Behold my massive board of pedals

thermionic

Switchcraft pancake jacks I'd guess?

preston61

Thanks mate, just got to find somewhere that sells them now :-)

dogload

I couldn't help it... I downsized, and then I had to go and get a super-bargain Diago megaboard. I hummed and Ha'd for ages about actually using it, but then I swapped my Boss chorus for a Boss LS2 with @thecolourbox and had to upsize again. Oh dear.

thecolourbox

Happy to help, @dogload

digitalscream

@dogload, you've clearly failed in your GAS obligations. I see space for at least 5 more pedals on there.

dogload

digitalscream said:

@dogload, you've clearly failed in your GAS obligations. I see space for at least 5 more pedals on there.

haha! Yes i know, but I had to consider the fact that I rather enjoy having my arm attached to my shoulder. 

Also I may have run out of DC connectors

EricTheWeary

@preston61 have you looked at the pancake cables from ( friend of the forum) Kabl? IIRC his are Hicon rather than Switchcraft.
Www.kablonline.com I think.

preston61

Thanks for the link @EricTheWeary I've checked out his sight and he is very reasonable

JCA2550

Here's what I've arrived at today.

http://i335.photobucket.com/albums/m467/JCA2550/PTNano111113_zpsf264ccc4.jpg

Mooer Grey Faze ( Dallas Arbiter Germanium Fuzz Face clone) > Polytune Mini > Whirlwind Orange Box  Phaser > EP Booster > Hardwire TR7 (used for the rather excellent Tremolos). There's also a TC Flashback and H & K Rotosphere in the FX loop of the amp.

guitarfishbay

Hardwire HT2 Tuner (Thru, always on) -> ISP Decimator (always on) -> Visual Sound Route 66 (comp is used as a tone shaper for a brighter/thinner sound when required and OD boost used with gain channels of amp) -> Boss SD1 (alternate crunch on clean channel for one song) -> Dunlop DVP1 Volume pedal (gain changes plus silent tuning option when required) -> Amp -> Boss DD20 in loop.

Travisthedog

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c239/jonny73/6EA87E39-7908-4DEE-B301-2D65BF5FC471_zpsgra70ljv.jpg


Mk 3216 pedalboard - note it's mostly drive pedals!!! Fuzz face will be going as the Moog does every colour of fuzz

digitalscream

Forgot to post this...

This is the board in its "home recording" configuration. Signal path is:

Weeping Demon -> Polytune -> Ninety Orange -> Boo Boost -> AMT C-2 -> Flashback (-> recording interface)

The C-2 is acting as a straight preamp, no cab sim (I use impulses in Reaper) and the Bright Onion is just the footswitch for the amp.

When using it live, I take the C-2 out of the path; the Boo Boost then goes straight to the amp input and the Flashback sits in the loop. The beauty of it is that since I use a 4-way extension loom (female jacks at the board end, male at the amp end) I just have to disconnect the in/out of the C-2 and plug those patch leads into the loom; job jobbed.

ThePrettyDamned

Branshen;75829" said:

Completed my board!

That's cute. What's the purple thing? I'm going to guess a drive of some kind...

Love the relic

Travisthedog said:

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c239/jonny73/6EA87E39-7908-4DEE-B301-2D65BF5FC471_zpsgra70ljv.jpg


Mk 3216 pedalboard - note it's mostly drive pedals!!! Fuzz face will be going as the Moog does every colour of fuzz

I keep on listening to demos of that Moog.  Definitely need to think about getting one on my 2014 GAS list.  

Branshen

ThePrettyDamned said:

Branshen said:

Completed my board!

That's cute. What's the purple thing? I'm going to guess a drive of some kind...

Love the relic

It's my all in one drive pedal, inspired by the Rockbox boiling point, and made by @handsomerik. ;

The tuner was "reliced" when I got it. Either the last owner gigged it every night for 5 years, or he dragged it from the back of a truck. Either way, it works great and I couldn't ask for more.

Cirrus

@Travisthedog Can you tell me about the Ernie Ball Wah?

Here's mine, cropped so not great quality but you can see what everything is. Nothing particularly special but after years of constantly chopping and changing, I've arrived at something that works for me.

handsomerik

Here's mine:

zoom multistomp has been replaced with the cdr-70 version for reverbs and delays. Handmade pedals are Klone, plexitone with charge pump to run at 12v from a normal 9v adapter and a boiling point clone.

Here's my practice board: Great as it has a drum machine/metronome and looper built in.

Both pedalboards are handmade too in a pedaltrain style. The top one has a higher second shelf which is a better design for reaching the upper pedals without adjusting knobs accidentally on the bottom row.

spacecadet

Just put together a new b board for a dep gig this evening so thought I'd share. Main board currently undergoing another overhaul!

http://i1001.photobucket.com/albums/af135/roscoe2911/D6C31F83-BE62-4538-A1B9-C27851BE830B_zpsvabljihb.jpg

Bucket

The big board - now with added Nobels overdrive, which is fantastic:

http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af347/ConnorF1995/My gear/2013-12-27_zps055aeac6.jpg

The new small board, as it stands currently - the Muff is the newest addition, at the time of writing I have owned it for about two hours. Excuse all the wires, I took several pedals off my big board and put them on there for a few days (they're all back now), hence the power supply cables. The board's got a built-in power supply underneath it, it's pretty neat. Way lighter than the big bastard too...

http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af347/ConnorF1995/My gear/20131228_181324_zps7645fea6.jpg

The other planned pedals for the small board:

- Crybaby (possibly 535Q)

- Compressor (Mooer? Something small... Xotic if I'm feeling flush)

- Chorus (I'd like a Providence Anadime but may have to settle for something less ruinously expensive)

- Tremolo (probably just another Joyo, the one on the big board is great. Perhaps in time I'll end up with a Strymon Flint... pipe dream, that)

- Delay (I'll probably take the Carbon Copy from the big board and fill the space it leaves on there with a TC Flashback)

This will ruin me financially, but it will be SO worth it.

Branshen

@handsomerik how did you get the zoom to stick? did you take off the rubber feet first or what? I've not gotten round to doing mine yet..

handsomerik

When I bought it used it had Velcro on the bottom already and no rubber feet so I guess that's what the previous owner did.