Here are a couple of pics of the small pedalboard I've put together for the church at which I'm presently serving. As can been seen, it's very basic, but that's all I really need. Also, it solves almost all of the monitoring issues I've been experiencing. I'm planning on testing it this Sunday.
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Pedalboard:
Pedaltrain Nano
Power:
Truetone 1 Spot – Turbo Tuner, Rolls PM351
48V Phantom Power – Radial J48
Signal Path:
Bass > Sonic Research Turbo Tuner ST-300 mini > Radial Engineering J48 > FOH and Rolls PM351.
The Radial J48 feeds Front Of House (FOH – Behringer X32 Digital Mixing Console) with a balanced signal (BALANCED OUTPUT 600 OHM) and also sends an unbalanced signal (THRU) to the instrument in (INST. IN) of the Rolls Personal Monitor Station PM351.
(Note that the THRU port of the Radial J48 is a 'straight through' parallel connection of its INPUT port.)
The Rolls PM351 accepts a monitor mix from FOH to its line input (LINE INPUT).
The Rolls PM351 will allow me to adjust the overall monitor mix from the FOH with the LINE LEVEL knob and adjust my own bass level via the INST. LEVEL knob.
As some of you may know, the Behringer X32 board allows each musician to control his/her monitor mix of all of the instrument/vocal tracks via an app running on a smart phone, tablet or laptop/computer. This works well in many cases, but I've been experiencing issues with being able to hear myself, sudden (and sometimes violent) volume adjustments happening to individual musicians in my monitor mix at various times, etc. With my pedalboard as configured above I'll be able to control the overall monitor mix volume and since my bass sound goes directly to the PM351 (Bass > Tuner > J48 > PM351), I won't have to rely on FOH mixing to be able to hear myself at all times. I'll turn the Bass volume down to 0 in the X32 app and rely solely on the PM351 to monitor my bass sound and adjust it with the volume of the other musicians.
It is my hope that this will allow me to better serve the Lord and His church.
Many thanks to
@SteveC for the inspiration for this board.