One brand only...?

MagicPigDetective

From the small amount of pedals I have, I can make a little all Digitech board: a DOD Looking Glass, DOD Gunslinger, Obscura, Polara and a Trio Plus. 

clarkefan

shaunm said:

They have loads of as they call them "b stock" pedals for sale. The DBD was £45 cheaper than an "a stock" one with the only difference being a scuff or two. It still has warranty. 

Unfortunately not not many other makers do this. I promptly checked! 

If you don't mind me asking did you have to pay anything more on top of the price to get it to you?

Teetonetal

@crunchman you mean the rv 500 that was released earlier this year then?

crunchman

Teetonetal said:

@crunchman you mean the rv 500 that was released earlier this year then?

Didn't know about that one. I'm not on much of an effects gas anymore. I've only got one new pedal this year.

menamestom

Thinking about Boss, just for the fun of it on a pedaltrain nano+

TU3

OD3 (or the new JB-2)

CE-2w

DD7

RV6

ESBlonde

I have a selection of makes but none that are modern Booteek types. My board is large and heavy but does feature 5 Boss units. I could easily gig with a boss only board and would take that option if flying/transport space was an issue. They just work.

UnclePsychosis

9/10 'aint bad, right? 

This is my guitar setup right now. I've also got a BCB-6 pedalboard kicking around that I picked up for £20. If I ever get round to gigging as a guitarist instead of a bassist then the plan would probably be to fit 6 of the single stomps in that: job done. 

The picture isn't all that clear: TU-3, PH-2, OD-3, OS-2, DD-3, CE-2, RE-20, Juansolo Reverb, TR-2, RC-2. Props to John for making a pedal good enough to fight off my desire for completeness and keeping an RV-5/RV-6 off here.  

The ironic thing about this is that I'm a gigging bassist and my bass board has zero boss pedals on it