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Show Me Your Pedalboard: Steven
This week’s Show Me Your Pedalboard is brought to you by Steven. His selection is full of choices: multiple overdrives, chorus’ and flangers, and a handful of delays. It’s simple, but diverse:...
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Show Me Your Pedalboard: Jon
Sometimes a pedalboard tries to explore as many sounds as its few square feet can hold. Other times, they exist to find the best balance of distortion options readily available. Jon’s board falls in...
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Show Me Your Pedalboard: Facundo
The internet is a beautiful thing: it brings together a world-wide community of gear heads and effects junkies. This week’s Show Me Your Pedalboard is brought to us all the way from Argentina, by our...
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Show Me Your Pedalboard: Luis
This week’s Show Me Your Pedalboard is brought to you by Luis, his ’91 Fender Jazz bass, and some great commentary. After a run through a Boss TU-2, a bit of compression is added with a Boss CS-3...
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Show Me Your Pedalboard: Jacob
Sometimes our pedals boards are built to dial in that perfect tone. Other times we try our hardest to destroy it. In both cases we have tons of fun! This week’s Show Me Your Pedalboard is brought to...
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Show Me Your Pedalboard: Stefan
This week’s Show Me Your Pedalboard is sharing Stefan’s board of clone kits he put together himself. Stefan’s goal with building his own pedals is to create a ‘great tone that really identifies’ him as...
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Show Me Your Pedalboard: Keith
This week’s Show Me Your Pedalboard comes from bass and guitar player Keith. Keith’s board comes with a number of standards, like the Boss TU-2, OC-2, CS-2, and the BF-2, as well as a discontinued...
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Show Me Your Pedalboard: Dylan
This week on Show Me Your Pedalboard, we’re taking a look at Dylan’s colorful board. A lot of bass and guitar players focus on a single concept when building their boards: nuanced tone, diverse...
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