Finally got my board where I'd like it. Splurged on the anniversary Tone Hammer. I plan on this being the standard for a while now.
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Show your tidy pedalboard!
- Thread starter JakobT
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Hi, how do You like OC-3? Which mode is Your favorite? I'm asking because I get OC-5 but still love older one - my first octave pedal
I've been using Drive Mode a lot - just love this unique fuzzy sound - that is why I still keep this guy. IMO OC-3 is one of the underrated Boss pedals (maybe unperfect octave pedal...).
Because I can't leave it alone... The Redstone is too sweet to sit in it's box. My OCD self is screaming at me, but I have to have the Rat a little further towards the top of the board or else I can inadvertently hit the Trem switch at the same time.
How's this? Moving from a Voodoo Labs with more depth to a Pedaltrain made me have to get a little creative with the cables in the back. Not sure if I could've done anything better back there. Open to suggestions.
That's as good as I've seen. It gets even harder with the Pedaltrain Jr. I use the medical self-adhesive type loops used to run IVs and such
When the board falls and hits on the back the force on the powercable to the inlet of your tuner can snap the inletsocket of the circuit board. Someone on TB posted images of such an event lately.
You could double-stick-tape something with more depth close next to that plug.
Thanks. Any examples of that? I'm having trouble picturing what you're talking about.
I do not remember the tread title so cannot link to the photos. But the photos showed a powerplug shoved into the chassis of a stompbox. The plug took the inlet connector with it ripping it of the circuit board of the pedal.
Sorry, I meant about the double-stick-tape for protecting it.
I really like my Voodoo Lab Dingbat Tiny, but I needed a little more space and rely on public transportation in NYC, so I strap my board onto my Gator soft case so I can carry them as one thing on my back. The shallowness of the Pedaltrain and its soft case work for me for this use.
Thank you! Very interesting. Unfortunately all the other pedals would be susceptible to the same fate if dropped on the back and they all have only the one power port.
Ok, so the Nimbus is kinda dusty around the knobs. Other than that it's fairly tidy sittin' pretty on a Nano+.
