Multiple boards?

[marqueemoon]

That’s pretty much what I did before joining a second band, though “weird” for me isn’t all that weird.

[stevejamsecono]

I thought this was going to be about pedal boards that are so big it takes two separate connected boards to make it able to be carried.

That was my old board.



A modular setup is a good option. Besides wanting 2 swap able Nano boards for my current Big board, sometimes I look at it and wonder if I could make it more modular. I have enough pedals to cover 4-5 Nano sized boards. It would be cool for each to have a specific function and instead of moving pedals on and off the Big board, simply swapping out a Nano.

More fuzz = this one. More ambient = that one.

Also holy moly, fuzzjunkie. That's about everything you've ever need., assuming the CE-1 and RE-201 are in the shop at the moment.

[fuzzjunkie]

I thought this was going to be about pedal boards that are so big it takes two separate connected boards to make it able to be carried.

That was my old board.



A modular setup is a good option. Besides wanting 2 swap able Nano boards for my current Big board, sometimes I look at it and wonder if I could make it more modular. I have enough pedals to cover 4-5 Nano sized boards. It would be cool for each to have a specific function and instead of moving pedals on and off the Big board, simply swapping out a Nano.

More fuzz = this one. More ambient = that one.

Also holy moly, fuzzjunkie. That's about everything you've ever need., assuming the CE-1 and RE-201 are in the shop at the moment.

The Ground Control controlled a midi switcher that had a Roland RE-301 in the loop, so yeah, CE-1 and RE-201 sounds covered. Along with a Roland DEP-5 and Yamaha SPX-900.

[stevejamsecono]

That was my old board.



A modular setup is a good option. Besides wanting 2 swap able Nano boards for my current Big board, sometimes I look at it and wonder if I could make it more modular. I have enough pedals to cover 4-5 Nano sized boards. It would be cool for each to have a specific function and instead of moving pedals on and off the Big board, simply swapping out a Nano.

More fuzz = this one. More ambient = that one.

Also holy moly, fuzzjunkie. That's about everything you've ever need., assuming the CE-1 and RE-201 are in the shop at the moment.

The Ground Control controlled a midi switcher that had a Roland RE-301 in the loop, so yeah, CE-1 and RE-201 sounds covered. Along with a Roland DEP-5 and Yamaha SPX-900.

Damn. Welp. Time to hang up the guitar forever!

[fuzzjunkie]

Also holy moly, fuzzjunkie. That's about everything you've ever need., assuming the CE-1 and RE-201 are in the shop at the moment.

The Ground Control controlled a midi switcher that had a Roland RE-301 in the loop, so yeah, CE-1 and RE-201 sounds covered. Along with a Roland DEP-5 and Yamaha SPX-900.

Damn. Welp. Time to hang up the guitar forever!

You could with everything turned on. The guitar would play itself!

That’s actually how I would switch between 2 Jazzmasters when there was a noisy ending to a song, just let the one guitar keep going while I grabbed the next one. (Not with everything on though, it only took the BeeBaa and the DEP-5, anything else was just gravy)