moltisanti
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here's my current board, very simple but does what I need it to do, all going into an Electra Dyne head and two 1x12 cabs
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Drew
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I debated about long and hard about the cabling to use and what connectors and the power supply and the routing of the signal and then contemplated sending it all to Dave Friedman and having him wire it up. But I decided to just tackle it myself... 
Gainzilla
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Drew":15jun2ix said:I debated about long and hard about the cabling to use and what connectors and the power supply and the routing of the signal and then contemplated sending it all sending to Dave Friedman and having him wire it up. But I decided to just tackle it myself...
LMAO!!!
fluff191
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BOZZY
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Phrygian
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My boards. I've come close to pulling the trigger on a Trailer Trash board, and most likely will one day, but for now my money's tied up.
Chris6870
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Here's mine.Pretty simple.
Steve Mavronis
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Finally completed populating my Pedaltrain Mini that I got for Christmas! It's my first ever pedal board. I got the last two new pedals on the left just this New Year weekend at great sale prices! The RC-3 is shown offset here thinking I'd plug my Boss FS-6 dual foot pedal into the extra jacks. The photo was taken right after I added the looper to the board. I've since spaced all the pedals evenly because it looks nicer to me and don't really need the FS-6 feature.
moltisanti
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Lots of carbon copy and EVH phase 90s, these are my two must haves
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Drew
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Steve Mavronis":33lwyyu5 said:Finally completed populating my Pedaltrain Mini that I got for Christmas! It's my first ever pedal board. I got the last two new pedals on the left just this New Year weekend at great sale prices! The RC-3 is shown offset here thinking I'd plug my Boss FS-6 dual foot pedal into the extra jacks. The photo was taken right after I added the looper to the board. I've since spaced all the pedals evenly because it looks nicer to me and don't really need the FS-6 feature.
I like it. Nice and small and tidy!
Gutmann
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Steve Mavronis":36e22gti said:Finally completed populating my Pedaltrain Mini that I got for Christmas! It's my first ever pedal board. I got the last two new pedals on the left just this New Year weekend at great sale prices! The RC-3 is shown offset here thinking I'd plug my Boss FS-6 dual foot pedal into the extra jacks. The photo was taken right after I added the looper to the board. I've since spaced all the pedals evenly because it looks nicer to me and don't really need the FS-6 feature.
Is this a custom colored pedaltrain? Looks great
Steve Mavronis
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Gutmann":pvoickdu said:Is this a custom colored pedaltrain? Looks great
Thank you! It came from Guitar Center and the box said exclusive "platinum" finish. It looks like semi-polished aluminum. It surprised me when I opened my gift. I was expecting it to be standard black! But I like it because it is different than what you usually see and it adds some nice contrast to the pedals on top.
gbsmusic
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This is one from 3 years ago but it was a great set up!
kasperjensen
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Yeah seriously... DeathByUbershall... Stay away.
kasperjensen
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I have Nova and a wah and a volume that I can use for pretty much everything.
But I am building a board I actually really want right now. Will post the pics when I am done with it.
Enjolras56
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Previously posted this on the Trailer Trash thread, which looks like it's gone now!
jlbaxe
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1 Ethernet cable and every effect any order 
kasperjensen
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university81":15ppt0bd said:this isn't mine, but it made my eyes pop lol, super sleek
That is just badassery to highest degree.
vultures
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Some really cool boards on this thread. Love the minimalist/small boards.
Here's mine! Pedal Train JR, and I cut, smoked and mounted the plexiglass, then added some lights to bring it some life. I also did all the wiring and mounting of the input jacks.
Here's mine! Pedal Train JR, and I cut, smoked and mounted the plexiglass, then added some lights to bring it some life. I also did all the wiring and mounting of the input jacks.
Death by Uberschall
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Ventura":2ipwiyc0 said:I'm still working on mine - 2 years in...
Just keep DeathByUberschall off this thread - his board is tits
kasperjensen":2ipwiyc0 said:
PP2+ under the board powering everything except the Reverbulator (24v). The OCD pedals and MXR flanger are set to 18v, the Analogman Bi-Chorus and Behringer mini mixer are set to 12v, all other pedals are at 9v. Board measures 36x18.
Each of the effects (except the Bad Horsie II, Decimator G-string & tuner) are in there own loops which are "preset" assignable in any combination and/or can be made to be an add-on to an already activated preset. Both of the OCD's are in the same loop, one just feeds into the other. All "looped" effects pedals stay on all the time. All loops are true bypass when not engaged. The switching unit also handles the amp channel switching and amp loop function as needed (loop stays on all the time though). So basically it's "one button" activation for each of my main sounds. The bottom row and one of the upper row buttons are my main sounds. The other top row buttons are my "add-ons" as needed. Stepping on one of the main preset drops the activated add-ons, really simple for stage use. Basically there is the "A" group of loops (7 loops) for the effects before the amp and the "B" group of loops (3 loops) for effects in the amp's effects loop. One thing that I had added to the switching unit was a common return for the "B" group loops. The Reverbulator and both MXR Carbon Copy's are the "B' group. What this allowed me to do was feed both of the Carbon Copy's outputs to the mini mixer which then feeds the "common return". That way when I switch between presets that change which delay pedal (main or long/solo) is active, the previous delay's input is shut off, but the effect's output does not get cut off and naturally decays away. I may go back and set the Reverbulator up the same way, but right now it just loops back in and then feeds both the Carbon Copy's as needed. The mini mixer also allows me to set my solo level a little higher for a solo boost that follows the presets.
There's so much I could keep talking about with this board, but it would get very long winded. So if anybody has any questions about the routing of the effects, or what any particular effect is used for, etc., just ask. It looks complicated, but it's really simple. Power plug on the side is just a male 3-prong. So any 3-prong extension cord works as the power cord.
