Let's see your PEDAL BOARD!

[Chankgeez]

[goroth]

Incredible dude! Both visually and in terms of the tasty pedals.

[Disarm D'arcy]

Looks super cohesive

[raj007]

Spent last week on this simple color coordinated board for maximum early-grunge vibes.



Signal chain is Virus (mode 3, lowest gain for sputter-y starved sounds which becomes a fat overdrive when i hit the bias switch) --> Haxan for bright distortion (left switch almost always on) --> Caprid for "wall of gain" muff duties --> Feber mainly for tremolo+freq shifting, and some occasional phasing --> CT5 as a metallic sort of reverb (set as pictured, no shift, short length, mid feedback) --> Young Hearts for delay and oscillations

I love how the 3 gain pedals interact with each other. It just lacks a white flanger/chorus and some space, as the pedals are too close to each other. I might put them all on the slightly bigger board to solve this issue (and add a tuner), and leave this small one for the home setup.

Super sweet! But…that one side jack pedal…oooohhh boy is my OCD on fire

[Dowi]

Thanks fam!

Super sweet! But…that one side jack pedal…oooohhh boy is my OCD on fire

sigh, don't tell me dude, you have no idea how much it triggers my ocd..
But the Caprid is really really good, even though I've been thinking about swapping it for a slightly less mid-scooped muff variation.
I want to check the pickle pie B from W&C, but it's not white nor has top mounted jacks so..nope
I'm open for suggestions of a BM variation that corresponds to the aforementioned options to add it to my muffs collection.

[Chankgeez]

W&C do custom shop builds now. Maybe they'll build you a Pickle Pie B in white w/ top mounted jacks?

[Dowi]

I considered it, I know about their custom shop but looking at how their boards are made I don't think top jacks would be doable, nor I have seen any of their pedals with those, and I bet they received tons of requests.

[Paul_C]

My current set up is a small table and a single music stand.

[coldbrightsunlight]

Not a "real board" but got a jam session with the band for the first time in aaaaages tomorrow and I thought it'd be fun if I put loads of different dirt pedals on to try, knowing full well that I will inevitably end up using what my board for this band already was (wah-tuner-klon-elements-multiplex). But it's fun to do the gear nerd thing as we all know.



You get a sideways picture cos meh can't be bothered to fix

[qersty]

zombie klon is great!

[PanicProne]

Not a "real board" but got a jam session with the band for the first time in aaaaages tomorrow and I thought it'd be fun if I put loads of different dirt pedals on to try, knowing full well that I will inevitably end up using what my board for this band already was (wah-tuner-klon-elements-multiplex). But it's fun to do the gear nerd thing as we all know.



You get a sideways picture cos meh can't be bothered to fix

Good stuff!
I'm personally very much like this, I've a "standard" board I've become to fond of or tied down to, due to specific sounds, but love doing the nerd thing you mention at times for certain periods. Just bring a random set of pedals to rehearsal/jam and see how I can work with them. Problem is it usually means I get very fond of more pedals and end up wanting everything on my board, haha. "Luckily" we don't really gig (I know there's been a pandemic, but even before) so I haven't had to worry too much.

[theactionindex]

Waiting on a power supply and new patch cables to come in, but other than that here’s the new booooard.

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[Chankgeez]

[cosmicevan]

My current set up is a small table and a single music stand.

damn girl....

[coldbrightsunlight]

zombie klon is great!

Not a "real board" but got a jam session with the band for the first time in aaaaages tomorrow and I thought it'd be fun if I put loads of different dirt pedals on to try, knowing full well that I will inevitably end up using what my board for this band already was (wah-tuner-klon-elements-multiplex). But it's fun to do the gear nerd thing as we all know.

Good stuff!
I'm personally very much like this, I've a "standard" board I've become to fond of or tied down to, due to specific sounds, but love doing the nerd thing you mention at times for certain periods. Just bring a random set of pedals to rehearsal/jam and see how I can work with them. Problem is it usually means I get very fond of more pedals and end up wanting everything on my board, haha. "Luckily" we don't really gig (I know there's been a pandemic, but even before) so I haven't had to worry too much.

Haha yeah. I will still always end up with a small "official board" because CBA using so many pedals at once. I did actually end up using a slightly different dirt setup than what I went in with which is cool I guess - though also annoying in a way