You’ve got some cool stuff on there! The After Shock has had my interest for awhile. If I ever decide to build a second board it’ll be in the lineup.
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Show your tidy pedalboard!
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What cab is that behind the pedals? I’m guessing, an Ashdown?
That is my little one:
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Does that MXR brick fit flush on the bottom side of the nano board?
Nice job with the wire mgt!
It's a little taller than the underside of the nano + but it still clears the floor with no issue at all.
It's actually a Tech 21 Power Engine Deuce Deluxe.
It's what I play through with this pedal board (guitar or bass) when I don't want to go through the bother of firing up the recording gear. 
(Tuner lives on the side; too big for pedalboard)
What do you think? Two preamps for two different flavors
I do something similar. I have two different preamps for two flavors. I have one that is my "base" tone and that is my Darkglass Vintage Deluxe. In front of that I have a Darkglass X7 that I have eq'd such that it would sound awful on its own but it accounts for the EQ of the Vintage and gives me a more modern high gain. Turned out better than I figured it would.View attachment 3776341
(Tuner lives on the side; too big for pedalboard)
What do you think? Two preamps for two different flavors
Just picked-up the Subspace from a TB'r - The newest OD for me. Love the way this sounds with this set-up. I run the Blueberry as a tone shaper with the Jazz Bass, and the Grizzly is used for tone with the P Bass. Not sure why - but those combo's work best.
I'm still waiting for JohnK to send the Bearclaw OD he's building - so who knows. The Bearclaw may kick off the Subspace - one of the two will be for sale here at some point.
I'm still waiting for JohnK to send the Bearclaw OD he's building - so who knows. The Bearclaw may kick off the Subspace - one of the two will be for sale here at some point.
The VTBDI has been modified with aux in and phones out (you can see the stacked knobs on the upper right, the jacks are on the lower left and currently have empty right-angle adapters in them), and pops off the board easily for practice on the go.
I wish @tech21nyc would start including those on all of their pedal preamps. So handy to have!
nice board!
@bonin in the boneyard the graphic on that compressor is awesome!
I love that thing. I've used some fancy comps, but this one does all the work for me, with a sidechain EQ in the shape of a Fletcher Munson Curve.
The maker still makes them one at a time occasionally. If you get on his email list you should be able to snag one.
Thanks! I really wish all preamp pedals did.I wish @tech21nyc would start including those on all of their pedal preamps. So handy to have!
The V2 Alpha Omega Ultra will have an aux in, and I'm on a list to get one when they hit the States in a month or so. It still needs wall power, though.
My wife suggested that I do something with all the cables and wires so I finally did that damn thing. Voodoo Dingbat medium board with Voodoo power supply mounted on the bottom. As you can see I’ve got gain, some gain and some more gain. Not pictured is my Dunlop mini volume/expression controller.
Nice Board! I'm always on the look out for small Overdrives. I'd not heard of Rodenberg before so I searched them up. I can't see the pedal on the top right of your board on their website in that format, but I can see a larger version. Is that a custom order?
They don't make it anymore. I bought it a year ago from a place called Effektboutique in Germany. Looks like they're all gone, but even the regular size one isn't huge.
Do you run the Oracle at max volume?
Not as a general rule. It's not lacking in gain at all. But the master gain is very clean, so I can keep that high and use less gain from the preamp in my interface. The gain is cranked because I was recording something a bit dirty. That's actually a pretty unusual and extreme EQ setup for me. Typically I'm all switches down, treble at noon, range and bass at about 1:00. That is such a heavenly place that it's hard to put into words.
