well, i redid my pedal board

vladmarr

vladmarr

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i did something completely stupid. i went out to buy a pedal train pedalboard and i thought i could fit into my old pedalboard hardshell case. i put it into a similar one in the store just to make sure. so i get home and spend a few hours moving pedals around, cutting and making cables, testing pedals, you know normal stuff you do to set up a new board. anyways i finish, and decide to put the board away, well, surprise, surprise, it does not fit! adding the pedals added an extra inch and half to the height of the board and now i can't close the lid.... i forgot to take into account pedal height when i was at the store :banghead:... I can't take it back cause it was on clearance and a final sale...i know, i know epic fail! anyways here's a pic of the finished board.
 
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NICE!!! :headbang:

you need a few more dirt pedals though!!! hahaha!
 
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Looks great.....Just throw a towel over all of your pedals after you finish playing,until you figure something else out...
 
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Looks nice. How do you like the Liverpool pedal? I had one and I sent it back because I couldnt quite figure out how to dial it in. It was very strange to me.
 
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here's a rundown of the pedals
the signal goes from the generic A/b box -> Boss Tu-2->Road Rage loop switcher: chan 1:FTL drive (by our own Ratherdashing); chan 2: Luther Drive (GMD); chan3: Maxon 808; chan 4: Keeley Bd-2; chan 5: BBE mindbender; chan 6: empty-> TC electric Nova Delay->BBE sonic stomp sonic maximizer->tech 21 Liverpool-> Traynor YCV-blue.

yeah i need more dirt, lol... actually i have a Timmy on order, but that's probably going the replace the 808.
i took my Wah off the board cause there's no room and i hardly use it.

Stratdeluxer: luckily it came with those softshell carrying cases so i have something to tie me over while i figure something out...maybe i'll just build a new lid for the case
 
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B Bent: you know it took me a while, but i finally figured out how to make it work well. it really adds a bit of punch to my Traynor plus it works well when i have to go straight into a P.A system
 
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