satoriforsale's Metal Pedalboard

First pedal I ever bought, and it's still on my board...

I have always loved this fuzz and once I started work on my Cthulhu suite I knew just which pedal to get. Unfortunately it didn't work as well with my Vox amp as with the Orange I had before, so I swapped it out for the MXR Brown Acid fuzz. But still the 2003 reissue is a classic in it's own right, all the mojo of the original minus the volume drop

Jim Dunlop introduced a limited edition of the Way Huge Echo-Puss Analog Delay, which was designed by Way Huge founder and delay expert Jeorge Tripps.

The pedal was designed for players who want an organic analog delay pedal that lets fine-tune their delay sound with a simple user interface. It serves up 600ms of delay with a pair of gravelly voiced bucket-brigade chips.

A fully tweakable LFO modulation circuit allows you to add a liquid texture to the sound of the repeats. This edition is graced with custom artwork from artist Alan Forbes and is limited to 500 pieces. And I am glad to own one of these!

The mono in stereo out function of this pedal has made it a versatile device that I have only grown to appreciate over the years

Loved this power supply! 8x 9V plus 2x 18V make it ideal for a small pedalboard, providing you do not have pedals that require more than 100mA. A single (older) digital pedal will still work but it cannot provide enough power for a Strymon pedal

Pedaltrain boards are just a matter of finding the right size. I added two rubber feet to the board, increasing the angle for better access of the pedals and to give me additional room under the board for power supplies and splitter.