Another show your pedalboard thread

[christian_t]

Originally Posted by steve_mac

Looks nice with the wood!
No offense, but was that part of a shelf from a children’s room?

[steve_mac]

No, I designed it like that and gave it to a joiner to make. I play sat on a bar stool so needed the height. I also like to rock my foot for accuracy on the looper so I made the top "grand piano ish. Add this to my fetish for neatness on stage and this was the best designe I could come up with.

[christian_t]

Actually that’s all very clever!

[YamahaGuy]

Para DI, GFS tuner, boost, echo/chorus, verb, delay. I can get a decent sound with an electric through this if I run the boost at 12 o'clock or more.

[Vancebo]

Hi, I guess I don’t know how to get a pic from the app so I will describe it.

I recently Started playing electric guitar in my church since we needed one. I ended up buying a used Line 6 Helix. After awhile, I thought what would this sound like for my acoustic. Well, awesome! I have compression, I have various types of EQ at my disposal, in fact, I have a patch set up for every style of music I play. Solo fingerstyle, strumming in a band, flatpicking in a bluegrass trio, and finger picking in a band. I also have every imaginable effect at my disposal. I have a full functioning looper and boost button for solos. Did I mention the coolest and boldest strobe tuner I have ever seen? The foot pedal is there as well for a mute feature. All for $1100 with a full padded backpack.

It’s been sucking up my time because I keep wanting to plug in and play. It’s opened up a whole new world for me.

[dcopper]

I recently purchased the HX Stomp - the little brother of the Helix. It is very compact and they actually have an acoustic guitar preset that is a good start to set up your own acoustic patch.
Like the Helix it could take a lifetime of fiddling with to find all the different available tone options. The good thing though is it is SMALL and packs all of the features of the Helix with some limitations, but has the same engine as the Helix.
I played a gig in a trio with my K&K Taylors, running into a Headway EB2 channel 1 of the preamp and then out to the HX Stomp and into 2 BOSE S1s.
Great easy tones and lots of effects options. The HX Stomp will also take IRs from the Tone Dexter but I haven’t figured out the voodoo on that yet.
The Stomp is probably overkill in a sense but I also often throw in a PRS Archtop or othe electric so it gives me lots of options.
On Channel 2 of the EB2, I run my headset Shure mic. Easy setup and great tone with minimal work.
Davidc

[dcopper]

Sorry... that is Headway EDB2!

[Photojeep]

This is what I've been using in my church for over a year now. The Boss TU3 tuner works both as a tuner and a mute, the Boss AD-10 is a beautiful multifunction box that adds resonance and boost when I need it and then the LR Baggs Align Reverb (which is a much better reverb than the AD-10's 'ambiance.')

I also own a Zoom A3 that ran into a mini HOF reverb (I'm really picky about my reverbs) into a Radial Engineering ProDi to the board.

Best,
PJ

[RockerDuck]

Mine.

[Irish Pennant]

Originally Posted by Earthworm

I'd like to see people's rigs, and knowing that pedalboards are continually evolving, I thought it time to share.

I'll start with my one man band rig.

Show my pedalboard, heck I'm suffering from PRS - Pedalboard Rearrangement Syndrome and been inflicted with it for the past few weeks. I'm not giving up, I'll get that sound I'm looking for.

[xomox]

https://ibb.co/YbF2tSh

This is my current board.

I like it simple and effective.

I use 2 pickups K&K Mini and K&K FantaStick.

[ChrisE]

Here’s mine:

[Marty C]

Originally Posted by ChrisE

Here’s mine:

I don’t even want to ask where you plug it in.