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Show your tidy pedalboard!

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This is my first pedalboard ever in 12 years :). Never felt the need before. Since i changed all my gears in the last 5 months, i felt i had to give a try at pedal FX. Since i started, i can't stop using my pedals. This pic is not the final arrangement. I still got to get a power supply and i'm still working with the order of the pedals. But i'm getting there slowly. My only problem is the MXR distortion. You can see it's not pluged in yet. When i tryed it, i got a lot of noise so i have to get another setting for this one. So far, i go with the following: TU-3, Compressor, EQ, preamp, Multi FX. The ABY is only for my two bass.
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Loving this setup. HX Stomp - does all I could ever want from an effects unit and much more.
The pedalboard is a RockBoard Duo 2.1, which I modified slightly. I cut it in half with a disc grinder and used it for a while with an additional 2-knob extension. But I never used those extra buttons, so I cut the board even more to fit just the Stomp. Underneath, I fixed the power supply and plugged it into an extension, leading to an IEC socket on the side, so I can use whichever power cord is available if I ever forget to bring mine. Also, I installed an XLR jack which is connected to the balanced output via TRS. The tiny switch next to it is a ground lift.
 
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Loving this setup. HX Stomp - does all I could ever want from an effects unit and much more.
The pedalboard is a RockBoard Duo 2.1, which I modified slightly. I cut it in half with a disc grinder and used it for a while with an additional 2-knob extension. But I never used those extra buttons, so I cut the board even more to fit just the Stomp. Underneath, I fixed the power supply and plugged it into an extension, leading to an IEC socket on the side, so I can use whichever power cord is available if I ever forget to bring mine. Also, I installed an XLR jack which is connected to the balanced output via TRS. The tiny switch next to it is a ground lift.
Wicked! :)
 
This is a nice setup. I usually make my own pedalboards when the board is small (despite owning several pedaltrains that gather dust), but having a case built into the design makes it worth it over just using a small cutting board like I normally do. I actually have the older version of that boss board with the molded plastic “cutouts” for boss pedals… but I wish I had yours so that I could fit my BDDI as well.
 
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