Let's see your PEDAL BOARD!

[Haki]

...doesn't perhaps look that much, compared to some other monstrosities, but believe me, I do A HELL OF A LOT of different things with this setup.

Understatement of the year? You can blow up Finland with that board.

...and then comes the McSpunckle fx And aardvark and the Br00tlz MiniGnome...

You don't want a full deluxe version? If you tidy up those cables a bit you could cram it in there.

[Bassus Sanguinis]

...doesn't perhaps look that much, compared to some other monstrosities, but believe me, I do A HELL OF A LOT of different things with this setup.

Understatement of the year? You can blow up Finland with that board.

...and then comes the McSpunckle fx And aardvark and the Br00tlz MiniGnome...

You don't want a full deluxe version? If you tidy up those cables a bit you could cram it in there.

IF FINLAND IS BLOWN AWAY TODAY IT'S BECAUSE OF THE FIRST FUZZIFER SHOW.

There sure is still more room in there, have to buy a cable set and tidy up the mess AND later the Boss looper/sampler might end up going into my amp fx loop with the TSR-12. I really like the possibilities they both give me but neither of them likes my pedalboard signal level. No wonder, really.

The McSpunckle fx pedals are already in Finland, haven't just got the time to go to the Helsinki-Vantaa Airport Customs pot office. Wanted to rock teh br00tz but no can do The DLX VTF is definitely on my want list but had to start from somewhere. So I sold a vint. Schaller fuzz for the McSpunckle fx And aardvark and the Br00tlz MiniGnome.

[Eric!]

I wish America had a

pot office.

[Bassus Sanguinis]

I wish America had a

pot office.

[modernage]

Still pretty much this.

Love it!

[trad3mark]

I don't have pics of my guitar right now (my room is really messy after spending 4 days making architectural models, and i'm moving out in a week), but it's a Peavey EXP, with the neck pickup removed, and the bridge pickup replaced with a GFS Crunchy Rail. The amp is a Vox AD30VT, and this is my board:



It's not all connected up, cos i've to get a new power supply, but it's something like this:
Input > Line 6 Constrictor > Digitech Whammy > ohnoho Blowing Up > eighty seven percent Issue 3.3 > eighty seven percent Issue 3.3 > Marshall Jackhammer > eighty seven percent Cannon (White Face Version) > EHX Big Muff > eighty seven percent Cannon (Red Face Version) > eighty seven percent Death Ray > eighty seven percent Snap to Grid + Behringer FX600 > Korg MiniKP > Amp

all the eighty seven percent stuff is all pedals i've built. The Issue 3.3 is a clean boost (I use 2 to go from boost > drive), and the two cannons are based on the big muff, but heavily modified, and running on germaniums. The White face version is dirtier, with 2 ge transistors, and 2 silicon ones, whereas the Red Face one is all germanium. Snap to Grid is a feedback loop.

[nieh]

Haven't posted here in a while. Heres my small board.

Strat > Memory Toy > Logan 5 > Arc Flash > Crush Fuzz > Homemade gated Fuzz > Jet City JCA20

[nieh]

Still pretty much this.

What are those two pedals in the front? I'm guessing the one on the right is a SHO?

[bigchiefbc]

Whoa, that looks exactly like my old AB-Synth. Did you buy that off me, Bassus, or off of someone else? I don't even remember who I sold it to.

I bought it from You, with the DE Soda Meiser (in 2009 when You needed the cash for the MoogerFooger). Says #23 in the side. 1/3 of this finish, one of the first custom XS size AB-Synths.

Ah, yes, I remember now. And that Moogerfooger became my DE Improbability Drive, which became my Sonic Alienator. Man, the lineage of my pedals is such a tangled web

[mathias]

Ah, yes, I remember now. And that Moogerfooger became my DE Improbability Drive, which became my Sonic Alienator. Man, the lineage of my pedals is such a tangled web

I know the feeling. I was cleaning out my PMs and realized I traded my BIT to Gunnar Recall for a VFM, then I traded the VFM to Giant_Robot as part of the deal for my EQD pedals. And that's just one pedal and its lineage.. traded quite a few things over the years since I started playing boutique gear, though I've kept most of it rather than selling/trading.

[modernage]

Ah, yes, I remember now. And that Moogerfooger became my DE Improbability Drive, which became my Sonic Alienator. Man, the lineage of my pedals is such a tangled web

I know the feeling. I was cleaning out my PMs and realized I traded my BIT to Gunnar Recall for a VFM, then I traded the VFM to Giant_Robot as part of the deal for my EQD pedals. And that's just one pedal and its lineage.. traded quite a few things over the years since I started playing boutique gear, though I've kept most of it rather than selling/trading.

Hitting a little too close to home there....
Here's a little peek into my life:
Legend: "->" = a trade went down

Zvex Box of Metal off Ebay -> Zvex Ooh Wah II -> Moog Murf -> Dr Scientist Cleanness and RRminiR

Dr Scientist Cleanness -> my PaulC Timmy
Dr Scientist RRminiR -> ProCo Rat2 + $$$

Rat2 + Dano CC Fuzz -> EQD Sound Shank
$$$ -> probably used it to buy my Geiger Counter

[Eric!]

There are SO MANY WEBS over the past couple years...

Here's an example!
$$$ -> PP2+ from ebay -> RRminiR -> PitchFactor -> $$$

[Teej212]

I don't have pics of my guitar right now (my room is really messy after spending 4 days making architectural models, and i'm moving out in a week), but it's a Peavey EXP, with the neck pickup removed, and the bridge pickup replaced with a GFS Crunchy Rail. The amp is a Vox AD30VT, and this is my board:



It's not all connected up, cos i've to get a new power supply, but it's something like this:
Input > Line 6 Constrictor > Digitech Whammy > ohnoho Blowing Up > eighty seven percent Issue 3.3 > eighty seven percent Issue 3.3 > Marshall Jackhammer > eighty seven percent Cannon (White Face Version) > EHX Big Muff > eighty seven percent Cannon (Red Face Version) > eighty seven percent Death Ray > eighty seven percent Snap to Grid + Behringer FX600 > Korg MiniKP > Amp

all the eighty seven percent stuff is all pedals i've built. The Issue 3.3 is a clean boost (I use 2 to go from boost > drive), and the two cannons are based on the big muff, but heavily modified, and running on germaniums. The White face version is dirtier, with 2 ge transistors, and 2 silicon ones, whereas the Red Face one is all germanium. Snap to Grid is a feedback loop.

about time i see you over here!

[warwick.hoy]

Still pretty much this.

I like this setup even though I'm not a big M9/M13 lover. What are the two pedals on the bottom for? Bypass? Blend? ????

[Eric!]

I ...think you should put that M9 in a feedback looper