i bulit a board out of a table top and a bit of scrap wood and paint i found around the house so the only thing i had to buy was velcro





bottom row (right to left) Beta Aivin HM-100 --> DOD FX102 Mystic Blues Overdrive --> DOD FX40B EQ

top row Landmine Lc-1 Chorus --> Behringer DD400 Digital Delay

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B.C Rich Body Art Warlock "The Fly"--Blacktop Telecaster--ESP LTD EC-100--IbanezRG420EX--into A Fender Mustang III

Here's mine:

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You dig?

I have actually had a thread of mine locked down on another forum belittling stomp boxes. I have several boxes and when it comes down to, it's just an excuse for me to spend money and add Bling. When it comes down to it after a long day, I think I have my gear set up well enough that natural straight in is the best for me.

Sorta. I have a BigShot on the way so I can channel jump my amp utilizing both channels at the same time and will see where that goes. I'll be a happy camper if next week all my boxes will be posted on CL.

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Just think of how awesome a guitar player you could have been by now if you had only spent the last 10 years practicing instead of obsessing over pickups and roasted maple necks.

BMW nice neat pedalboard

Here's mine, actually in the process of
designing and building mine , soon

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"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it is called the present."

oogway, kungfu panda 2008

Thanks. It's actually the second one I've built since January. In the winter I built one that looked similar but was considerably larger and was built too skookum. It housed about 5 more pedals and was built with ⅝" ply and drywall screws. I had a thread about the build on here somewhere last winter. I gigged with it a couple times and discovered it was too heavy (about 42 lbs.), too large on the floor and had a poor combination of pedals. I dismantled it in the spring and made this one. Fewer pedals, smaller wood (⅜" ply w/glue & brads) and a less ecclectic set of pedals. This one weighs only 22 lbs. and has a much smaller footprint.

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Just think of how awesome a guitar player you could have been by now if you had only spent the last 10 years practicing instead of obsessing over pickups and roasted maple necks.

I don't have a board, but here is the collection.

The wah pedal is a Dunlop Cry Baby 535Q, and the little gray pedal is a Line 6 Uber Metal distortion pedal.

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"Today Atlantis, tomorrow the world!"

here's my board, no pedals on it currently...i sold most of mine a few weeks ago.
i welded it up myself , it's all aluminum.... at my job we build tool boxes for big trucks, so all the hardware is random stuff from work - the idea here is that i'd put all my pedals inside while travelling, carry it like a briefcase, and then pull everything i need out, mount it, and plug it in. i don't have a pic from the back, but in the back there's a hollow for my power supply. it's about 24" long and 14" deep.
actually about to put the thing on craigslist... if anyone's interested, shoot me an email



it looked better when i still had my q-tron, my 2 big muffs (russian and NYC), and my DS-1 on it.
all i have now is the ds-1, it's the only one i really need.

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Here's my pedals which are currently being used in conjunction with a Line 6 Shortboard. More pedals will be added in the coming months to phase out the shortboard.

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2012 Fender American Standard Stratocaster
2013 Fender Pure Vintage 65 Stratocaster
2003 Gibson ES-355
2015 Gibson Les Paul Traditional
2002 Gretsch Duo Jet
1980 Rickenbacker 360/12 Fireglo
2014 Martin 000X1AE
2014 Fender Blues Junior III

here's what i'm using at the moment


in one of my bags are also ehx electric mistress , small clone and a small stone oh and a big muff , marshall delay and chorus and trem pedals , cheers
Alan

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Today's board.

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Gary

Just builtthis pedalboard and case this week. I still haven't hooked up the power yet, or patched all the cables to the pedals, but you get the idea.

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"Where would rock and roll be without feedback?"

The latest version.

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AL...that is one fine looking pedal board and box. You got some serious skills there! I see you didn't use any MDF

T2

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What time is it? It's Fender Time.

I will admit... I am drooling over BMW-KTM's pedalboard. I want to build one just like that.

Mine is very very simple, and still not quite finished:

Update since the photo was taken

• Board has large rubber feet on the back end, raising it 1/2" off the floor.
• Board has small rubber feet on the front end, raising it 1/4" off the floor.
• Board has nice varnished, 1/2" crown molding, mitered 45°, all along the edges (looks like a picture frame when no pedals are on it).
• Holes have been drilled for the daisy-chain 9v power cord adapters.

As you can see, I might need a few more pedals. But then again, I don't normally use them that much. I play clean or with a touch of overdrive. I am considering building the BYOC Tremolo kit and adding that to the board, when I have some free time to get out the soldering iron and get it done.