Let's See Your Pedalboard!

[zhivago]

 

[akstrat61]

My new board layout!:jim

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[jerns]

Haven't posted in ages so here's my current board.

 

[Michael Patrick]

Not quite current - the Sunface has been swapped for a Mojo Hand Huckleberry V2 and the Flashback for a Digitech Digidelay.

And as usual on my boards, all the cords are neatly run and hidden, and the pedals are at perfect right angles...

 

[city sirens]

Update since last pic:

 

[BurstWurst]

Here's the latest incarnation of my board. Kinda funny how it is now about twice as big and heavy as my gigging amp, a Goodsell Super-seventeen. I built a multi-conductor cable, with a 7 pin XLR that carries DC power from a power supply back with the amp and two outputs from the board to the amp. So, I just pull this cable out of the back of my amp, plug into the board (top-right) and make music. Was concerned I'd have hum trouble with power going down the same cable as output signals, but, it's never cause a moment's problem. All this is in an SKB case that has a multi-guitar stand in it's top. Has a wired input or wireless. The Timmys and Dynacomp are ahead of the Looper, everything else accessed through the looper. A FORTUNE in George Ls on this thing, but, well worth it. Was surprised at how well the little Line6 wireless has worked for me. A bit heavy to lug around, but, it keeps all my stuff in one place.

 

[S. Cane]

Here's mine. I also use an Original Crybaby, it goes outside.

 

[gibsonguitar1988]

 

[tonar8353]

Here's my stage rig which drives a Super Reverb and a Leslie that are isolated off stage to eliminate singer and sound man wining levels.

 

[les strat]

 

[J T]

Refined, cut, cut, and cut to this:

Tech 21 Blonde Deluxe, Keeley Nocturner Reverb No 0002.

 

[Texas Blues]

That Blonde Deluxe is way cool.

Have you run it straight into the PA and how'd you dig it?

 

[J T]

Yup. That can be powered by 48v Phantom. You just have to tell the sound guy. After he scratches his head and says alright, it lights up. Just kind sorta like a DI. I can run a 20' xlr since it's balanced (actually I believe xlr can go 6000' without signal loss but who does that?) Then I just power the reverb pedal. 9v or battery for that. Done.

So that stuff weighs about two pounds and goes into a small shoulder bag.

I have six settings on that from tweed to twin. I control the volume at the guitar. It can get as much volume as the pa can put out. That is mucho.

The only thing I can say is that hot pickups can cause a slight, very slight, compression on hard picking. I notice it but I don't think any one else does. If they have they never said so.

 

[Texas Blues]

Thats a cool 'thang showin' up to the gig with just a guitar and a pedal or two.

Gotta' leave 'em scratchin' their noggin wonderin' where the hell the amplificador is.

And most ironic thang is that I'm a tube snob out the ying yang and thoroughly opposed to fakery and witchcraft in live music situations.

I'm also a dadgum hypocrite.

I've been messin' with that TC Ditto 'thang.

It makes me feel dirty and talentless right down to DJ/Karaoke level.

But that Blonde!!!

They fo' sho' named it right.

Who doesn't love a hot blonde?

 

[gibsonguitar1988]

 

[city sirens]

Update since last pic, with new Telonics volume pedal

 

[redisburning]

I recently went to a big board. I did pull the OCD for a Prince of Tone, though

New Pedalboard by P M, on Flickr

 

[Classic]

My board has been through a few iterations but the main core has remained the same. A few new pedals have become key linch pins.

 

[Michael Patrick]

This is the board I used last weekend with my Motorhead tribute band:

 

[rul8agn]