Your Current Dream Pedalboard

Norman86 · 2012-04-18T13:49:55+00:00

What is it? and how would it look?? More importantly, what would your signal chain be? And what would you power it with?

DonRoos

I have dream setup that extends wider than just a pedalboard. Here you go:

Some of the power supply requirements have not been verified yet. Also, I would have the selector switch for the VOX on the board. I guess once I get the missing pieces I would then want to upgrade some of the stuff I have already such as the mixer.

Chain Cable Power
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ELECTRIC GUITAR (red lines)
Ibanez Roadstar II pro 540R (1987) and Jack
Gibson Les Paul (new) Jack
into a Boss AB-2 switch (new) Short 9V
into a VOX Tonelab ST (new) Short 12V
into a Boss RC-30 looper (new) Short 9V
into a VOX AD30VT-XL (2010) Jack-XLR 220V
into a Proel 1604 snake (2011)

ACOUSTIC GUITAR (blue lines)
Ibanez 2602 Dreadnaught 12-String (1976) and Jack
Cort MR710 QB (2010) Jack
into a Boss AB-2 switch (new) Short 9V
into a Boss CH-1 Superchorus (new) Jack 9V
into a Laney LA35C Acoustic Amp (2010) Jack 220V
into a Proel 1604 snake (2011) Jack-XLR

VOCALS (green lines)
Rhode M1 microphone XLR
into a TC Helicon VoiceLive 2 XLR 12V
into a Proel 1604 snake (2011)

HARP (grey lines)
Various Blues Harps (2011)
into a Shure 520 DX-M Harp Microphone (new) XLR
into a Proel 1604 snake (2011)

SOUND REINFORCEMENT
Proel 1604 snake (2011) 16 x XLR
into a Phonic Impact II 16 channel Mixer (?) 220V
into 2 X JBL EON-G2 speakers (?) and 2x220V
Shure PSM 1000 dual in-ear monitor (new) 220V

Norman86

Nice Don... well planned! ?

DonRoos

Norman86 wrote Nice Don... well planned! ?

Thanks! I always pre-plan everything so that I am buying towards a goal and everything fits properly into the plan. That way I am not buying duplicates or unwanted stuff. Buit then, plans are made to change and as I see new stuff I modify or extend my plan. Unfortunately, there are several items missing from my plan and I lack the finances to buy much of it so it will probably remain a dream. But at least I have a basic setup that works.

Here is my music room where I practice, complete with a fan to keep me cool ('cause I'm HOT!)

Norman86

Pre planning is key...

Exactly why i havent bought anything yet myself...
and im glad, because i almost bought a few items, but would have kicked myself had i not waited.
But i must say, im pretty happy with the items i want to get now... Just to start saving!

DDR4LYF

wow Don! That is a really neat organized practice space. That must make practice so much easier and more pleasant. My home practice space is not nearly as well planned and it does make practicing a little more difficult. Do you use that stuff to play live? Is it a mission to take out and set up again when you get back?

Squonk

Good Stuff Don

That's about the size I have, and I am forever bitching about it(Just ask my wife). But I see you have organized it well.
Will be revamping my "Studio" tonight ?

AlanRatcliffe

Squonk wrote Will be revamping my "Studio" tonight ?

There's a lot of that going around - I also redid my "office" on Monday.

DonRoos

DDR4LYF wrote Do you use that stuff to play live? Is it a mission to take out and set up again when you get back?

I do use the stuff for practice and for live. We are not playin live much yet - still working on the playlist so this is not often yet but we are working on that. I will then only take the mixer and EON's if the venue does not supply a PA. For practice I normally take the Laney amp, mic stand and mic, music stand and one guiter (depending on what we are practicing). I have plenty of spare cables so it is reasonably quick to pack the few items I need. I also have a 1 guitar stand so usually take that.

I am still looking for a tray that clamps onto the music stand that I can use for either my laptop if I am practicing or using the MIDI guitar or for my percussion stuff (tambourines, maracas, harps, egg shakers, etc.). I have tried everywhere and not found one yet.

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