Show Your Pedalboards (Evo) Then

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The latest version of my big board.
 
You have to be as agile with your feet as with your hands with a pedalboard like this!
 
Luc67 said:
You have to be as agile with your feet as with your hands with a pedalboard like this!
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I'll be the first to admit that this is a case of "because I can", but It's not that much work luckily :) Mostly just the bottom row, I leave all the pedals on the top row on, except the tuner of course. The comp, boost and Dano drive are my "base" sound and I control the delay/reverb loop with the red PSM pedal.
 
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I splashed out on the FTT Tri Chorus, it’s a bit much for my needs but I’ll never need to buy another modulation pedal I guess

Really like the SGFX Beta V (passive bass, flats, into a Solid State amp)
The SGFX Diamond Comp EQ is so good I actually sold my BCP-1 which I never thought would happen

FTT Bass Blaster , gold standard OD for me but I do want to try their Black Vehicle

2x Filters yes I only need 1 but I like them both….

Crowther Prunes and Custard
New Zealand built. Quirky. Goes amazing with other pedals particularly the old Boss OC-2 and Proton filter.

I’ve been using a Sadowsky pre for my old Fenders live since the 1990’s. The first model was belt clip and battery only!!
 
Foal30 said:
View attachment 26755I splashed out on the FTT Tri Chorus, it’s a bit much for my needs but I’ll never need to buy another modulation pedal I guess

Really like the SGFX Beta V (passive bass, flats, into a Solid State amp)
The SGFX Diamond Comp EQ is so good I actually sold my BCP-1 which I never thought would happen

FTT Bass Blaster , gold standard OD for me but I do want to try their Black Vehicle

2x Filters yes I only need 1 but I like them both….

Crowther Prunes and Custard
New Zealand built. Quirky. Goes amazing with other pedals particularly the old Boss OC-2 and Proton filter.

I’ve been using a Sadowsky pre for my old Fenders live since the 1990’s. The first model was belt clip and battery only!!
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Nice bunch of pedals I'll research a little because most are unknown to me.
 
esseff said:
What can I say... I like Boss. My first ever pedal was a Boss FW-3 that I bought brand new in 1992. Still got it and it still works. And in general I like how they sound.
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I didn't say it like something bad, in fact I think Boss pedals are simple and sound good. 👍 It's just that with so many pedals in the market today your board looks like they used to look back in the day. 😊
 
Boss have made some great gear.
I’ve been using Boss pedals since mid-late 1990’s

The old Brown Bass PQ-3B is a very useful piece of equipment, no idea why they aren’t more popular.

A guy who knows way more about such things than I was of the opinion it’s due to user error.

Obviously the Boss OC-2 is a world leader
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Free The Tone Bass EQ

This is world class if way above my skill set and needs. I think this company might make the “best” pedals
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New board, roughly same pedals :) I got a Palmer board to replace my DIY IKEA special, since I wanted something with a carrying bag. I got everything to fit, and even an aditional parametric EQ pedal. I've also replaced an Acapulco Gold clone with a DemonFX Alpha Omicron, which sounds very good with my 5 string Thumb.

It starts with the TU-3, then the JHS comp and the volume pedal. Then it goes into the two top right pedals which is my always on, basic "clean" sound, a DIY EP-booster clone and a Danelectro Cool Cat Drive (with a little bass mod).

Next is the DemonFX Alpha Omicron and the BAT Pharaoh, both in the NS-2 loop. Then the CE-5, and then the PSM-5 which is a master loop switch for the delays and reverbs, used for my droney ambient noise part.

And then the Artec para EQ and the MXR DI, which I really just keep there for the tone controls and the "Color" button, but sometimes we use the DI too.

Everything is powered by two T-Rex Fuel Tanks, one Classic and one Chameleon.

I could probably do a gig with just the tuner and the Pharaoh, but this is a heck of a lot more fun.

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