Show your pedalboard!
- Thread starter John Beef
- Start date
I have moved away from single pedals and just use a TC Electronic Nova System. The only pedal left is a Keeley DS1 infront of the NS, used when I really want to go crazy with gain... 
This goes in to a Laney LC15 (2 x EL84's) that has moved from its 1x10'' housing into a 2x12''
This goes in to a Laney LC15 (2 x EL84's) that has moved from its 1x10'' housing into a 2x12''
iahawk36
Prince of Paisley
My humble submission...
andy474x
Knows the Drill
This is my most recent revision of my board, but in all honesty I'd like to put together a smaller one just for ease of transport. Probably just one drive pedal, delay, wah, tuner, and reverb. Anyways, this one has it all, with some fun stuff running in the effects loop of my amp - got a 4 cable setup on the noise clamp, and a Line Selector set up with a volume boost and delay and chorus in the pedal's loop, so I can get all that stuff for a solo boost with one tap.
Mikegarveyblues
Cream Crackered
Some great looking boards here!
I'll have to get my new cam out and see what it's capable of.
I'll have to get my new cam out and see what it's capable of.
Mike Duncan
DGT Player
Got a Timmy in place of the PlimSoul...
My humble submission...
Humble?! You got the ultimate delay and mod pedal in existence on there! Great board Andy.
I like the light weight factor of the board itself and all the cabling zipped up below. I've got the ATA version of the pro so the case makes it a bear - lucky it's got wheels! I've had tier boards as well, but I like the angle while I'm playing shows.
jfb
Plank Owner
My humble submission...
Great looking board.
Got a Timmy in place of the PlimSoul...
Really cool idea. I like the board material and the cables ties.
Em7
deus ex machina
Is anyone using a BBE Supa-Charger with a Pedaltrain board? There are people who claim that the Supa-Charger is a drop-in replacement for the Pedal Power 2 (PP2). However, my Supa-Charger is too big to fit in the mounting space below the board. The IEC 320 C14 power cord inlet is mounted on the outside of the case on the Supa-Charger; therefore, it adds to the depth of the power supply. BBE states that the Supa-Charger is 3.5" deep, but it's deep actually 3.6" deep (the PP2 is 3.4" deep). The mounting space under the board is slightly less than 3.5". I am currently looking for an IEC 320 C14 inlet that has 28.5mm x 20.5mm rear mounting dimensions, so that I can reduce the depth of the power supply without enlarging the IEC inlet opening.
Mike Duncan
DGT Player
Thanks, guys! My pedalboard is a Ikea shelf with infinite possibilities of how to arrange the pedals. I'm not a fan of Velcro. I use the nylon zip ties to hold everything down. I'm also using the Boss TU-2 to power everything else...except the OCD - it's running on 18v on a separate power supply.
Mikegarveyblues
Cream Crackered
Ha!
I thought I was being smart by using high strength Velcro. A really, really smart idea until I needed to remove a couple of pedals!
Mike Duncan
DGT Player
I love the idea of the Velcro, I just hate what it did to some of my pedals when I removed them.
Mike Duncan
DGT Player
I think this is a slightly more polished version of the above photo.
Em7
deus ex machina
Mike Duncan
DGT Player
Well, yes and no. Like my MIJ TS9 suffered the fate of having the decal on the rubber pad torn and destroyed. As did a couple vintage Boss pedals....and one of them lost some of the rubber pad. That was all just from moving the pedals on the board.
I hear you, but Goo Gone can't make it all better
I hear you, but Goo Gone can't make it all better
Mikegarveyblues
Cream Crackered
Nothing fancy or expensive on there... Slowly but surely I will upgrade some of the pedals but they do the job for now...
Pretty much built from a large slab of B&Q Plywood, couple of carpet tiles, Perspex, some rubber feet and some varnish:
Weighs a ton so i'm probably going to build a more compact one for when I start gigging again. For recording this one is fine.
Pretty much built from a large slab of B&Q Plywood, couple of carpet tiles, Perspex, some rubber feet and some varnish:
Weighs a ton so i'm probably going to build a more compact one for when I start gigging again. For recording this one is fine.
jfb
Plank Owner
This thread makes me want to build a board. I am so addicted to pedals. I've been clean for about 8 months!
sergiodeblanc
Don’t you ever cry again for the rest of your life
- Joined
- Apr 26, 2012
- Messages
- 25,701
I have never been addicted to pedals, so I'm kinda lucky. I mean I do go gaga over Mu-tron stuff and a few random pedals like my EH Micro Synth, but not enough to warrant a full on pedal board. I did however have a serious fascination with rack gear in the nineties... I was up to twenty spaces at one time in my life! Glad that s#!t is over.
jfb
Plank Owner
I'm about to build a new board. I can't take it.