Show us your Pedal board.

[telewhammyfreakshow]

Man, I changed it again! Took off everything but my best dirt and my beloved Wah Probe.

[FrankB]

Re did my board (again ) once again utilizing the same piece of Maple I've beenn using for nearly 25 years as the base for the pedals.
So it goes :
Tuner--> Dano Fab Overdrive--> Arion Stereo overdrive--> Delay--> out to amp...
I used bicycle tubular tire double sided tape (super strong stuff) and for the first time onmy life, ran all of the cables concealed underneath.. nice and neat. I use an Ispot multi plug thing for all of the pedals except the delay, which I run power out of the Boss tuner which I made a cable for to keep things tight.

[Digam11]

Here are my latest 2 boards ....


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[Flat357]

This is my pedal board . ( click for large image )

I'm not big on pedals , and generally keep it to basic requirements , though I do have another dedicated floorboard if I need it .

It's basically made of solid wood ( looks like pine ) .

Obviously i've not wired it up just for the camera , but you can get the gist .

The wah and trem only get plugged in if needed , as my amp has a vintage trem on it anyway which sounds ok .

The top and bottom are covered in industrial velcro , and I took the inards from a briefcase and velcro'd ( is that the way to write it lol ? ) it inside the top , which is very handy for storing spare batteries , set lists , leads etc etc .

The pedals on show are a cry baby wah , Tu2 tuner , Keeley TS808 , Marshall Guvnor , Arion Chorus , Rocktron delay , and line 6 trem . I use the chorus mainly for a rotary effect similar to what you hear in songs like Cold Shot etc .

The board is powered by a Sound lab pedal power which is perfect and only cost about £17 .
Like I said , I keep it basic but every pedal on the board is an absolute gem , and i'll probably stick with that set up unless things change drastically .

It probably cost about £45 for the board to be made by a carpenter about 8 years ago , and about £15 to get the velcro shipped , and about £6 each for the cables , but I guess if I had to buy something similar in the shops , it would cost a lot more .
The underneath has 4 rubber feet , and there are 4 catches / clamps in total .

Very neat and tidy no fuss set up

[piaggio]

Originally Posted by Digam11

Here are my latest 2 boards ....


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so you've got the famous janglebox (and a lot of other very cool pedals !)
Q: is the Janglebox as wonderful as they say ?

[Grin'n'pick]

Originally Posted by Digam11

Here are my latest 2 boards ....


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Ever thought about investing in a few VOX pedals? I hear they're pretty good. I can't quite see, who is the amp made by?

[Grin'n'pick]

Originally Posted by FrankB

Re did my board (again ) once again utilizing the same piece of Maple I've beenn using for nearly 25 years as the base for the pedals.
So it goes :
Tuner--> Dano Fab Overdrive--> Arion Stereo overdrive--> Delay--> out to amp...
I used bicycle tubular tire double sided tape (super strong stuff) and for the first time onmy life, ran all of the cables concealed underneath.. nice and neat. I use an Ispot multi plug thing for all of the pedals except the delay, which I run power out of the Boss tuner which I made a cable for to keep things tight.

I had one of those Digitech delay samplers, it was a great pedal. Actually, I still own it but it isn't very well now, but it was a mainstay of mine for eons.

[franchelB]

and the only pedal I have on my "pedalboard" is:

[RomanS]

Finally finished wiring up my new board (just in time for tonight's gig...):



Self-made double A/B selector (the golden box on the upper right) allows to switch inputs between my lap steel and Telecaster, and outputs between the tuner (Ibanez LU10) and the rest of the board)
->
Marshall Edward The Compressor (set up mainly as a booster, to bring the volume level of the lap steel up to that of my Tele, and add a bit of sustain)
->
Barber LTD (for adding just a bit of hair)
-> Siggydrive (German Fulldirve 2-clone with an option to switch between symmetrical and asymmetrical clipping)
-> George Dennis GD125 (tremolo & volume pedal)
-> Danelectro Wasabi Rock-A-Bye delay.

[ce24]

http://www.motagator.net/image.php?b...&theme=Cobalt3
here is most of what I have...the Tonebender is original 60's and the vox has a V847? stack of dimes wah from the 60's also.

Hope this link works.

