Behold my massive board of pedals

Fez

Here is my old large board that I replaced with a metro 20 for my live rig. This one is just used at home now as a messing around board.


PSU is an old Maplin one, patch leads just what I had kicking around.

MrSwanson

kossofffan said:

tuner>fuzz>boost>comp>drive>hotrod>echo>buffer(underneath)>deco>trem>spring>plate.

Love this, I have the Revival Drive and thinking of getting a Cali 76 to go with it now!

Slash'N'burn

My first ever pedal board - I bought some of these pedals 20 years ago.

Late 80's RAT, DD3 & BF-2 Flanger,  Everything else is fairly modern. Fulltone Clyde Wah has a build date of 6.6.6 !
Has a bit of room for expansion, DS-2 will probably end up being a different Boss pedal/guest slot. The 3 loop switcher is by Buzz Electronics. 
I had this mad idea idea of building a board from 9mm ply instead of buying one to save money, and hiding all the the patch cables so I could use stuff I already had. In reality it just took forever to build, almost a year! Initially it was going to have angled blocks of wood for feet, but I realised that they would end up getting ripped off, so changed for some aluminium box section.
Gave it a proper test run today into my SV20H, really happy with it, no noise from the power supply and silent switching between loops.

BintyTwanger77

Slash'N'burn said:

My first ever pedal board - I bought some of these pedals 20 years ago.

Late 80's RAT, DD3 & BF-2 Flanger,  Everything else is fairly modern. Fulltone Clyde Wah has a build date of 6.6.6 !
Has a bit of room for expansion, DS-2 will probably end up being a different Boss pedal/guest slot. The 3 loop switcher is by Buzz Electronics. 
I had this mad idea idea of building a board from 9mm ply instead of buying one to save money, and hiding all the the patch cables so I could use stuff I already had. In reality it just took forever to build, almost a year! Initially it was going to have angled blocks of wood for feet, but I realised that they would end up getting ripped off, so changed for some aluminium box section.
Gave it a proper test run today into my SV20H, really happy with it, no noise from the power supply and silent switching between loops.

Nice! What’s the Mk4.23 pedal? Looks like a boost.

Slash'N'burn

BintyTwanger77 said:

Slash'N'burn said:

My first ever pedal board - I bought some of these pedals 20 years ago.

Late 80's RAT, DD3 & BF-2 Flanger,  Everything else is fairly modern. Fulltone Clyde Wah has a build date of 6.6.6 !
Has a bit of room for expansion, DS-2 will probably end up being a different Boss pedal/guest slot. The 3 loop switcher is by Buzz Electronics. 
I had this mad idea idea of building a board from 9mm ply instead of buying one to save money, and hiding all the the patch cables so I could use stuff I already had. In reality it just took forever to build, almost a year! Initially it was going to have angled blocks of wood for feet, but I realised that they would end up getting ripped off, so changed for some aluminium box section.
Gave it a proper test run today into my SV20H, really happy with it, no noise from the power supply and silent switching between loops.

Nice! What’s the Mk4.23 pedal? Looks like a boost.

Cheers, yeah it’s a clean boost - useful when used moderately, say when switching
between a humbucker and a single coil guitar, or if a bit of extra volume/drive is needed, but can get a bit lairy if it’s really turned up and you accidentally turn it on when going into a very loud already overdriven amp! 

VJIves

kossofffan said:

tuner>fuzz>boost>comp>drive>hotrod>echo>buffer(underneath)>deco>trem>spring>plate.

That's a lovely selection, I think the happiest I've been with my reverb section was when I had the Talispanga pairing.

Yorkie

Slash'N'burn said:

My first ever pedal board - I bought some of these pedals 20 years ago.

Late 80's RAT, DD3 & BF-2 Flanger,  Everything else is fairly modern. Fulltone Clyde Wah has a build date of 6.6.6 !
Has a bit of room for expansion, DS-2 will probably end up being a different Boss pedal/guest slot. The 3 loop switcher is by Buzz Electronics. 
I had this mad idea idea of building a board from 9mm ply instead of buying one to save money, and hiding all the the patch cables so I could use stuff I already had. In reality it just took forever to build, almost a year! Initially it was going to have angled blocks of wood for feet, but I realised that they would end up getting ripped off, so changed for some aluminium box section.
Gave it a proper test run today into my SV20H, really happy with it, no noise from the power supply and silent switching between loops.

Loving the sommer goodness! 

Jon

Yorkie

Important update to mine: stereo rig (the 'X-large' sniffer thingy, made with help from @ecc83), Roland stereo recorder, Morley volume/wah (mindblown), MXR Timmy (thanks @Classic) and MXR Carbon Copy (thanks @yorkio). Plus some more Sommer/Rean patch cables, also soldered at home

So, 11 boxes in total. 7 I bought here. 1 I made with help from someone here. Couldn't be prouder. 

Loobs

 here's my modest, underwhelming little board

alalalkasar

Loobs said:

 here's my modest, underwhelming little board

Looks good to me. The de7 deserves a lot of love.

Loobs

It does everything I need it to! Not nearly as complex or fancy as many others on here but I can get a lot of different sounds out of it. 

Yorkie

maharg101 said:

Yorkie said:

It might be because of my non-negligible Knopfler influence, but every time I see a Morley volume pedal I end up thinking I should make space for one. 

Jon

Yeah, just picked up the Morley 20/20 volume. It's nice and compact, build quality is good, and the buffer doesn't colour the sound. The switchable minimum volume is a nice feature.

Thanks for the inspiration. I managed to find a Morley wah/volume with boost and I am living the dream. It sounds good, it feels good and it has freed up the space I needed for my recorder. It’s a little yellow wonder. 

Jon

Babones

Behold my messy board! Thinking of getting a smaller Morley 20/20 Lead Wah, but not sure if it will sound much different.

https://i.imgur.com/DbWT2mZ.jpg

thefez

A mess of wires but that'll change once I buy a board. El Pescadoro had some issues with hum before but seems to be silent in this configuration for some unknown reason.

Still trying to figure out the Broadcast as I think I adjusted the gain pots down too low. Love the Blues Driver and Grand Magus though.

Fishboy7

 

Thanks @brucegill for the latest addition of the Harmonious Monk.

brucegill

 Nice one! And I always fancied a Burnside!

BintyTwanger77

Fishboy7 said:

 

Thanks @brucegill for the latest addition of the Harmonious Monk.

Great choice of trem. I will never stop raving about the Harmonious Monk. Really tempted to give the Golden Reverberator another go, though the Mercury 7 is still working magnificently for me.

Majorscale

Fishboy7 said:

 

Thanks @brucegill for the latest addition of the Harmonious Monk.

Nice!  I do wonder if I’m the only person who runs the Harmonious Monk before all drives? Try it, you might like it too! 

andy1839

Now I'm no longer required in the band I can indulge in many drives at once.

meltedbuzzbox

andy1839 said:

Now I'm no longer required in the band I can indulge in many drives at once.

10 out of 10 for effort in making everything fit. You have all manners of sideways and upside down and even in-between rows