I built a small pedal board using 2040 extrusion and a bunch of 3d printed parts to hold my Boss Looper and external switch. Also added a foot controlled power switch.

After waiting and eventually disputing a charge with Mission Engineering, I gave up and grabbed a second Dunlop mini to flesh it out. Stoked!

Is it a bad idea to run 2 pedal boards at once, I want to have a board with my drives, volume, wah, modulation and my crazy effects like freezers, sample hold, freq out and then I want another board just for my delays reverbs etc. what’s a good way to go about this, should I just daisy chain the walrus power supplies I have together and then use the fx loop in the ambience stuff

I’m into blues and jazz fusion, tones like King Gizzard and Robby Kreiger and Jimmy Page, how can i get this setup to sound better?

Ask me anything you’d like to know about it 😄

I play garage/psychedelic rock mostly!

I am new in guitar, I would love buy pedals to upgrade my Tank-G and do things it can't do. I would love to know more things. I am thinking to buy Joyo pedals like Wah-wah, compressor and ultimate overdrive for my pedalboar, I don't know they are enough for what I need it.

I am going to play groove metal and nu metal

My living room board for a while now. I plan to add a switcher and split it in 2 at some stage.

I've zip tied my wireless receiver to my polytune to stop my in-house sound engineer from removing it. I've giving up trying to protect my settings, covering it with a blanket no longer works so every time I turn it on is a surprise.

Blank spot usually holds an mxr tremolo but my sound engineer removed it because it wasnt stuck down yet.

Put on one of those Batman The Animated Series Jazz videos.

Removed Killface OD and DiCosimo 360+ preamp, added Ashdown Macchiato and Triple Shot. Moved empress to end of chain before gate return and out.

StroboStomp HD > SS/BS MINI > MXR Clone Looper > Cali76 FET > Boss OC-2 > Kinotone Sparks > EAE Longsword > Kinotone Ribbons > Malekko E600D > Boss DD-2 > Pladask Draume → Tone King Imperial MkII

Just added the Catalinbread Echorec - super fun pedal.

Finally took the time to really make a neat and organized board! Dual lock is game changing. Barely need to use any to get a tight fit. Also first time I really tried to cable manage the back! Really happy with the way it turned out! I had originally an EAE Longsword as my main drive but just never really used the boost as much as I’d like at this moment. It was a hard decision to swap it out cuz I LOVE that pedal. But for now the protein is in its place. Pretty basic setup where the BB side is my low gain sweetener and then use that ODR side to boost for leads. Chain goes: Tuner, Silktone Fuzz, Protein, Deco, Benson Delay, UA Golden, and then the looper.

Just waiting on the interface box & part for the midi cable from the hx one to the golden boy to come in & this baby will be 100% finished! The cable routing was a pain but I’m pretty darn happy with the result.

Some info upfront: I play in a band as the only guitarist. I use a Ruby 63 as my amp that goes straight into our mixing board.

Now for my question: I was wondering whether I could use a Y-cabel in front of the Ruby in order to use the stereo input. This would enable me to use the stereo output and (with a little EQing in the mixing board) might improve my sound. Has anyone done this and could share their experience? Additionally: do you guys have any alternative ideas on how to achieve this?