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View attachment 4761890 View attachment 4761891 View attachment 4761892 View attachment 4761893 I have tried to make this as clean as possible.
4 pedals on top, one PSU and one amplifier underneath.
How has your experience been with that tuner/volume? I tried one a while back and the input/output jacks had some serious connection issues.
It originally was a Markbass Compressore.What is the pedal on the far right? The art is super cool on it.
I have had it for about a year now with no issues. But it is always connected into my board, so I am not plugging and unplugging a lot.How has your experience been with that tuner/volume? I tried one a while back and the input/output jacks had some serious connection issues.
Blanche could get away with murder.View attachment 4759957 Please pretend that I removed the top and had better cable management skills.
Updated , the new Keeley compressor ( love ) and the new tube Sushibox before the Subway hits the Crown Power amp . Finally the tone and overdrive mild to heavy I have been wanting .View attachment 4763024
It’s really working well with this setup . I have a newer one that you can go in and turn down the overall gain volume with the atten inside . I did so maybe a quarter turn so I have a easier time setting the volume level with my Subway . It just works fantastic with the Keeley and Subway adding rich harmonic overdrive .
Yes low and clean or high and dirty gain depending on needs .
. It's my first PSA but it does the job.That's what I use one for. A mini Altoids mint tin. I don't use picks too often, so I leave some in there for when I need them. I believe most folks here do the same in some way.Just a question on pedal board. In a couple of pics, i can see a little box velcroed to the board. What do you put in there? Picks?