MasterKtulu
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Pedalboard I & II: Final Update (For Now…)
This is my main pedalboard (Version 3.0 Final) that I use in front of my Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III. I know it’s a bit much (Alright, a bit too much…), but I love every pedal there (Although, I use some more than others…) I convinced myself that I needed so many pedals by telling myself that since I liked to play mostly Blues, Classic Rock, Hard Rock and Heavy Metal I needed all of those pedals...
It looks pretty clean and tight considering I didn’t design it to hold as many pedals as it holds now…
This is what Version 1.0 looked liked… (Pretty good considering that for the past 15 years before I bought this all these pedals, I only played with digital multi-effects pedals…)
And this is what Version 2.0 looked like…
And this is my secondary pedalboard (Version 2.0 Final) that I use to push my Marshall JCM900 MkIII Combo. The layout is a bit weird but when I designed it, I lived in a much smaller place and I needed to be able to store it under a small table for it not to be in the way and I wanted all the cables to be permanently plugged in (As I don’t gig, my pedalboards don’t need to be portable).
Version 1.0 of this pedalboard was almost the same, except I had my MXR GT-OD where the Micro Amp is now...
Incidentally, that old Ibanez EQ is the first pedal I ever bought in the early 90s and it still works perfectly fine.
This is my main pedalboard (Version 3.0 Final) that I use in front of my Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III. I know it’s a bit much (Alright, a bit too much…), but I love every pedal there (Although, I use some more than others…) I convinced myself that I needed so many pedals by telling myself that since I liked to play mostly Blues, Classic Rock, Hard Rock and Heavy Metal I needed all of those pedals...
It looks pretty clean and tight considering I didn’t design it to hold as many pedals as it holds now…
This is what Version 1.0 looked liked… (Pretty good considering that for the past 15 years before I bought this all these pedals, I only played with digital multi-effects pedals…)
And this is what Version 2.0 looked like…
And this is my secondary pedalboard (Version 2.0 Final) that I use to push my Marshall JCM900 MkIII Combo. The layout is a bit weird but when I designed it, I lived in a much smaller place and I needed to be able to store it under a small table for it not to be in the way and I wanted all the cables to be permanently plugged in (As I don’t gig, my pedalboards don’t need to be portable).
Version 1.0 of this pedalboard was almost the same, except I had my MXR GT-OD where the Micro Amp is now...
Incidentally, that old Ibanez EQ is the first pedal I ever bought in the early 90s and it still works perfectly fine.
