Lets see those pedal boards you are using right now.

[guitarSQUIRELL]

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I do the same, but with a POD HD400, a Digitech RPx400, a compressor, and a boost. The thing that sucks is setting it up and tearing it down... pedal boards just aren't made to hold multi-effects processors. I started thinking that maybe I could come up with a way to make one, but my skills at building/finishing things are pretty weak (ie: lousy). :dunno:

I was at work a couple of weeks ago and got the idea that I could modify a small pallet to meet my needs, and this is what I came up with:
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And here it is with my pedals:
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The great thing (for me) is that, since it looks like a pallet, nobody notices that it has uneven cuts and rough edges... it's supposed to be ugly! I strapped them all down with some zip ties and now, instead of it being in pieces and having to spend time putting it together, I can just carry it with the handle inside the back, plug in the power, run a line to the amp, plug in the guitar and I'm ready!

I am actually building a board out of a pallet as well as we speak.

 

[guitarSQUIRELL]

Re: Lets see those pedal boards you are using right now.

I do the same, but with a POD HD400, a Digitech RPx400, a compressor, and a boost. The thing that sucks is setting it up and tearing it down... pedal boards just aren't made to hold multi-effects processors. I started thinking that maybe I could come up with a way to make one, but my skills at building/finishing things are pretty weak (ie: lousy). :dunno:

I was at work a couple of weeks ago and got the idea that I could modify a small pallet to meet my needs, and this is what I came up with:
View attachment 67940

And here it is with my pedals:
View attachment 67941

The great thing (for me) is that, since it looks like a pallet, nobody notices that it has uneven cuts and rough edges... it's supposed to be ugly! I strapped them all down with some zip ties and now, instead of it being in pieces and having to spend time putting it together, I can just carry it with the handle inside the back, plug in the power, run a line to the amp, plug in the guitar and I'm ready!

Im better at drawing them out on paper than I am on building them too....Youre not the only one lol...

 

[d1dsj]

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Main board


Mini board

 

[Harvesterofsorrow]

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Sent from my SM-N900W8 using Tapatalk

 

[Rich_S]

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And now.... Rich's Pedalboard, Version Infinity+2, in which the totally awesome Dyna Comp replaces the DIY Fuzzrite clone.




Also, Rich's Other Pedalboard, Version 1, for playing surf/instro music at home for fun.

 

[some_dude]

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[Johnny the Kid]

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Is that two different wah pedals? Or is the Fulltone something else?

 

[Hoss]

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[Gone_Shootin]

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Not entirely sure if I want to keep it. I like it, but........

 

[some_dude]

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Is that two different wah pedals? Or is the Fulltone something else?

Deja'Vibe

 

[Lecio93]

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My pedalboard!

 

[NecroPolo]

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My 2015 touring doormat (half of it actually) rig with preamp, FX + utility pedals and power amp:

It serves 7 different bands onstage with 4 different tunings using 3 guitars that are all tuned to standard E / drop-D and EXL125 009 hybrid strings. May God bless the DigiDrop.

 

[GuitarFanatic]

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My board. Guess the signal chain.

Guitars i use: 2002 Epi Goth SG with SD Fullshred and JB, left handed strat copy converted to right handed.
Pedals: Line 6 POD XT Live (for recording) a pedalboard consisting of a Boss TU-3, GE-7, SD-1, Vox V847-A wah, some ****ty phaser and a Boss Tera Echo, and a Boss Super Chorus, plus a Danelectro FT Fuzz.
Amps: Peavey Studio Pro 110 (broken) Behringer VT-250FX (working.)

 

[guitarSQUIRELL]

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My pedalboard!

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How do you like the JOYO power supply and the effects looper.....

 

[GAS-a-holic]

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Main board


Mini board

Bang tidy work! Well done!

Waiting on an NPD this afternoon - will post the new board tonight.

 

[JollyRoger523]

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Here's mine I've been working on. I've had this idea in my head for a while. It's similar to the other tiered boards that a few here have built.

Power supply and patch box mounted underneath.

Internal view of patch box. Simple - In Out Send Return.

Still gotta add the pedals and make a few more patch cables.

 

[marcboomer]

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Anybody tried Seymour Duncan pedals?

 

[Lecio93]

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How do you like the JOYO power supply and the effects looper.....

They work great, Joyo produces affordable but awesome products

 

[Demanic]

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I run my pedals commando.

or this:

 

[GudrunB]

Lets see those pedal boards you are using right now.

Polytune, MXR Smartgate, HBE wah and a HBE Psilocybe. The Ibanez LF7 and HBE mimic mock II are in the loop. All I need for a live gig. I've got more toys to fool around with in the studio