Let's see those pedalboards!

[fuzzbuzzfuzz]

I hate to see this forum section empty, so let's kick it off with our pedalboards.

Here's my main board, mainly used for occasional reunions of my '80s new-wavey frat-party-and-bar band.


Augmented for my 40th high school reunion. The circa '77 cock-rock required a wah pedal (Foghat's "I Just Want To Make Love To You") and talkbox (Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion" and Joe Walsh's "Rocky Mountain Way".) Vox MV50 powers the talkbox.

Very smart. Big pad vintage BOSS stompers on the front row - nice

[Dirk]

Santa's going to be busy this year with a bigger pedal board and decent patch cables right?

Haha, just to feed more clutter and mess.

[Kulten]

I wrote about my pedalboard :

One of the SYB-3 is set for Fuzz, on Mode 8, along with the FB-2 as an Eq.

So this is the bass alone, then with SYB-3 Mode 8 plus FB-2 :

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ubyk0q3us74pl ... 2.mp3?dl=0

[Dirk]

That sounds nice and synthy!

[Kulten]

Thanks.

[Kulten]

Here is, as of today, the bass board:

Well, simple and efficient.

[Kulten]

After several edit and hesitations, I changed the pedalboard photo in my previous post Page 1.

I think I finaly found what is the most efficient for me and my bass guitar.

[Guga Ramone]

Here's my pedalboard:



TU-2 = Good enough for everything I need to tune.
ODB-3 = Bashed a lot but when set correctly, it slices through the mix. It took me sometime to find my sound, but I'm really enjoying it.
Sansamp BDDI = Always on pedal. Gotta love this thing!

[Kulten]

Nice !

[visserman]

This is from last Monday night, in the middle of connecting pedals up while bass player took a pic.
You see three delay pedals: The DD6, DD7 and the Digitech PDS, all of them contain loops which get connected to two amps each. For the whole set-up I use 5 amps for sake of clarity. Will look into using mixer instead of amps, in future will look into using analogue preamps going through mixer.

The PS5 is mainly used for one octave up, gives kind of synth sound, but use if for other stuff as well.

The Sans gets used mainly as "advanced" EQ as I create lots of layers and mimick drum sounds and other percussive things. Basically try to get a full band sound with only a handful of people. It is really hard and depends on the moment, especially during sessions and gigs. Room sound is very important.
All in all a lot of fun!!