Get your boards out for the lads.......

[JCA2550]

I used to attach my MXR pedals to the board with the Johnny Shred Freak mounting kits which are basically the sides of bicycle chain links like this

http://www.johnnyshredfreak.com/stor...products_id=45

[erictheweary]

I've found a velcro fix for everything, even managed it with my old Behringer delay which was the size of an Austin Allegro, but the CC defies it.
I shall try again!

Although a peice of plywood and a bunch of those kits stuck inside my case and I'd be velcro free forever...hmm...*







* probably won't though as am far too lazy and cack handed.

[jdbwales]

Updated and finalised pedalboard. The Boss works as a buffer and as a bonus makes everything sound like The Holy Bible. Just need to tidy the cables up a bit now!

[Moz91]

Dont have a pic at the moment, but here's mine:

TC G-Major in FX Loop, controlled by a Behringer FCB1010 on the floor. Got G-Major up to change amp channels too

Board consists of the FCB1010 for the midi stuff, and into the amp i have as follows;
Guitar > Wireless (Rack mounted) > Tuner (Rack Mounted) > Crybaby > Micro Amp > Keeley TS9 > Amp

I know racks and midi stuff are abit 80's but i like it
Quite fancy one of those RG16 things too so i could stick any stomp boxes in a rack drawer and have it controlled by the Behringer thing too

[Sir Axeman]

I really like it. There's loads of gain on tap even at the lowest settings and it cleans up nicely when you roll off the guitar's volume pot. The more switch adds significantly more noticable gain when the pot is below midday - a quality peice of kit imho and the sparkley red paint job is superb.

I chose it over a Blackstar Dual. Nuff said I s'pose.

I've got both and well...whilst I do like both the HT Dual is more my bag - more amp like and natural sounding..loads more creamy mids. I find that sometimes with the Satchurator I struggle to hear myself in a band mix...and need to turn up a bit but the mids in the HT Dual, rather like a good amp distortion or good OD pedal cut thru much more easily for the same Db volume level. It was this that was a bit of a revelation when I got the Satchurator. The Satchurator is on my current board pics coming...but more cos it fits in with the 9v PSU that runs my Behringer PB100 board! And I must say having previously owned the Boss BCB60...it is definatley a bigger copy and of equal quality. Well please with it...only got it 2 days ago. Tis for Christmas really but I has openeded it early cos I was a good boy. Once.

[thebeagle]

New addition, nearly finished:



Pretty much using the DG Stomp just for modulation, delay and reverb, for which it sounds excellent - but also have the option of using amp / cab simulation into a PA should my amp die. Pretty happy with it so far.

[Franjoe30]

After getting a couple of pedals for Christmas and nearly filling all of the space on my board i thought i'd do a pedalboard demo. It's my first ever demo so excuse the dodgy playing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQkI2awOijc

Cheers

[dilbert]

After getting a couple of pedals for Christmas and nearly filling all of the space on my board i thought i'd do a pedalboard demo. It's my first ever demo so excuse the dodgy playing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQkI2awOijc

Cheers

Cool demo, bro, you've really got your' sound sorted there. The surprise for me was the Behringer, I thought it tracked really well through some pretty quick riffs and towards the end of the sample was doing a very reasonable imitation of a set of bagpipes.

dilbert.

[Franjoe30]

"and towards the end of the sample was doing a very reasonable imitation of a set of bagpipes.

dilbert.[/QUOTE]

Well i am Scottish...............lol

[Franjoe30]

The Behringes actually really surprised me, i got it for £20 off the other guitarist in my band, i thought it was worth a punt for that. It sucks tone a bit when off so i have it in a true bypass looper. It's a fun pedal to play around with and it does a great dive bomb in detune mode.