awiechcz's Boss Pedalboard
Nano board update
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This rig
~$801
Value by category
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Harmonizer & Octave Effects Pedals
25%
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Delay Effects Pedals
23%
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Looper Effects Pedals
18%
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Overdrive Effects Pedals
13%
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Pedalboards
11%
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Effects Pedal Accessories
10%
Price mix
Mostly standard
Avg price: $102.08
I like to use it with single coils
It works great as a clean booster in combination with a classic single-coil telecaster.
Avg price: $146.50
Avg price: $182.12
Harmonizer & Octave Effects Pedals
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Avg price: $198.71
Avg price: $89.11
Small and super solid - perfect for home studio!
4 standard-size pedals fit easily. There is enough space underneath to fit a small power supply and organize cables.Stable and usually comes in a decent carry bag.
Avg price: $38.00
Harley Benton PowerPlant ISO-5 Pro
Avg price: $44.00
Cheap and truly isolated perfect for amateur home setup
It does not generate irritating noises and fits perfectly under the Pedaltrain nano
About this setup
This gear photo by awiechcz features 7 pieces of gear, including Boss BD-2 Blues Driver, Boss RC-3 Loop Station, and Boss DD-8 Digital Delay. The rig is mostly standard pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Rock, Pop, and Electronic scenes.
What made you switch out the Nux delay for the Boss?
The NUX is absolutely fine, I only changed it because I wanted to have a few extra sounds inside the little peddleboard. In case of DD-8, I really like +RV and SHIM modes and that made me buy it. I can already tell, that BOSS in the analog setting sounds almost identical to the NUX.