The Ultimate Pedal Board! Not for you!

[Hey_you]

I've been researching a euro-component type board to set up for guitar. And my keys/synth too. Not a lot of info out there, but I bookmarked some links. I came across Zola Zoia Pedal and saw a better solution. Synthopia Site lead me to the Euroburo. It's a Eurorack system in a box. It contains some 80 different components to work with and counting. I am pairing it with a Strymon StarLab! The only limitation for sound creation is one's imagination!

 

[Hey_you]

these are key controlled examples of sounds. I hear different uses for electric guitar in my head.

 

[Hey_you]

this is the pedal. The Rack version upgrade has more controls, including user recommendations!

 

[Hey_you]

 

[scottser]

Definitely not for me - way too many things there.
Well wear tho

 

[loopfinding]

The zoia thing is neat but do you DIY at all?

I’m mostly just fuzz guy but I have been considering my pedals in 4hp perf board/board mounted pots circuits (with some breakout points to stick LFOs in). Then just run a snake out from the box, likely just some seahorse pelican knockoff with rails and some din connector for the floor part with 3pdts.

Eventually I would like to build a pitch to CV unit like the korg ESP on the MS20 and have that control the LFO for any pedal modulator.

 

[Space Pickle]

I am afraid to start modular synth stuff because I know it will be a rabbit hole that I never come out of.

 

[Killing Floor]

Empress is making some great tools.

 

[ChicknPickn]

The Truth: I am befuddled by my Boss looper. I wouldn’t even open the box for this thing . . . .

 

[Hey_you]

Yeah. I have all the pieces now! Just arrived today. Just finished putting together!

I wanted proper i/o for the audio. So, I got the Befaco Output V3. And for ins, I got the Joranalogue Receive 2.

 

[JL_LI]

An equalizer, a delay, and a Mesa Boogie amp with four channels and staged gain is all my brain can handle.