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Show your tidy pedalboard!
- Thread starter JakobT
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Dangit, now I need to do a color coordinated board
All (rechargeable) battery powered
This is one of the coolest and most aesthetically pleasing pictures I've ever seen on TB. Love it.
More pedals, more cables, more power. Alot more tidy.
Took a while.
I could not resist the symmetric pedal layout, disregarding the signal path. Made the cabling that much more time consuming.
Tried to really clean up the cabling underneath, while keeping signal and power cables separated. Went through 100+ zip ties, god knows how many zip tie holders, spent way too much € on additional cables of correct length.
End result is a pretty noise free board that can do clean, overdrive, fuzz, looping, delay, ambient and synth madness.
All good until the next pedal comes along..
Running direct at home and in front of an amp with my band. Exceptionally flexible and very compact.
Benjamin Earl
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- Dec 31, 2008
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Here is my current board. I think it is fairly tidy.
Yeah, it really is a cool picture.Woah, this is high praise! Thank you.
Very tidy indeed. Great job.
You've got dirt on the board and a lot of dirt under the board. LOL
Small update...I finally completed the side panel for my Tone Trunk. I used the same wrap of my "fake aluminium" pickguard for it, it matches perfectly the Tone Trunk! All I've left to do is to rearrange some cables and that's it. I hope to show the final result pretty soon.
Anymore pictures of the mods to the board, like under it? I have the same board I’ve been thinking of doing something similar to.
This is the only mod I "had to do". I took an aluminium sheet, had it bent and drilled by my neighbor, who runs a hardware store. Easy peasy. Then, I covered it with the same wrap I used for the "fake-aluminium" pickguard on the black P-bass. Almost perfectly identical to the Tone Trunk surface! I later realized there was enough space left for a USB connector which I could use to recharge my wireless unit, but honestly I don't want to tear it down again. It's not a big enough deal, a phone charger will do the same :-D
Anyway I'll take some pics of the whole thing once even the last cable will be in its place. Come on DHL, come on!!!
Anyway I'll take some pics of the whole thing once even the last cable will be in its place. Come on DHL, come on!!!
This will need updating shortly, but I think it qualifies 
I love your colour co-ordinated bass, lead, strap and EXH Micro Synth! Very inspirationally Metrosexual of you!
All my boards are tidy, but I just rebuilt the board for this one so I could get cables underneath and power it with a battery, so I figured I'd post it here. Just switched the Mooer Envelope in for a Bass Sweeper. It's about 15mm bigger than a Nano in Depth and Width, but still fits in a Mono Guitar Tick just.
Sig Chain is: EQ7-mThump-Tuner-Mute-Oct-OD-Envelope-Comp-MDR-Modele B-M81
Sig Chain is: EQ7-mThump-Tuner-Mute-Oct-OD-Envelope-Comp-MDR-Modele B-M81
