My first pedalboard - almost complete

[AniML]

As a home-hobby player, I've always just had my pedals on the floor, but finally decided to get organized with the help of a couple of my favorite guys..

 

[Securb]

Looks like a nice setup. I can't see all the pedals what do you have on there?

 

[AniML]

Keeley comp ->Wampler Pinnacle -> Echoplex pre -> Micro flanger -> phase 90 script -> echoplex delay -> Hardwire Rv7 (to be replaced) -> Rc5 looper

 

[Mincer]

I use a Temple board too, but not their pedal plates. I use dual lock to hold the pedals- the pedal plate glue doesn't hold up in the Florida heat.

 

[Chistopher]

Is the P90 one of the handwired ones?

 

[AniML]

Is the P90 one of the handwired ones?

No its just the regular production

 

[beaubrummels]

Pedal path reads like an EVH recipe. Rock on. :headbang:

 

[maug2122]

I use a Temple board too, but not their pedal plates. I use dual lock to hold the pedals- the pedal plate glue doesn't hold up in the Florida heat.

It has to be due to the heat and legendary Florida humidity .

 

[Mincer]

It has to be due to the heat and legendary Florida humidity .

Yeah, glue doesn't last long here.

 

[maug2122]

I lived in Central Texas once, it's bad there too.

 

[Mincer]

It is never the velcro, or pedal plate that fails, it is always the glue. It is a mess to clean up as well. Dual Lock uses a much stronger glue that doesn't melt generally. I am digging my Temple Audio board, though. I like them better than Pedal Train-style boards.

 

[AniML]

It is never the velcro, or pedal plate that fails, it is always the glue. It is a mess to clean up as well. Dual Lock uses a much stronger glue that doesn't melt generally. I am digging my Temple Audio board, though. I like them better than Pedal Train-style boards.

As I said in my OP, I am a pedalboard noob.. but when I looked at some Pedaltrains, I was very unimpressed. There seems no practical way to attach pedals without velcro / dual lock to the PT rails. It came down to the Temple or the GC/MF Livewire house brand simply because I do not want to apply adhesive to my pedals and they seemed the most flexible to work with with zip ties. I am very happy with the Temple

 

[Blille]

Hardwire Rv7 (to be replaced)

The RV7 is fairly sought after, particularly by shoegazers. Replacing it is fine, obviously, but, if you can afford it, put it in a drawer instead of flipping it in case you miss it later.

 

[AniML]

The RV7 is fairly sought after, particularly by shoegazers. Replacing it is fine, obviously, but, if you can afford it, put it in a drawer instead of flipping it in case you miss it later.

Yeah, the main reason I am considering pulling it from the board is the LED died and just not worth my time to get another and try to fix. I know its a hard to find /desirable pedal but not sure it does anything purposeful that a Boss RV6 can't do.

 

[Aceman]

-> Hardwire Rv7 (to be replaced) ->

Why TF on god's green ears would you want to do THAT???

I'll take it off your hands for fiddy bucks though, because friends do that sort of thing...

 

[Aceman]

Yeah, the main reason I am considering pulling it from the board is the LED died and just not worth my time to get another and try to fix. I know its a hard to find /desirable pedal but not sure it does anything purposeful that a Boss RV6 can't do.

It uses Lexicon Reverb algorithms, for one thing.

 

[Blille]

Why TF on god's green ears would you want to do THAT???

I'll take it off your hands for fiddy bucks though, because friends do that sort of thing...

Hey, get in line. I was here first and I have a Led ready to go lol

 

[Aceman]

Really could use a better pic. When you are ready...consider the "Let's REVIEW your pedal board" thread.

 

[AniML]

Really could use a better pic. When you are ready...consider the "Let's REVIEW your pedal board" thread.

It's already changing / evolving a bit, but will do when I get there..

Funny thing about the LED, I had boxes of all that stuff before I moved from NY to FL ~5yrs ago, but dumped it all. But now to dig into the pedal to figure what LED I need, source it (probably min 20 pieces) possibly with correct resistor (min 100 pieces). I just don't have the patience or passion any more

 

[jeremy]

if you know what you need, i wouldnt surprised if someone here had it for ya