Cheers
ce24

[rampage]

First post here.. but here is my pedalboard:



Guitar --> Dunlop Jimi Hendrix JH-1 Wah Wah --> MXR Super Comp --> Proco RAT II --> AMP (Peavey Valveking 112)

FX loop send --> Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble --> Boss GE-7 Equalizer --> Boss FV-50L Volume Pedal --> Boss RDD-10 Digital Delay --> FX loop return

[Big Lug]

rampage: welcome to the TDPRI.

Nice board. Like the light show too.

[shades]

Finally took a pic of the pedal board...

[missfortune]

I got myself some Bill & Becky Lawrence cables for my birthday and finally got around to rewiring my board. Here it is:



Looks like room for ONE more pedal. Maybe some dirt? Or something swirly? Hmmmm...

[rul8agn]

Here's mine on a Pedaltrain Jr.

[usc96]

[neocaster]

Finally put the few things I use in one place.



MIM Std Tele ->
BOSS OD-2r Turbo Overdrive (remote top right FS-5L latching)
SPF ego booster clean boost (light boost, great tone control)
Morley Bad Horsie wah (simplest wah. No knobs)
Pharoah Amps Echo Jr (Time way back, almost more reverb than echo)
-> VOX AD50VT (sometimes this is all through the effects loop of a Vox Tonelab SE)

[eugenedunn]

Visual Sound One Spot powers the whole thing through the Peterson Strobostomp. Signal passes through George L's cables. I recently put my big volume pedal back on since I'm playing lapsteel more often.

Pink Keeley Modded AD9 Delay. Budda Bud-Wah. Silver hockey puck is a original model Bixonic Expandora

[Brad J]

My board is somewhere around page 2, not much has changed on it,
but I thought I'd post a pic of my collection before I have to sell some off

[telewhammyfreakshow]

redid everything with a new pedal pad board

[TeleBrew]

I've consolidated my rig down to these four - MXR Phase 90, Voodoo Labs Superfuzz, Danelectro Tuna Melt, Rocktron Short Timer

[Digam11]

Originally Posted by Grin'n'pick

Ever thought about investing in a few VOX pedals? I hear they're pretty good. I can't quite see, who is the amp made by?

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That was a special project I started about a year ago after picking up a few different Vox effects and decided to put together an all Vox board and then use my others on the other board.

It`s actually pretty cool and they all work great.

[Digam11]

Originally Posted by piaggio

so you've got the famous janglebox (and a lot of other very cool pedals !)
Q: is the Janglebox as wonderful as they say ?

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The Janglebox is great. I use it mainly w/ my RIC 360-12 MG and man .....

[Teleblooz]

Originally Posted by TeleBrew

I've consolidated my rig down to these four - MXR Phase 90, Voodoo Labs Superfuzz, Danelectro Tuna Melt, Rocktron Short Timer

Gotta love that Tuna Melt.

[TeleBrew]

Originally Posted by Teleblooz

Gotta love that Tuna Melt.

Absolutely! My first one died a couple of months ago after 7 years, so I replaced it last month. Great pedal - it blows away more expensive ones. I was kind of disappointed that Guitar Player didn't profile it in the tremelo pedal roundup article in a recent issue.

[Teleblooz]

Originally Posted by TeleBrew

Absolutely! My first one died a couple of months ago after 7 years, so I replaced it last month. Great pedal - it blows away more expensive ones. I was kind of disappointed that Guitar Player didn't profile it in the tremelo pedal roundup article in a recent issue.

We should probably stock up while we can. In a few years it'll become one of those "must-have" cult items that fetch hundreds of dollars on eBay. Or not.

[csapo]

I got a Pedaltrain Pro and tried to use the velcro which came with it. The stuff is terrible and so I added zip ties. They scratched the heck out of my pedals.

Finally went to Home Depot and got some industrial strength velcro. It is fantastic.

Went from this...



To this...



Plus, I went through some pedal changes...

[soltwanger]

here's my latest board, cables are a bit of a mess:



I am looking to buy another line6 DL-4, as I want to use one for looping and the other for regular delay sounds. I am currently having to bend down and adjust during songs depending on whether I want regular delay or loop. The Danelectro is on it's last legs also, power jack input has bust. I will try and fix it but if it doesn't hold out then it's another DL-4.

Also got an Analogueman King of Tone coming in a few days, as well as some new patch cables. looks like I'm going to have to head off down to the DIY store again and make me another board..... dagnabbit.

[epimetheus81]

My current setup: Tele(MIM)/'72 Deluxe RI -> Crybaby -> SD1 -> RAT -> Blender -> Cool Cat Chorus -> Phase 90 -> DOD Delay.

