Repurposing an Old Guitar Case as a Pedalboard

I needed a larger pedalboard and I found a good, inexpensive solution. Once I have verified the pedals are in the order I want them. I’ll cover the wires with another layer of foam to protect them. Overall, I’m pleased with the idea.

[@ApexLaneProductions]

The Ditto X4 looper is a stereo looper with a decay control, I believe.

[@GWGuitarStudio]

I’ll have to check it out. Many years ago, I had a Lexicon JamMan looper. It had a midi fade feature, but it wasn’t natural-sounding. It was like, play the whole loop, decrease volume 25 percent, play the whole loop, decrease volume by 25 percent, etc. This is the kind of stuff I do. kzbin.info/www/bejne/baOvhI19jNKKZ5Isi=CkugGpE7V714_ElY

[@stainless641]

I just bought my first 12 string guitar without electronics as I haven't found a piezo pickup that I like. I noticed that you have sound hole pickups in a lot of your instruments and would like to ask you what you thought was the best sounding one you have used. Just need a basic good sounding pickup for recording ideas. Thanks for any help and liking the channel. Cheers!

[@GWGuitarStudio]

With good EQ, I like the sound of the Dean Markley Pro Mag, the Skysonic T902, and the Duncan Performer. I generally us a pickup and mic mixed 50-50 live. I EQ the pickup to give me bass gain without feedback and I use the mic to get the highs and transients. This pedal helps to EQ the pickup- kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZaklqqJZdalbtUsi=cJexuUzVFBLwptfh

[@stainless641]

@@GWGuitarStudio thank you for your help and suggestions I really appreciate it. Cheers!