Show me your pedalboard

[meshica7]

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UPDATE!
Top:Beringer MX400, On/off switch, Maxon Bass Distortion, Donner Cry Wah, Donner Looper
Bottom: Tech 21 Bass Boost Chorus, Donner Eternal Bind, Tech 21 VT Bass,
Digitech Bass Whammy, Donner DT 1 Tuner, Boss FV 50

 

[Cedde]

Here is my new pedal board. Mooer tuner - mxr Octave - mojomojo - tech21

 

[Mr. voodoobass]

Very pleased with this setup. Going straight into efx return on whatever amp i'm using, or a poweramp or straight to PA.
Tonehammer always on, MÖG to punch in some highs and sort of tighten things up.
Mesa flux for 2 stages of overdrive.
Boss SD-1 modded for more bottom and my heavy distortion.
The rest is just for fun and weirdness.
All powered by a Trex Chameleon.

 

[meshica7]

Got a Great American Hard Case for my Holey Board Wide.
Perfect fit..doesn't move an inch!
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[SenorSchaffer]

I have a Holeyboard Wide. We have a lot of spacey interludes so it's nice to be able to add to the mix, let it delay out, and then drop the bass.

Ernie Ball Volume->Cry Baby Bass Wah->Soundblox Bass Envelope Filter->Boss ME-50B->Boss Phase Shifter->Boss Digital Delay

 

[SenorSchaffer]

Got a Great American Hard Case for my Holey Board Wide.
Perfect fit..doesn't move an inch!
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How much clearance do you have on top? I have the Wide also but I have a multi-effect on the top shelf. (see the post below yours) I bought the bag for it but it's a bit cumbersome to put in/take out the board.

 

[Nephilymbass]

Hey,

I am searching for a new Pedalboard. Until now I haven't that much on the board. Only Brougthon P15 and Korg Tuner. Maybe I will buy something from Darkglass, a Powersupply and a Wireless System.

I love this Pedalboards but they are out of my league. Too Expensiv.
Salvage Custom Shop - Building Inspiration Since 2012

They are also very nice ..
Temple Audio

Please post pictures of your pedalboard. Thank you.

I love my darkglass pedals. Getting ready to move up to a PT junior but this is the PT mini as I've been using it for a few months now.

 

[Twocan]

I've scaled back, but have just what I need for now, while preserving limited stage space.

 

[lemueldave]

Mine's an old Gator board with bag.Effecs are Zoom B1xon>Tech 21 VT Bass DI>Zoom B3.

 

[keatz]

Here's my current setup. Would like to replace the ODB with a B3K and the vtbass with a VMTdeluxe/ultra
After the comp, tuner bypass goes to ls2 as a clean blend and the tuner output goes to ls2 via dirt and VT. From there it goes memory man and m81. The main tonemaker for me though is the thumb bo5

 

[mc900ftj]

Smallest I've had so far...Gigs tomorrow and Saturday nights...We'll see how it goes.

 

[Ziltoid]

Temple Audio boards look extremely nice but are at least five times the trouble of any velcro board.

If you never re-arrange/flip/buy/trade pedals it could be sweet, but otherwise you'll always be un-glueing and re-glueing plates and it's a royal PITA.

I've had mine for a few years now and it still pisses me off whenever I change stuff.

 

[NoiseNinja]

Personally I never had a pedal board.

Since I don't own a car, I find it highly impractical to transport a big chunk of wood or similar to rehearsals and gigs, and I'd rather just transport the pedals separately in a a bag wrapped in cloth pieces to protect them and then go through the trouble of setting them up correctly whenever needed.

If I ever would consider a pedal board though, I'd probably make one myself that would fit my needs.

But since you asked for it, here is my setup:

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EHX Black Finger (always on) > Boss LS-2 In (Boss MT-2 > EHX Tube Zipper (used as fuzz))> Loop A + (Joyo Orange Juice> Harley Benton California TrueTone)> Loop B) Boss LS-2 Out> Zoom B3 > Boss FV-50H

Possibly going to swap the order of the Orange Juice and the California TrueTone (which is basically just a relabeled Joyo California Sound) though, so I'll feed the California to the Orange instead of the other way around.

Also soon to be added a Hartke HF44 Bass Fuzz after the California TrueTone and Orange Juice in Loop B of the LS-2.

 

[Jakeman]

I too have a Temple Audio board, but I don't use the plate thingies - just zip ties.

Basses -> Radial Bassbone x2 -> Polytune Mini -> Pigtronix Bass Compressor -> BOSS OC-3 -> Way Huge Pork Loin (mod) -> Darkglass VMT -> Darkglass B3K -> Team Awesome! Fuzz Machine -> Way Huge Swollen Pickle -> Iron Ether Oxide -> Russian Big Muff -> SA BEF Pro (Dual Exp. Pedal) -> TC Corona -> TC Flashback -> SA Orbital -> EB VPJr -> TC Ditto. Powered by OneSpot CS12 and daisy chain.

 

[dgrizzly]

Updated the board last night before our writing sesh. Everything flows from right to left. Tuner / mute is on the H9. Loving the ambiance I'm getting with the Caverns at the end.

 

[Blaargh]

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State of the board now. I might get saving and upgrade my fuzz. Alternatively I might have to get a line selector and have some octave up ambient clean stuff one way and dirty bass stuff the other- I was messing around last night and the octave up on the whammy through everything bar the muff sounds great. Maybe when I'm less poor...

 

[LowEndOperative]

Just added the Sub n Up today; TC Polytune arrives next week to begin the chain.

 

[Cazman]

Current configuration...always hunting though!

 

[Bob_Ross]

Please post pictures of your pedalboard. Thank you.

Happy to comply!

I'd rather just transport the pedals separately in a a bag wrapped in cloth pieces to protect them

LOL! That reminds me of a story a former bandmate told me. He used to work as the touring guitar tech for the band Television when they re-formed in the early 2000's. He said the contrast between their two guitarists was perfectly summed up by this difference:

- Richard Lloyd would show up with an elaborate pedalboard packed into a road case, mostly pre-wired, with a written signal flow diagram, and very specific instructions on how everything should work.

- Tom Verlaine would show up with a grease-stained paper bag filled with a bunch of stompboxes and tangled patchcords and say "Here, make this work."

 

[NoiseNinja]

Happy to comply!

LOL! That reminds me of a story a former bandmate told me. He used to work as the touring guitar tech for the band Television when they re-formed in the early 2000's. He said the contrast between their two guitarists was perfectly summed up by this difference:

- Richard Lloyd would show up with an elaborate pedalboard packed into a road case, mostly pre-wired, with a written signal flow diagram, and very specific instructions on how everything should work.

- Tom Verlaine would show up with a grease-stained paper bag filled with a bunch of stompboxes and tangled patchcords and say "Here, make this work."

Well beside I am not at the level where I have my own guitar technician, it's a pretty accurate description of how that works