pkrul's Metal Pedalboard

I used noise gates before, the TC Electronic Sentry being the best. But this thing actually filters out noise without loss of tone, instead of just gating.

I have it on most of the time. Very transparent. Less twangy in comparison to my Xotic SP, but I like the effect to be subtle. Not sure about the tone knob though, I turn it almost all the way down,

Warm tone, great pedal.I use it together with my Analogman King of Tone pedal, great combination.

Great overdrive, especially at low gain into an amp on the edge of breaking up. Price is reasonable compared to the original Centaurs (what is the hype?). Only drawback is that there is no text to tell you what the knobs do.

Great EQ, especially because it has 4 presets that can be selected through midi. Has a "shadow" band that makes it suitable for bass players too.

I use this one for a bit more high gain overdrive, compared to the King of Tone or de Klon. Nice warm, creamy overdrive, but a bit noisy,

Classic distortion sound. Must have pedal. Personally, I prefer overdrive, but sometimes you have to make this sound. This anniversary edition is black instead of yellow/orange.

Best tuner i.m.o. Would give it 5 stars if there was a mini-version. Tuners should not take up so much space!

Looks great in black. Apart from the color, exactly the same as the standard Corona Chorus.

Vox V847 Wah pedaal met Griffin Effects modification kits.

V847 Wah Q Control Mod Kit Adds a knob to control the vocal quality. This allows you to reach more McCoy vocals and is good for controlling your wah when it gets out of hand when using gain pedals.

V847 Wah Sweep Switch Mod Kit A switch to add more bass to the sweep of your wah so you don't loose the bottom end anymore. This is great for bass players also.

V847 Wah True Bypass Mod Kit True bypass and a 5mm LED. No more loss of tone or guessing if your pedal is on or off.

Nice overdrive, a bit harsh to my taste. Supposedly an Analog Man King of Tone killer. But owning them both I must say they sound quite different.

Features: 1. Tiny footprint :460(L) x 96(W) x 68(H) mm 2. Instant recall, no delay at all. 3. Relay Truebypass design. 4. Individual Tuner/Mute switch 5. "POP" cancellation circuit, elimintes "POP" sound when switch effects. 6. Up to 160 presets, 80 major presets plus 80 shadow presets, 8(+8) presets per bank, 10 banks. 7. Programmable active banks from 2~10. 8. Total 8 loops, 5 series loops and 3 separate loop, loop5 is stereo loop. 9. Programmable A/B/Y (Stereo) outputs. 10. Each preset sends editable midi program change number (0~127, off) on two midi channels (1, 2). 11. Powerful ext. "shadow" footswitch which can be programmed as loop(s) on/off controller / amp switching footswitch / tap tempo footswitch (strymon/eventide/line6/..) 12. Two dedicated footswitches, latch type in major presets, FS1 could be programmed as momentary footswitch controlled by shadow footswitch. 13. Intuitive Programming/Rehearsal mode.

I use this to turn pages of setlists, using OnSong on an iPad. Nice upgrade from previous Airturn versions. The main advantages are 9 volts power (instead of the 5 volts USB connector on previous versions) and it no longer disables the keypad of an iPad while in use.

I've used the 'normal' Relay G10 for years, but it was never really meant to be on a pedalboard. Had to customize it to accept 9 volts.

But this version has it all! Finally...

Limited edition of the Phase 90. Exactly the same as the original, but with a psychedelic print.