dmitryr's Boss Pedalboard

That's a really great transparent overdrive base on Marshall JTM45. There is not much gain - but this is quite enough for cool overdrive.

This is my first digital delay. Before I owned only analog delays. But I wish to have more brighter repeats also. So DD-5 does it - bright and clear repeats! I would say that 1-4 modes has pretty true repeats, may be a bit brighter than dry signal. But modes 8 - 11 sounds really brighter to my ears, which is cool for experiments. I like this cool thing about I believe all digital delays - to use mode 1 or 2 with minimum of delay time and half or less feedback - it make distored/overdrived signal juicier and clean signal becomes specific in a good way. I checked information in internet that his one is brighter then DD-7 which is more affordable in my country. So that is my choice for today!

This one is sounding really good with ability to add modulation. And this pedal is pedalboard friendly. It might sound dark - but still tasty and warm.

This is a very cool sounding reverb. From the one hand it has only 3 reverb type - but from another hand it is very pedalboard friendly about power consumption! It needs only 65 mA in comparison with RV-5 or MXR Reverb. There is also a way to add pre-delay.

I luckily both it for 35 bucks. It is small and lightweight with 8 outputs. It was fine but while turning on distortion and overdrive small noise appeared. Later I tried to replace this with some more expensive brick like T-Rex - but no one of them make noise less. The problem was in TC Electronic Sub and Up - after removing it I enjoy my pedalboard with this chip brick. The only disadvantage is it can provide power only up to 100 mA.