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Did some experimenting, moved some things around, and now I've got this.

Guitar —> Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner —> MXR Micro Amp —> Way Huge Green Rhino overdrive —> Way Huge Red Llama overdrive —> Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble —> Amp

You may ask: Where's the Janglebox? I'm glad you (didn't) asked. For about 5 years, I played with my Janglebox, but at jam sessions and bigger rooms, I discovered that just the amp on it's own had enough compression and chime to render my Janglebox useless. It was replaced today by the Micro Amp. I'm still holding onto the Janglebox because it took me about two years after discovering that brand to get a hold of one.

You have plenty of room left for another Way Huge pedal, Jake.

Time to get a board: Edwards Light Beam Volume Pedal + Keeley Bassist + Tech 21 VT + Tech 21 Boost/Fuzz + Holy Grail Plus Reverb = LOTS OF FUN!

Thought it was time I sorted out my pedalbaord - there's some lovely gear out there for bass players these days!
Ash

Pretty slim at the moment, but huge sounds with this pair and a channel switcher!

Those are two great pedals Erik! I was thinking of looking at some Strymon stuff for my guitar set-up.

Ash

Ashgray wrote:Those are two great pedals Erik! I was thinking of looking at some Strymon stuff for my guitar set-up.

Ash

Love my Flint!

This is more than my pedal board. It is actually my entire rig: From left to right: Mixer, Line 6 Pod X3, Line 6 Bass Pod XT

Ashgray wrote:Those are two great pedals Erik! I was thinking of looking at some Strymon stuff for my guitar set-up.

They're really great, and unlike a lot of "boutique" pedals I feel like you really get what you pay for. The El Capistan and BlueSky are both powered by dedicated SHARC DSP's with some seriously impressive engineering under the hood and each one is capable of producing a huge range of sounds.

Catalinbread and Keeley are both knocking out of the park with their new pedals.

Another up and comer - Digitech.

All worth checking out - many new effect offerings, and variations on classic and OBSCURE tone makers.

I can't resist that stuff......

Just put together a new guitar board (as opposed to a bass board):
Ash

You need more Strymon pedals!

I thought so too, Jeffrey...
Ash

Ashgray wrote:I thought so too, Jeffrey...

Strymon board1.jpg

Ash

Is that for real? Are they all actually yours? Or borrowed for this photo? If the former, I have a LOT of catching up to do!

I live that all the connections are on the rear of the boxes making the pedal board very neat looking.

Yep, all mine Jeffrey. Not only do the rear connections make the board really neat, but you can also get more pedals on the same board as you don't need to allow sapce for jack plugs.

Ash