My Little Pedal Board

[@ryangregson3256]

This pedal board says Confidence. Mine in comparison screams "overcompensating!"

[@ninestonecowboys]

Pedals are great. The problem is that it’s easy to get overly complex and impractical. I’d use loads more in a studio setting but this is just what I would like to use for jams/improv&practice. Id love to squeeze a wah, fuzz, compressor, delay… on there. However, these wouldn’t help me much when I practice. Let me know if I can get a look at your monster pedalboard 😁

[@ImprovGuitarJams]

All solid choices, nice board!👍

[@ninestonecowboys]

I am trying to put together a simple/functional setup that can be used with different amplifiers to get semi-consistent sounds. The problem I have at home is that I can be using a completely different setup in each room of the house. This takes too long sometimes to assemble so I’ve opted for a portable little pedalboard that can be moved around. The ingredients here have been carefully thought out 😁

[@arnyarny77]

the only thing i would need is Wah and delay so i could do with 5 pedals easy, Wah overdrive, distortion, delay and reverb

[@ninestonecowboys]

Yes, could always use a clip on tuner or other method to free up some more space on the board. I've never used much wah but would like one to play around with at some point. Thanks for watching 😁

[@adumwhourtnee585]

Cool board. I'd suggest investing in some sort of modulation. A chorus would sound good with all this overdrive/distortion

[@ninestonecowboys]

Thanks for the suggestion. I would like to have some reverb/delay on there but can do this through my amps at the moment. There's always something else that would be nice to add but I'm trying to keep things simple for my practice setup. Thanks for watching 😁

[@denbodg9311]

Similar here. Same Guitar 😁 Blues Junior Amp, delay (always on), chorus, blues driver, Tubescreamer, treble booster. Then I have a Princeton Reverb amp used mostly straight in with a Marshall Bluesbreaker pedal to add some colour if necessary. I used to have loads of pedals, but minimalist is better IMO. The Boss Blues driver is an amazingly versatile pedal for not a lot of money.

[@ninestonecowboys]

Yes, simplicity is the way to go. I used to switch between lots of different gain pedals using them one at a time to try and get the sounds I was after. Turns out I needed to add different layers of gain and compression to get near to what I was looking for. Thanks for watching and I'm a wee bit jealous of your Princeton 😁

[@denbodg9311]

@ Mine is a ‘68 Custom, as I only play at home. It’s a little darker than the ‘65 reissue, which is more true to the original, which I think sits better in a band situation.

[@ninestonecowboys]

I’ve been listening to a lot of Princeton demos over the Christmas break and will likely get one soon. Fantastic amplifiers.

[@Megarobotsquadron]

I think my perfect 3 pedal board would have a delay w/tap tempo, a rat and a hall reverb

[@ninestonecowboys]

That sounds like a cool setup 😁

[@mkv2718]

Wish you had a mic closer to your amp… the unamplified guitar being picked up by the mic you’re speaking into is louder than the sound of your amp, so it’s hard for us to hear something close to what you are hearing… 🤷‍♂️

[@ninestonecowboys]

My bad. The phone mic is crap also and tries to suppress background noises (the guitar) so that spoken voices are clear. Hopefully the explanation of the pedals was clear enough and you can listen to my other recent videos for sounds. Thanks for watching 😁

[@garthosborn8400]

Less is more!

[@ninestonecowboys]

Exactly. It's also easier to carry around the place. Thanks for watching 😁