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Teleman027

Massachusetts

STAY POSITIVE.
Jan 1st, 2012 03:48 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
Here's my home made one.

Guitar -> Seymour Duncan Pickup Booster -> Fulltone Fat Boost v3 -> BYOC Rat -> BYOC Triangle Muff -> TU-2 -> Amp

All powered by the Voodoo Labs ISO5.
Gets the job done...

Bill D.
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Fresno, CA USA

I pick...therefore, I play...
Jan 2nd, 2012 10:22 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
Pretty much covers anything I need.
Linky

gdw3
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LA-la-land, CA

Insert clever comment here
Jan 3rd, 2012 12:24 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
Alright, I'm in.

Featuring the newest addition, the TC Electronic Hall Of Fame reverb. This thing sounds sweet. The RAT has the Keeley mod, which made this pedal useable. I've seen a lot of Plimsouls and OCD's on here. Great! (if you haven't tried them at 18v, try it! Smooooooth) And, yes, the 2 Line6's take up lots of real estate, but with the presets, especially on the modulation pedal, it's like having 4 pedals in 1.
I use 'em all
(This message was last edited by gdw3 at 12:26 AM, Jan 3rd, 2012)

Jakey333

UK

Jan 31st, 2012 11:46 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
OK- I'm in and yes I am a pedalhead.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7033/6799949493_e3a6c7a569_b.jpg

Gaukdawg

Ohio

I'm with you fellers!
Feb 1st, 2012 06:43 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
Here is mine currrently.
HD 500

urby
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NW US

Feb 1st, 2012 09:50 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
Jakey333-fond of that processed sound now, aren't we? 8v)

NoMonks

USA

Stardom, one receipt at a time.
Feb 1st, 2012 07:46 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
Did someone say Vox Valve Tone?
Valve Tone is the foundation of my board. Best. OD. Ever.

6L6
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Lago, CA

Kick the tires, Light the fires!
Feb 2nd, 2012 08:36 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
Here ya go along with my beloved Fender Vibro Champ.

Pedals (l to r) are:

BOSS RV-3 Digital Delay/Reverb
BOSS CH-1 Super Chorus
BOSS DM-2 Analog Delay
Ibanez TS-9RI
BOSS TR-2 Tremolo
BOSS TU-2 Tuner/Power for other pedals

Case is a BOSS BCB-6

6
My Setup
(This message was last edited by 6L6 at 09:28 AM, Feb 19th, 2012)

montana63
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seattleUSA

stay away from rugs
Feb 2nd, 2012 10:58 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
here is the beginnings of my "compact" board... I am in the process of collecting small versions of the pedals I already use so I can move the large pedals onto my "big" pedalboard.

I have a Malekko Chicklet Reverb on the way to replace the Hardwire RV-7 on this board. then when I add a Lovepedal Babyface trem and Amp50 overdrive and the Malekko Omicron Comp, plus one of the tiny fuzzes(I haven't decided which one yet...) I will have room on this board(PedalTrain JR) for my Crybaby!
the small board

TieDyedDevil

Portland, OR

Play the music, not the instrument.
Feb 6th, 2012 04:25 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
On the floor:
Liquid-Foot+ 12+ MIDI controller; Boomerang III & Sidecar

TieDyedDevil

Portland, OR

Play the music, not the instrument.
Feb 6th, 2012 04:26 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
On the other end of those cables:
Eleven Rack

pburruel

Las Vegas

Well........alright, then.
Feb 9th, 2012 09:08 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
In it's most current state...........
http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s267/pburruel/Pedalboard/Currentboard.jpg

BF66Prince

Texas Gulf Coast

Fender Aficionado BF Lifetime Member
Feb 10th, 2012 08:12 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
This pedal board covers most of the tones I'll need running through my '66 Princeton Reverb.
My go to pedal board !

Waggler
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Blue Jay, OH

Don't just do something...Stand there
Feb 14th, 2012 06:49 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
I scaled back recently. Pedalboards are an odyssey.

You can go big or go small, but I like my pedals!

Recently, I made excuses for not bringing my pedalboard to rehearsals and performances, because I got tired of lugging it around. For months, I used only the overdrive from my amp and the volume knob on my guitar for swells.

It was a good experience, because it helped me get better sounds from my amp alone and I ended up dialing in a lot more midrange in the amp, and I think, getting a better tone with and without the pedals.

However, I ultimately realized my pedal rig is too important to me to lose. For one thing, I can manage pinky volume swells, but I can't get as expressive swell effects that way as I can get with a volume pedal. And I have other effects I really like as well.

Losing pedals was kind of painful act of selection. I really liked my Morley FX Blender because I had gotten some dramatic results from blending effects in the past, but lately there hasn't been much call for it. And I decided to lose the Roto Machine because it couldn't be completely bypassed - there was still a cycling artifact even when it was turned off. The controls were fiddly as well.

I've been toying with having 2 boards with complementary pedals and which could possibly be chained together occasionally for a no-holds-barred approach. Anybody ever try this?

The Latest

Vic Vega
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Massachusetts

Happy to be at the top of the food chain
Feb 14th, 2012 07:55 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
I think my board is about to get a Line 6 wireless receiver where the cord is, but it is my current setup.

It does everything I need.
Current Setup
(This message was last edited by Vic Vega at 07:56 PM, Feb 14th, 2012)

guitarmoog
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Belgium

I wouldn't say that's excessive
Feb 14th, 2012 11:54 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
"I've been toying with having 2 boards with complementary pedals and which could possibly be chained together occasionally for a no-holds-barred approach. Anybody ever try this?"

I used to have one 'standard' board, plus another smaller one with the more esoteric stuff on it. I found quite quickly thought a) the two together took up way too much stage space for the bars we play in, and b) it was a pain carrying both.

I've switched now to one main board, which travels in a flight case with a built in 5-way stand, and gets used for home rehearsals and proper gigs, plus a smaller one that partly duplicates the big one with the bare essentials for rehearsals with other bands and small gigs. Works well. Pics to follow.

firebird6024
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Mukilteo

Plausible Deniability Is all I need
Feb 16th, 2012 10:22 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
Crappy Pic but here is mine
New Set up

Pinetree
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Lemmy For President

Feb 25th, 2012 06:01 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
Here's this years' version.

Here.

kbraker

findlay ohio

Mar 2nd, 2012 02:11 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
my first and only collection of pedals. g&l asat tribute =>pedals=> line 6 amp.@ home is a traynor ycv blue
for church playing

LeftyMeister
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Buckeye Country, USA

Motorcycles, Guitars, and Golf
Mar 3rd, 2012 06:58 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search Topic
Here's my re-do from this weekend. I built a platform for the back pedals to elevate them.
2012 Edition

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