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Show your tidy pedalboard!
- Thread starter JakobT
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Decided to put some old favorites back on while taking a break from my recent experiment in keeping a Mesa Subway DI on the board, and it turned into a full-blown reorganization and tidy session.
Bottom row: Fuzzrocious Lil' Fella and Demon, Loopaster bypass loop, Fuzzrocious Grey Stache.
Top row: Octabass, Polytope, Dispatch Master, Turbotuner.
Back: Walrus Audio power supply and lots of random ties and velcro strips.
Bottom row: Fuzzrocious Lil' Fella and Demon, Loopaster bypass loop, Fuzzrocious Grey Stache.
Top row: Octabass, Polytope, Dispatch Master, Turbotuner.
Back: Walrus Audio power supply and lots of random ties and velcro strips.
I love how perfectly nerdtastic this board is.
The velcro on the fuel tank is for a holding a Lehle P splitter, for if I ever get back into a band I can use two amps in.
It has everything I need. I do wish I had a better chorus, but I hardly use chorus and the crappy one on the whammy fills the need.
It has everything I need. I do wish I had a better chorus, but I hardly use chorus and the crappy one on the whammy fills the need.
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This is my latest build. Hope you all enjoy 
Slight update/snow day arts and crafts session!
Corbin Dallas?
Corbin Dallas?
"He's hotter than hot. He's hot, hot, HOT!!"
Someone complimented by pedalboard as "tidy" so I guess it qualifies (at least the top )
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Holy Cow, that IS a tidy board.
At first I thought you had simply left out most of the cables, but closer inspection revealed that this is not true.
Are the jacks above the C4 input/output?
How do you feed the Dr. Scientist Spectrum Analyzer?
Top and bottom. I haven't applied velcro to the DI box because I don't intend to keep it long term so I usually just have it sitting next to the board on the floor.
Yes the jacks above the c4 are Inlet and outlet.
The spectrum analyzer is fed via a y-splitter cable at the end of my chain. One goes to the outlet, the other goes to the analyzer (through a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter).
It is interesting to note that the Dr. Scientist has a microphone as well as a input jack, so it is possible to put it on your board without a cable and it will just pick up the ambient sounds - but that wasn't the way I preferred to do it.
Ive changed the board up a little bit since I took that picture, but the basic idea is the same.
My little Pedaltrain Nano. Nothing fancy, but it does what I need it to do!
I don't often enough use the flanger on the Bass Chorus Deluxe. I need to work that in more.
I love the crossover feature on the chorus though. Clean signal on the deep end, then run up to the higher registers and get that chorus love. That pedal also plays well with my vintage microtubes.
Yep! I find both the chorus and flanger effects to be very useable in live situations. The eq section is handy. It’s nice to engage an effect and not have the low end drop out on you.
