Show Your Pedalboards (Evo) Then

Here is my stomp arsenal (over my home made Ikea pedalboard):

Bass > Boss TU-2 > EHX Bassballs > Tech21 Sansamp BDDI Programable > Boss DSD-3 > Boss CH-1 > Amp

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The delay and the chorus are from my band´s guitar player, who had ´em left in a box and let me us ´em. The CH-1 sounds really nice with my P-bass (Duff Mckagan anyone?), although I´m actually looking for a EHX Small Clone; and I´m using the delay just for the intro in our cover of Pink Floyd´s "Another Brick in the wall".

The Bassballs is the weirdest pedal I ever had, I prefer overdrives/distorsions/fuzzes, but have been always curious about de Bassballs so I bought it used, and after messing around with it few months, finally found a place and a sound that I like and it´s usable in a band, so I love it. 8:

The Sansamp has been my favorite piece of gear since I bought my first one like 6 years ago, and I upgraded to the programable version last year.

I use a 1Spot power supply to "feed" those little BASStards.

Hasta la vista, amigos.
 
Here's mine!
The Behringer was sold and replaced by a Korg Pitchblack tuner since!
 
Pedalboard update!



Loving the Neo Clone, very warm tone and easy to use.

Salud!
 
Sure, I'll play:



The big blue one off the board is a Moskova Count Bassy, a tube-driven pre/OD that's the same size as the old school EHX green muffs. They're pretty hard to find, AFAIK only a half dozen exist due to their steep price tag. I got mine in a trade - someone on Talkbass wanted my Source Audio MBPD and offered it.
 
Here's my Pedaltrain Mini.

Phaser, Enveloper, Octaver, Compressor and a tunder. Integrated powersupply and daisy chain,
 
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My board-finally set up!
In order:
1)Dunlop bass wah
2) Boss ODB-3- set for snarling filth
3)Boss GEB-7- top boost
4)MXR blowtorch, light drive for a little grit on some songs, left on for whole songs
5) cheep and crappy delay
6) Korg DT-10 tuner
FS controls the amp a) eq on-used for a low boost/high cut
b) effects loop-use it when i need multiple effects so i don't need to tapdance.

The 9V's are powered off a Godlyke powerall, probably going to DC brick so i can get the 18V MXR in on the action. maybe a synth or dynamic wah will be next
 
Made some changes to my pedal board set up over the past couple months. Ended up going the EBS route and I've been very happy with them.
 
Your POG also seems to have left the building. Lovely effect. I have one but use it very very rarely.
 
Here's mine as is atm.



I know the Metalzone MT2 is a guitar pedal but it has an excellent EQ for midrange and a good bass boost. VERY usable for bassguitar.
 
a new addition. added a badger schism! love that thing.

and a small board that connects to the schism.
 
DiMarco said:
Your POG also seems to have left the building. Lovely effect. I have one but use it very very rarely.
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It did. Was a great sounding effect but rarely used as well. Sold it to a guitarist friend and in turn picked up the EBS BassIQ. :) I was going through a pedal tryout out phase. Happy with the current lineup so far.
 
Been a while since I lost popped in here and my board has seen many changes.





I also see some familiar boards on here. Kudos lads. The Akai Headrush is definitely on my radar for looping functions.
 
How do you like the soundblox pedals James? They seem like great state-of-the-art pedals on youtube.
 
I like the Soundblox a lot. the Multiwave Distortion provides me with some clean boost and EQ,...some "normal" distortions and some more synthed out the distortions. I'm really psyched on the Bass Envelope Filter. Seriously no bad sounds on it and that's hard to do with filters. I'd love to get the BEF Pro but I'm low on real estate on my pedalboard.

I've seen some gripes about the plastic cases on the interwebs but they are actually quite well built. I've been stomping on my MWBD Pro for about a year now with no issues. There are some features I have yet to utilize on the MWBD Pro such as the noise gate; but I'm looking forward to diving in when I get the time.

Source Audio is a great company too,...they stand behind their product and really seem to care about their customer base.
 
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