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Show me your pedalboard

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Here's my current pedal board. It only contains about half of my pedals, many of which I built myself. I'm using a Boss BCB-60 as the board / shell. I use a one spot PSU as the supplied Boss one isn't that powerful. I ripped out the metal channels and opened up the board fully so I could utilize the max space that this board can offer. But naturally I want more space. But this board is VERY portable and quite compact.

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Wow...resurrection of a zombie thread....
That was my 2016 board...this is my 2021 board, some what different:
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Here's mine......at least until pedal GAS strikes again!!

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Bass --> Drop --> Beta --> tuner --> HPF --> OptoComp --> VTBD. All mounted on a PedalTrain Metro 16

The Drop is there and on at half a step down for 2/3 of each evening for one of my projects. It does this quite well.
The Beta is there for occasional hits of more dirt going into the VTBass500.
The Comp is fundamentally always on for a teeny/tiny amount of comp (actually slowly learning that it's more about "feel" than it is about "sound").
The VTBD xlrs out to FOH, or parallels out to a VTBass500 head.
 
Nice.

Do you have only one compressor in front of everthing?
Yes. This is generally where I like to have it. I have other compressors and I thought about squeezing one in the end but so far I have all I need.

Tuner>Comp>Boost/PreAmp>Synth>Octaver>Envelope Filter>OD1>OD2>DIST1>DIST2>Fuzz>Flanger>Phaser>Chorus>Booster>Delay>Reverb>Preamp/EQ/DI
 
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Wife's board. She relies almost exclusively on EQ curves and modulation effects for her sound. She has an OD but she uses it very, very sparingly. There are two guitars in the band handling all the "dirty job" after all. Hence her board is relatively small and there's lot of space in between pedals. The board is a Tone Trunk 56 anyway.

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...from Sunday's soundcheck :-)
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