New Pedal Board: Simplifying

[Rick Lewis]

Setup a BlackBird pedalboard today that I made a trade for last year. My whole goal was to simplify and go with the pedals I need.

One of my Christmas gifts was a Volto III battery pack, and I installed it today. I had played around with it in other configurations, but it sure works perfect for this board. The Volto II holds a charge an amazingly long time, and I've never exhausted it in up to 5 hours of play time. No more power cords needed!

Got some playing time on it today, and this combination sounds amazing thru the front end of my Dallas amp.

 

[Guitpicky]

Paisley

 

[bodia]

Dig!

 

[sergiodeblanc]

That looks dope! Man, I just downsized my board on a whim a few hours before rehearsal. I love not having to bring a lot of stuff.

 

[toothace]

Sweet!


Blue Paisley? Mega-winner!

 

[andy474x]

I admire your straight forward, simple style, equally as much as your use of paisley.

 

[Rick Lewis]

Several folks have mentioned the Paisley...yeah...I'm a sucker for that, too!

 

[Boogie]

That looks dope! Man, I just downsized my board on a whim a few hours before rehearsal. I love not having to bring a lot of stuff.

Amen! A single load-in trip...that’s the goal.

 

[garrett]

Nice! I have the same model board from Black Bird, except mine was a DIY kit. Don't really miss the extra pedals and I do love the easy load-in!

 

[László]

Killer!

 

[Michael D. Carter]

That's all you need if you know what tone you want, and your guitar and amp have been chosen wisely. I don't use delay and I do use a wah. Otherwise I could gig with what you have.

 

[dmatthews]

Excellent! The nice thing about battery power is that you don't worry about crappy AC cables, and it's always clean power!