Trailer Trash Pedal Board
I wired up the pedal board last night and I am really pleased with the result. First up is a shot of the old pedal board:
And here are some shots of the finished pedal board. Much cleaner and much easier to use.
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It looks great, but you also did away with the chorus and compressor (I think). Any reason why? Was it a space issue, or that you just don’t use them?
There was a noise suppressor on the old board. Never used it. I did put in the Analog Man Orange Squeezer — that is a compressor and I do use that one.
The VooDoo Labs Analog Chorus has a really annoying “feature”. It boosts the volume significantly when it kicks in. As a consequence, I never used that pedal either. Added in a wah pedal as I do find myself using it from time to time.
Most of my tone comes through my hands, the guitar and the amp. Outside of a bit of delay, I don’t make much use of pedals. Old school I guess 😉
Nice!
Trevor
That is positively the cleanest wired setup I have ever seen
I like that simple design! I looked into lots of prefab boards but they were all too small for my switching system, so I made my own.
I’ve got instructions on how to build my pedalboard here. Let me know what you think!
Rob
Hi Rob,
Loved your post on how to build a pedalboard. I also really liked your collection of pedals. Thanks for dropping by the blog.
Richard
Thanks, man! Hope your noggin’s OK…
hey there,
I loved seeing your pedal board- i am in the market for one right now.
Was your TT pedal board a “stock” board? Have you done wiring before, and how hard is it?
Any chance of an email reply?
Graham
Hi Graham. I have sent you a pm.
How did you mount the power supply on the back of the board?
Hey Richard,
Very nice set up!
What size is this pedalboard?
Regards,
Nicolas.