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Worship Bass Pedalboards

Thats very kind of you. The LT will feel huge after a Nano.
There's more I would like to do with some patches but I'm maxed out on the Stomp. An LT would allow me more flexibility without have to use the Stomp in creative ways.
There were a few issues at church Thursday night. My board was producing some static, took the Finally out of the chain and it quieted down. The guitar player was all static too, they grabbed a church Helix Floor to get him through the night. My tone was more than adequate with just the Stomp and no tubes, but I do like the 5% gain in tone when I can use it. I think an LT will be a good solution for me and if I am needing some tubey-ness, I still have an analog board with tube pre and a finally. Now just need to sell the Stomp. :)
 
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Problem with this approach is you can't hear the FOH mix and they can.
Oh... but yes I can hear FOH... from the mixing board during run throughs... I bring my personal wireless rack to all the churches I play at.

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Except for one church... a mega church that has a great sound system... and they provide body packs for us.

Anyway... it's not something I routinely bring up to sound guys. I just know they can compress my bass if they want to from the mixer. But most of the time, I'm not that concerned with FOH if it sounds good in my ears.