show us yours pedalboards / stacked rackmount effects

here's my recently done pedalboards (I use to call it "lunchbox")
just got the Evidence audio SIS solderless cable and an AMT for a while, it's a small and fun bass wah pedal.
It still got space for my custom 1590B DI box and TCE mini ditto...
wired series: bass >> AB Switcher >> AMT bass wah >> Ibanez PD7 OD/Dist >> Zoom MS-60B multistomp >> Buffer >> Ditto (soon) >> DI box custom (soon) >> amp/FOH





if you had any pedalboards or stacked racks effects, please share and show to us  

I'll have to take some pictures.  

BTW, great looking set-up you've got there!

the mini rig:
crown + washburn rock bottom



and the more used rig:


pedalboard is to control the behringer

Love it, Mike!   

We're doing some video tomorrow at band rehearsal, so I'll get some shots of my pedalboard to share.  

Heres my pedalboard.
Put it together pretty recently.
Its funny I never really used to be that much of a effects guy til pretty recently but I'm really loving this setup.

Signal path goes like this, bridge pickup into the Decimator, DOD Envelope Filter, Digitech Chorus, EBS Sheehan into the A return on the Boss Line Selector.
The Boss Tuner isn't really being used as a tuner (I have a rack tuner) I use it in the dirt loop of the Sheehan to turn the overdrive on/off.

Next is the neck pickup going into the Boss Flanger, Micro Pog then the B return of the Line Selector then everything is summed to one output to the EHX Cathedral Reveb then out to the amp.
I actually got the Reveb for my 12 string basses but with the fretless, if you turn on the Micro Pog with the sub octave up, turn on the chorus and the reveb and use a ebow you shake the entire house!

I used to plug the bridge pickup into the input of the Sheehan then the neck into clean loop to get somewhat of a stereo sound. It worked alright but I found I'd get some distortion (not the good kind) on the neck pick up. Now I'm using the Line Selector to do this and its waaayyy better and there is so many different ways to route effects with this method. Never been so happy with my tone!

I'm currently rebuilding. I have some distortion from a workbench overdrive and a Morley wah and that's it.

I need a PA and my Boss multi-processor went in the deal.

CRAP! I keep forgetting to get pictures of my board! DUOH!

my current bass pedalboards setup, not wiring yet, its a pedaltrain mini

Looks good!
I've got the pedaltrain nano I was using with the mono tick for my Vertigo and M80 bags.
Worked great but after awhile I wanted a pedalboard with all my pedals wired up and ready to go.
Considering getting another EBS Sheehan and LS-2 for my nano for when I don't feel like lugging the big board.
Those my two essential pedals.

Curious to hear the sounds you get with that board Spyder.

Alexander wrote:

Curious to hear the sounds you get with that board Spyder.

I use the microbassII and the keeley comp mostly all the time, since most of my gigs either acoustic/unplugged session or church services
I use the zoom b3 for some modulation, delay,and sometime looper, maybe i'll swap the boss pq3b with some darkglass, B3k seems fit the space!

funny that I posted my rig a year ago, and it has not changed except for the power amp is no longer a Crown, it is a Peavy IPR.

i sold my carvin BX. im playing thru my 1983 Peavey MarkIII again. furreal ... 900 less watts and sounds 50% better. best sounding solid state amplifier i've ever played.