Show us your Pedal board.

[enalnitram]

seriously, here's mine

but i pretty much never use the effects on it, just the amps. i run it thru a tech 21 power engine.

[cvansickle]

Updated my big board Fat Man this week:

[Home Grown Tele]

Here's a picture of my board with almost everything on it and almost ready to go.

The last thing to go on (for now) is a Loopmaster true bypass looper down at the lower left on the board. It will allow me switch pedals or multiples of pedals in and out of the signal chain and not have to worry about them sucking tone when I don't use them. It will also stop me from having to do the stompbox 2 step cause the pedals all stay on and are switched in and out from the Loopmaster. So all controls are right there at the bottom of the board except for the tuner and compressor.

The pedals are a Korg DT-10 tuner, Maxon CP-101 compressor, Dunlop volume pedal, Dunlop Crybaby wah, Dunlop Q-Zone, , Pro Co Rat,Maxon OD-808, Electro-Harmonix Small Stone Nano, Maxon CS-505 Chorus and a CMATMODS Deelay.

Sometime in the spring I'm planning on adding one last pedal to the board. It's a BoBro pedal made by Bobbe Seymour in Nashville and it basically creates a resonator guitar sound on an electric. It's made for pedal steels but should work just fine on an electric.

The board is connected to the amp via a [webmaster edit] product name removed due to threatened legal action[/edit] that allows me to consolidate both power and signal chain into one cable and keep the power for the pedals behind the amp and out from under foot. They're powered by a Godlyke PA-9. The pedals are all attached to the board with brackets and screws so they don't move around or fall off ( and can't be stolen on a gig)and will be wired from below for a really clean top with George L's cables.



Also, I have an old friend who owns Cloud 9 Covers who is going to make me a custom case for it out of ballistic nylon with hard inserts.

[Arlo]

Looks cool and I bet it sounds great Arte!

[BoB/335]

I saw this on another website.

http://www.thegearpage.net/board/sho...ghlight=boring

[Home Grown Tele]

Originally Posted by BoB/335

I saw this on another website.

http://www.thegearpage.net/board/sho...ghlight=boring

Man, that guy needs to go into business for himself. His boards are as good as the Trailer Trash boards and those guys are getting over a grand to build them like that!!

[Nick Fanis]

my new smaller pb that I use in the studio together w/ a great BOSS ME 50 multieffector (I was using a far larger one w/ many effects that were useless to me before.... )

Jampedals germanium fuzz>omega fuzz>jampedals dynossor comp>Boss Tu2>Digitech Synth Wah>Stamps Driveomatic>SIB Vibromatic>BOSS PH1R Phaser>Semaphore tremolo>Digitech Digidelay

[Tom A.]

Finally took a pic of my pedalboard, yea, I like Boss pedals. FYI, all have been modified.

[stinkymommasboy]

I don't have enough feet for all those pedals, besides, I'm still confused just trying to play the guitar.

[bobthecanadian]

Hey Tom A.

I would sure be interested in what kind of mods you did to your pedals.

BTW, nice board.

Bob

[Tom A.]

Originally Posted by bobthecanadian

Hey Tom A.

I would sure be interested in what kind of mods you did to your pedals.

BTW, nice board.

Bob

Bob, didn't do them myself, they were done by Keeley, Superior Sound, Indyguitarist, one more i can't think the name of.

[yerffej]

Originally Posted by Tom A.

Bob, didn't do them myself, they were done by Keeley, Superior Sound, Indyguitarist, one more i can't think the name of.

analogman?

I must admit, I monitor this thread. Pedal boards are so cool

[cacibi]

Here's the latest configuration of mine. Camera phone pic, so....it's a bit blurry:



Boss TU-2>Barber Tone Press>Barber Silver LTD>Blackstone Appliances Mosfet OD>BYOC Overdrive (with selectable clipping and filter cap mods)>TC Electronics VPD1>Fulltone Clyde McCoy Deluxe Wah>Ernie Ball Volume>Maxon Pro+ Phaser>Keeley TR-2 Trem>Boss DD-20 Giga Delay>(not pictured) BBE Sonic Stomp>Barber Launch Pad

Almost sounds like overkill when you write it all out like that

[missfortune]

Here's the December 2006 edition. Now in an easy-to-carry bag:



And inside:



Far Left: Stompbox (powered by a Radio Shack PZM mic). This is actually a box that I stomp on for percussion. Runs into a small mixer and then into a SWR LA12 bass amp. Thump!

Signal Path: Peterson Strobostomp (upper right) --> DeMarco Electronics Klonebender MKII (lower right) --> HBE Germanium Treble Booster (lower left) --> Rocktron Short Timer (upper left) --> 70s Silverface Champ modded to Tweed Specs

[Dave]

Missfortune,

How do you like your Klonebender II? (Duh, you must like it...it's on your board.) Any comments? Have you any experience with the III from DeMarco? I'm looking for a Tone Bender-clone.

Thanks.

[missfortune]

Dave,

I really like it...so much so, there are two of them in my house. My daughter "borrowed" the first one so I ended up buying another. I wrote a pretty comprehensive review over at HC:

http://reviews.harmony-central.com/r...bender+II/10/1

(It's the first review on the page.)

I haven't tried the MKIII version, but I'll bet it's pretty good as well.

