Acoustic Pedalboards - Post yours!!

[ccouch7]

Originally Posted by Groberts

Super cool! How do you power the pedals? Do they still need external power bricks or will the HX run on pedal power supply?

Thanks! Just using the stock power supply for the HXFX and a One Spot
for the Tuner, Vintage Microtubes (for bass) and the led lights.
Both plugged in to short modified extension cord then into a IEC? socket.

Here's a shot of under the board.-

[Groberts]

Originally Posted by ccouch7

Thanks! Just using the stock power supply for the HXFX and a One Spot
for the Tuner, Vintage Microtubes (for bass) and the led lights.
Both plugged in to short modified extension cord then into a IEC? socket.

Here's a shot of under the board.-

Very clever! So you still only have to plug in one IEC AC cable. Brilliant! Nicely done.

[raduray]

Here's my very basic pedalboard. ToneDexter and Boss RC-20XL Looper. Powered by wall warts connected to the attached power strip, which is also used to power my LoudBox Mini.

[ccouch7]

Originally Posted by Groberts

Very clever! So you still only have to plug in one IEC AC cable. Brilliant! Nicely done.

Thank you sir!

[drew b]

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This was mine. It was great, but I replaced the Bagg’s session DI with a Fishman Tonedeq. With the M80 pickups I’ve been using, I needed more EQ to roll off treble that can be harsh from the M80’s through PA’s. I’ll post a picture of the new board when I get a chance.

[drew b]

Here’s the new one. The Tonedeq has delay and chorus, so those pedals could come off to make room.

[drew b]

Originally Posted by drew b

Here’s the new one. The Tonedeq has delay and chorus, so those pedals could come off to make room.

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Whoops, let’s try that again!

[dcopper]

I looked at the ToneDeq and thought it was a really good one stop option. There is not a lot of control on the effects but with acoustic, most players use effects gently anyway. Looks good!

[Daniel Grenier]

Here is my basic acoustic pedal board. It is centered around the Play Acoustic and has a ADI21 preamp, Bumper guitar selector, JamMan looper and TCH footswitch for the Play Acoustic's guitar effects. The ISO 5 will be mounted under. The board itself is an inexpensive Donner DB-5 I just got today. Comes with a carry bag, velcro and a few patch cords. I will plug everything in and secure once I'm ok with placement. Nothing fancy, but should work for me.

[drew b]

Looks good Daniel.

Thanks dcopper. The Tonedeq would be stand-alone, and I could take it off and use it by itself if space were an issue. The only real reason I have it on the board is because you can’t use the delay and reverb together. I’m pickier about reverb through acoustics, so I decided to use the delay on the Tonedeq and run reverb through the HOF. The bodyrez is just for “that extra 10 percent”-but I like it a lot.

Drew

[DenverSteve]

The page turner is added to be bottom right when unloaded. Mic stand inserts in the center of the board.

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[Photojeep]

Originally Posted by chevymopar

Do you still like the ad10?

Sorry but I didn't come back to this are of the forum for a while.

Yes, I still like the AD10. Very much in fact! I'm working on making new presets for my Martin guitars. Currently when I play different guitars at church I just use my Gibson preset but I'm looking to make customized presets for my other guitars.

But anyway, the AD-10 is everything I need! My only complaint is that I make changes so infrequently that I always have to look in the owner's manual how to save the changes! For me, I just turn it on, select my #1 preset and play. I only play out in one place (my church) so there has been no need to make any changes at all. But once I re-learn how to make the changes I want for my Martin guitars, I will save them to different preset locations and then all I have to worry about is which guitar goes with which preset!

Best,
PJ

[The Kid!]

Once I transfer the Tonedexter IR's to the Helix, the Tonedexter will live on a Pedaltrain Nano with a Red Eye Pre. The Boomerang III will move to the bottom right, and a two button Aux switch with be between the Rang and HX Stomp.




The courtesy power receptacles are so nice to have. My whole setup plugs into one wall outlet and I have plenty of power and USB outlets to spare.

Here's the rig in action from earlier this evening.

[Akousticplyr]

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Fly Board


Mobius plug in with Ableton DAW Laptop rig

[Slothead56]

Ok...I’m officially impressed and befuddled at the same time. Some of you guys have a serious case of PF.

Pedal Fever!