esque sound with the Moog drive more than I liked any dirt pedal alone.
Here, let me trigger some OCDs. This is what happens when you get new pedals, decide to rebuild the board, find you are short one cable, then procrastinate indefinitely because there are no gigs. Take note of the RFE that's powered with all that 18V juice but not wired to the chain 
Otherwise board fully utilized in my bedroom like this everyday.
Otherwise board fully utilized in my bedroom like this everyday.
Looks like it's been almost two years since I last posted my board here...oh how things have changed...
Loving it....!
Loving it....!
The Ibanez L- and 10- series pedals in the bottom row are easy to swap to different models (I have Delay II and Bi-mode Chorus in the shelf and FLL Flanger/Swell Flanger on my list).
Nux Solid Studio acts as a cab sim DI and through its parallel out the signal goes to the LPF/HPF and to the amp.
Works well for guitar too and for home recording.