Rick DeMarco has been great to work with. The first unit had a compenent go bad and Rick made it right in no time. He has been prompt in replying to email messages and the build didn't take too long either. I recommend his stuff (for whatever that's worth!)

mike

[Dave]

Thanks for the info, Missfortune! Sounds worthy of serious consideration.

[bobthecanadian]

Here it is. I have been watching this thread for a while and have seen some cool stuff. This is what I have been using while I figure out what I want to keep, what to sell and how I like it set up. I am hoping to build a nicer board when I decide to stick with a particular setup for a while.

Peace,

Bob

[alvis]

$2 Samsonite from DAV thrift store ,plywood scrap and a couple of handles from the hardware store



I got my talk box at that same thrift store for $4

[mojohen]

No pics yet, but I run a modded 95Q-TS9/808-grey OD250-MXR Dist+-Superfuzz-A/DA Flanger,TR2-EHX Memory Man-SFSR. Soon to add a DOD280 Compressor.

mojohen

[eugenedunn]

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[T3L3CAST3R scr33nag3r]

Got me a Black Cat Moan for Xmas!




Marshall EH-1 Echohead (Customised by me)
Big Muff Pi (Built in the heart of the Soviet Union)
ProCo Rat 2 Distortion
Boss DS-1 Distortion
Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer
Rocktron Black Cat Moan
Daphon Guitar Tuner
Digitech Whammy 4
Zvex Fuzz Factory







also, theres the Black Cats guts - have you ever seen so much inside a wah wah??

[gorebuc]

I'm keeping it simple for now:

TU2-LPB1-DMM

[T3L3CAST3R scr33nag3r]

Originally Posted by gorebuc

I'm keeping it simple for now:

TU2-LPB1-DMM

thats a nice tele!

[gorebuc]

thanks...i dig most of the pedals on your board. i really like RATs.

[T3L3CAST3R scr33nag3r]

Originally Posted by gorebuc

thanks...i dig most of the pedals on your board. i really like RATs.

cheers - but why not get a RAT then?

[gorebuc]

I actually had one but sold it before the holidays because I needed some cash for gifts and I never really stepped on it, despite the fact that I love the sound

I think I'm gonna try the Build Your Own Clone RAT and Muffs for a fun project before too long.

[telewhammyfreakshow]

Here's mine

[T3L3CAST3R scr33nag3r]

YES!!!! A Zvex pedal!
Gotta love his theramin pedals - esp the fuzz probe!

[getbent]

Roman I dig the A/B switcher... any chance you have a layout drawing that I could use to copy it? I'd love one of those!

Originally Posted by RomanS

-it's not completed yet, just finished the woodworking today, still need to fix the pedals on the board and do the wiring, but I want to get a tuner first - thinking about the Ibanez LU10, which is not a stomp-box tuner, but it has a nice, bright LED display, DC input, and my JD10 has a dedicated tuner out, so I don't need a switchable tuner.

In case you are wondering what this is:



-it is the homemade brains of my board: A/B switcher (since I use both Tele and lap steel through the same pedals and amp), 4 independently switchable loops, and a linear booster (based on the EHx LPB circuit).

[RomanS]

I got all the stuff for that looper/booster/AB-box from www.musikding.de, they have the schematics on their homepage: http://www.musikding.de/index.php?cPath=52_122
- just click on one of the kits, and you'll find a layout drawing.
More details can be found here: http://diy.musikding.de/ under "Effektgeräte"-"Bauanleitungen", but that section is German only, if you need any more info, just get in contact with me!

[spameister]

Damn, i just had took a pic of my new(ish) setup and my camera batteries crapped out on me.

[telewhammyfreakshow]

I know I just posted mine but I changed it again

I find these pedals sound better with my new Telecaster.

[OrovilleTim]

TU-2 -> silver-screw CS-1 -> first gen DM-2. Boring looking, beautiful sounding.

[T3L3CAST3R scr33nag3r]

CS-1 = Real Oldskool

[spameister]

first gen DM-2. Boring looking, beautiful sounding

I think it looks pretty cool!

And now, for my pedal board. (click to enlarge)



Dunlop Crybaby Classic --> Digitech Bad Monkey --> Boss DS-1 --> Small Clone

I have more, but they just don't fit in with my main pedals. I'll be adding more soon.

[gorebuc]

Originally Posted by OrovilleTim

TU-2 -> silver-screw CS-1 -> first gen DM-2. Boring looking, beautiful sounding.

I could deal with that

[soltwanger]

sorry, bit late on here. here is a nice grainy cellphone shot




left to right:

Electro Harmonix Big Muff USA reissue
Danelectro Dan-Echo
Keeley Compressor
Keeley Phat mod blues driver
Boss OD-3 Overdrive
Dunlop GCB-95 Wah

i need to build a proper pedalboard, but for now i just take whatever pedals i need to a gig/practise. I'm not fussy, i won't burst into tears if i cannot bring my wah to a band practise. in fact, my bandmates burst into tears when i do! the keeley compressor arrived in the post today, sounds AWESOME especially with the blues driver for a sweet country twang sound.

[trevorus]

[getbent]

Originally Posted by RomanS

I got all the stuff for that looper/booster/AB-box from www.musikding.de, they have the schematics on their homepage: http://www.musikding.de/index.php?cPath=52_122
- just click on one of the kits, and you'll find a layout drawing.
More details can be found here: http://diy.musikding.de/ under "Effektgeräte"-"Bauanleitungen", but that section is German only, if you need any more info, just get in contact with me!

Thanks!