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Show your tidy pedalboard!

And a top down just because.
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Amongst the 41 pages in this thread, you may have already been asked this, but how does that Zoom Multistomp sound with bass? I have found that guitar effects usually sound thin. I'm curious because I would LOVE a small, mini multi-effects pedal THAT SOUNDS DECENT. Thanks in advance!

Can't go wrong with the MS60B, plenty of modulations, delays, and reverbs to be had if that's what you're after. Haven't had expiereince with the CDR model but I'm pretty sure some of the effect models are the same between the the two
 
How’s the DI mod? I messaged Temple about it and never heard back. It be nice to have the DI and 1/4” out.

I haven't had a chance to really use it yet, but it's certainly a clean and convenient option. I picked it up because I've been going ampless and I didn't have a DI. This mod is passive so it kinda seemed like the best option for me.
 
I have had a great Spring Cleaning Sale on my pedalboard...now it's really tidy!
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(I have moved to the Microtubes X)
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Mono Rise+, rubber feet and 3M Velcro Lock
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In the interest of full disclosure. I have fallen off the pedal bandwagon. I have a single rack space above my amp in is sleeve. I grabbed a TC G-Major/2 for $150 and run it in my #2 effects loop and have a SYNERGY midi pedal for it as a by-pass and four effects patch switches.

Tidy! :cigar:
 
Here's my simple board. Temple Duo 17 with an Eventide Powermax using 3 Monkeys solderless cables/connectors. Shure Wireless or Cable (if used, cable connected from 4-way jack patch on right side of board) > Loop-Master Micro A/B (controls whether wireless or cable signal is passed to rest of board) > Sonic Research ST-300 Mini > Line 6 HX Stomp > REDDI > XLR out on right side of board.
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