Once I get my TR-2, patch cables, and 1Spot in, I'll be putting these guys on a Lyt boards style board I'm assembling myself. How have you guys with tiers on your boards liked them? I'm not sure whether I want to put the effort in or not.

[xjazzy]

Lst update:

Just need to find my George L´s cables...

[soltwanger]

latest!!

replaced boss sd-1 with analogman king of tone dual overdrive.... I can't get enough of this pedal.

[bobthecanadian]

Here it is.

Just when I get a new board built I buy a couple more pedals and the board is too small. Maybe I should just break down and build the mother of all pedal boards.

Anyhow, the new pedals are the ROCKTRON Short Timer and the GUYATONE Chorus.

I still have to find room for the DIGITECH Grunge and the DUNLOP Crybaby Wah. And the BOSS FZ-3. And the two Danelectro reverb and delay pedals..And the VOX Brit Boost... And the...

Whatever...


I think I will go and plug straight into the amp just for fun.

Peace,

Bob

[petesguitar1]

Currently rebuilding this one and looking for a 6 loop strip and possibly including the Ernie Ball volume.

[Just-Jim]

[rul8agn]

Originally Posted by rul8agn

Here's mine on a Pedaltrain Jr.

Well, that's how it used to look before a few got sold off and others were acquired. Which forced me to get a PT2 instead of the Jr. Here she is...


I'm much happier with this setup. 5 OD's, 3 Delays, along with a compressor, trem, chorus and a very convincing organ to boot.

[KoskineN]

Here's my homemade pedalboard! Nothing really fancy here



I also have a Boss RC-2 and a EHX micro POG on the way too!
I'm also planning to replace the ZW-45 wah for a Fulltone Clyde...

[mikespe]

I went from this:



And downsized to this:



And I even made a few small changes to THIS as well! I re-arranged them slightly and I re-wired the cables since I did a bit of reading on the Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor and realized I had it wired wrong! I made the changed and BOY it made a difference...for the BETTER!

I know I will change it again when I get time to build the board I want.

[mcfm2n]

This is what I use.

[FrankB]

Well, being in a reggae band seems to require some pedals. Before anyone asks," why do you have 4 overdrive pedals?" I'll tell ya why K?
None of them are set super overdriven first off, second I go from a very almost nonexistent drive to one of sweetness and light coloring so rather than bend down on stage (without being drunk ) I set-up 4 OD's to handle the job. They all have a unique quality to them and all sound nice.
The small stone is one of those pedals that I feel everyone should have on their board, it's just a beautiful sounding liquid-like thing,... it's purdy sounding, Envelope filter for the auto-wah thing for solos or scratching, I don;t want to play with a wah-wah pedal, some delay for d-dub runs, or ambience which I have an affinity for in certain songs, being we don;t have or want a keyboard player, and a tuner. I may add something else if Need be, I just don;t know what I may need on here.
The kind of Reggae we play leaves me alot of room to be tasteful and creative, I'm not into heavy distortion for I feel for what I do and how I play it'll sound just too muddy or "new" I mostly play clean with the phaser or envelope filter, it sounds the best, but for some texture I hit one of the pedals.
I use one of those 1spot multi things which I conceal under the 2nd level, everything is somewhat neat and hassle free, I don't like lots of wires all over the place. so, I just plug one power plug in and I'm done, no strips or multi plugs... easy squeazy. I mounted each pedal to their surface using bicycle Tubular Tire Tape, which is double sided and really strong... if it can hold a bike tire on, it'll hold my pedals on. You almost have to get something under them to pry them off if something has to be moved a bit.
And no, it's not Pink, it's salmon... my wife picked it out.

[FrankB]

Originally Posted by epimetheus81

My current setup: Tele(MIM)/'72 Deluxe RI -> Crybaby -> SD1 -> RAT -> Blender -> Cool Cat Chorus -> Phase 90 -> DOD Delay.

Once I get my TR-2, patch cables, and 1Spot in, I'll be putting these guys on a Lyt boards style board I'm assembling myself. How have you guys with tiers on your boards liked them? I'm not sure whether I want to put the effort in or not.

When in doubt go up!
I like the second tier because sometimes there's zero room for all of the pedals in a single chain/line y'know? and it also makes for easier transport, I use an old suitcase and my newest board fits right in second tier and all, no problemo's.