Behold my massive board of pedals

RaymondLin · December 2014

@Gassage the green there don't match either

meltedbuzzbox · December 2014

those cornish pedals look massive. Its like 3 tonka trucks next to some matchbox cars

Gassage · December 2014

meltedbuzzbox said:

those cornish pedals look massive. Its like 3 tonka trucks next to some matchbox cars

When you get to my age you need pedals that size just to get a font that you can read.

meltedbuzzbox · December 2014

Gassage said:

meltedbuzzbox said:

those cornish pedals look massive. Its like 3 tonka trucks next to some matchbox cars

When you get to my age you need pedals that size just to get a font that you can read.

how do you manage to use that free the tone pedal then?

randomhandclaps · December 2014

meltedbuzzbox said:

Gassage said:

meltedbuzzbox said:

those cornish pedals look massive. Its like 3 tonka trucks next to some matchbox cars

When you get to my age you need pedals that size just to get a font that you can read.

how do you manage to use that free the tone pedal then?

Got himself one of these off EBay -

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41EY54IWKmL.jpg

breadfan · December 2014

randomhandclaps said:

meltedbuzzbox said:

Gassage said:

meltedbuzzbox said:

those cornish pedals look massive. Its like 3 tonka trucks next to some matchbox cars

When you get to my age you need pedals that size just to get a font that you can read.

how do you manage to use that free the tone pedal then?

Got himself one of these off EBay -
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41EY54IWKmL.jpg

But in grey, to keep the colour scheme on his board.

LightB4sound · December 2014

Quick snap from this weeks pedalboard

Gassage · December 2014

Traaaa Daaaaa

And yes, the Cornish switcher has made quite a difference in terms of any residual noise.

meltedbuzzbox · December 2014

Gassage said:

Traaaa Daaaaa

And yes, the Cornish switcher has made quite a difference in terms of any residual noise.

why isn't your name on the A/B/C box @Gassage ?

Gassage · December 2014

meltedbuzzbox said:

Gassage said:

Traaaa Daaaaa

And yes, the Cornish switcher has made quite a difference in terms of any residual noise.

why isn't your name on the A/B/C box @Gassage ?

It was a cancelled order at CCGX so I snared it

DNH · December 2014

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/101462179/PB 09 Dec 2014.jpg

Moved from a PT Jr back to my old homemade board - keeps things simple! The Ditto is purely for home noodling and gets swapped for a mini spark boost for rehearsals and gigs. The ML Jr is new to me and sounds great, replacing my Montavillian for now. Certainly not the most exciting board on this thread but it does the job for me.

handsomerik · December 2014

Those cornish pedals are massive. I don't see why they need to be so big considering what's inside them. They look like the tonka toy of the pedal world.

DesVegas · December 2014

^Construction workers lunchbox

randomhandclaps · December 2014

handsomerik said:

Those cornish pedals are massive. I don't see why they need to be so big considering what's inside them. They look like the tonka toy of the pedal world.

inside each one is a cheque for the change from your purchase. Unfortunately if you don't open it and deposit the cheque within six months it's null and void.

RaymondLin · December 2014

handsomerik said:

Those cornish pedals are massive. I don't see why they need to be so big considering what's inside them. They look like the tonka toy of the pedal world.

Miniaturisation will drive the costs 10 fold than it already is.

SquireJapan · December 2014

Behold! The pedalboard I actually use:

The Menatone is my go-to, but I'll also change it for a Wampler Plextortion (everyone raves about the Pinnacle, but I prefer the Plextortion).

Norwegian_Blue · December 2014

Keeping things compact for the time being whilst building a gigrig rack setup... yet i'm pretty sure i play better with this little one! Don;t tell anyone...