Behold my massive board of pedals

RaymondLin

@Gavhaus , I left the Meet Maude on but the volume pedal took up too much space, it's like Central Park in the middle of Manhattan. 

d8m

GavHaus said:

....and here's mine

http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff193/guitarsforminnaars/Mobile Uploads/0981C0E0-4CA6-4499-AE5F-E9932427D0A5.jpg

GavRichList

Well this is all excellent

Wazmeister

To be fair, mine does need a tad more organisation...

Mid flow on fitting a Gigrig G2.

http://i1160.photobucket.com/albums/q493/Warren3333/P1030794.jpg

Gassage

Cornish LED's are the best..LOL



And, using the pedalboard lights that were scorned but are hugely effective

meltedbuzzbox

Gassage said:

And, using the pedalboard lights that were scorned but are hugely effective

Do you want a cuddle?

(I do like those cornish LEDs)

GavRichList

@RaymondLin Such green. Very lights. Wow.

RaymondLin

@wazmeister looks like you are going to need a bigger board with the G2, the moog and the rest !

@Gavhaus funny how yours are mostly red !  I could actually change the Chase Bliss pedals to all red or all green as well. 

Unorthodox

Pfft, who needs a pedalboard anyways?



...me. I need a pedalboard


Also, because it's vogue:

dindude

Wazmeister said:

To be fair, mine does need a tad more organisation...

Mid flow on fitting a Gigrig G2.

http://i1160.photobucket.com/albums/q493/Warren3333/P1030794.jpg

Careful, looks like you've gone and damaged your Strat!

GavRichList

Mine, until I raise funds to add 3 more Fairfields and another Mr. Black....

http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff193/guitarsforminnaars/Mobile Uploads/49E7927D-CA51-4812-AE2C-1F07C05E4CA0.jpg

AbandonMute

God I love pedalboards... here's mine. Beneath the first tier is a Diamond Marquis and a Thundertomate Phil Hilbourne Fat Treble Boost, and a custom made GigRig buffer that's turned on and off by the G2. (Have sorted the labelling out now.) The MIDI switcher is controlling gain and master volume modes on an Engl Steve Morse head.

smudge_lad

Wow! ^^^

handsomerik

Here's my latest re-jig. Having used cheapy plastic patch cables for the last 5 years and never had a problem, over the last month or so i've had some fail in the middle of songs which was super annoying so I decided to bite the bullet and get some decent cables. After much research I decided to go for the lava soldered. They should hopefully be more reliable than the solderless ones and they are exactly the same size casing so best of both worlds. Soundsgreatmusic had them pretty good value at £39 delivered for a pack of 5 cables.

The Lava cables make everything really neat and because it's all custom lengths there's not tons of loose cable hanging down underneath like I had previously. I left enough play on the cables to accomodate future gas! The signal chain is: Patchbay in - spark boost (for basic tone shaping when switching between single coils and humbuckers, and to match up with different amps nicely) - SP comp - Volume pedal - Deja vibe - MXR EVH Phase 90 - hardwire valve distortion - Koko boost - Timeline - Flint - Patchbay out. Tuner comes directly out of the volume pedal junior. The volume pedal has been modded to have active buffers for each output so no tone suck when using the tuner out.

dindude

handsomerik said:

Here's my latest re-jig. Having used cheapy plastic patch cables for the last 5 years and never had a problem, over the last month or so i've had some fail in the middle of songs which was super annoying so I decided to bite the bullet and get some decent cables. After much research I decided to go for the lava soldered. They should hopefully be more reliable than the solderless ones and they are exactly the same size casing so best of both worlds. Soundsgreatmusic had them pretty good value at £39 delivered for a pack of 5 cables.

The Lava cables make everything really neat and because it's all custom lengths there's not tons of loose cable hanging down underneath like I had previously. I left enough play on the cables to accomodate future gas! The signal chain is: Patchbay in - spark boost (for basic tone shaping when switching between single coils and humbuckers, and to match up with different amps nicely) - SP comp - Volume pedal - Deja vibe - MXR EVH Phase 90 - hardwire valve distortion - Koko boost - Timeline - Flint - Patchbay out. Tuner comes directly out of the volume pedal junior. The volume pedal has been modded to have active buffers for each output so no tone suck when using the tuner out.

That is a very nice board! Neatly done too.

hubobulous

Silly question, but what are the plastic things you use with cable ties to direct the leads?

dindude

hubobulous said:

Silly question, but what are the plastic things you use with cable ties to direct the leads?

They're cable tie bases. You can get them in Maplins and the like. 

GavRichList

Now my turn for a stupid question.... The Jack in/out box... Where do you find those?

handsomerik

GavHaus;501883" said:

Now my turn for a stupid question.... The Jack in/out box... Where do you find those?

Made it myself. Small enclosure. 4 jacks. 4 short wires. Couldn't be simpler.

DesVegas

http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag251/DesVegas/Mobile Uploads/IMG_20150131_3_zpsaf300aff.jpg

more like a hub then a board                          can be heard here http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/33271/rotm-7-chat


http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag251/DesVegas/Mobile Uploads/IMG_20150131_6_zps2dd204eb.jpg