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Which pedal has stayed on your board the longest?

The Korg AX-1B was my companion for over 12 years. I finally replaced it with a Zoom B3.
In the between time, things constantly moved around it.

It is strange about the TC SCF. I've had one forever, I love it but it is rarely on my board. For some reason it doesn't seem to be very popular anymore.
 
It is strange about the TC SCF. I've had one forever, I love it but it is rarely on my board. For some reason it doesn't seem to be very popular anymore.

That's kind of the place where I was at. I loved it and it sounded great, but I wasn't using it at all. It seemed like a shame to have such a fantastic pedal gathering dust, so I finally sent it on its way for someone else to enjoy.
 
When I started playing bass I wanted a duplicate of Simon Gallup's pedal board, right or wrong, all I good find was:
BF-2 Flanger, CE-5 Chorus Ensemble, MT-2 Distortion, DD-3 Digital Delay and NS-2 Noise Suppressor. After five years still have them all.
 
oddly enough for me it is my Boss DS-2 Turbo Distortion i don't use it often and when i do it usually isnt even as a distortion but as a volume boost, but it does sound good as distortion aswell. it was the first pedal i ever bought and somehow it and my Boss DS-1 keep making it on my board
 

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