satoriforsale's Country Pedalboard

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.

I have been looking for just the right wah for years now.I started with the original Vox v847, loved the tone but not the tonesuck... moved on the a Buda Wah, which lacked the lower frequencies I was after. Then the CryBaby Mini, it's small frootprint wasn't ideal but at its Lower setting it came closer to the sound I was after (but not quite, beside it drained the battery even when the pedal wasn't engaged). So here's my fourth wah the new Voc v847-C and I love it! The only thing "wrong" with it is that it does not have a LED indicator light to show when the pedal is engaged. I have had that build in and now it's the 5 star pedal I was after, without this mod I would rate it 4 1/2 star

My signal chain is split after the tuner>slap-back delay>wah>ODR1, one path goes drive pedals and on to my VOX TB35, the other goes on to delays (stereo)>reverb>rotary for a wet-dry-wet rig. This buffered splitter was just what I needed to pull this off

I have never played over a real converted movie projector amp so I won't try and compare it to that sound. What it does for me is give me a unique, raw, overdrive tone that reminds me of Neil Young. It is organic and authentic and works well with other gain pedals (I use an ODR1 as a boost into it and can run both with my Brown Acid fuzz)

Released as a limited edition pedal by the MXR custom shop this pedal had all the magic of the original ColorDrive but with volume control that allows you to fine tune your sound. No "blend" knob to dial in your clean sound, but who would want to when your fuzz sounds like this

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!