How often do you change your pedalboard?

[partytrain]

I'm wondering if I'm the only one who is constantly changing their pedalboard. I have far too many pedals to fit at once. It has always seemed pretty fun to me to try a new combination of pedals at various gigs. I would say that I change my pedals probably once a month. Anyone else?

Here is my current setup

http://www.angelfire.com/fl3/goldenvanity/pedalboard1.JPG

[jbird]

Have'nt seen mine for 6 months:eek:! Put it in the closet, plugging straight in to the amp:dude:!

[Andrew]

Once I find a decent setup I like to stick with it for as long as possible. I only make a change when I add/subtract items, or if I think I can rearrange items to make it more ergodynamic. I'm all about less tap dancing.

[aleclee]

I've been in a fair bit of flux. Over the last four years, I went from FX in my modeling amp, to the pedalboard below, to a rack/MIDI setup (the only thing I'd found that that played nice with my Soldano). My board is now like the picture below except the L6 modelers have been replaced by a MagicStomp and a BBE Stinger.

http://www.aleclee.com/guitars/pedalboard.jpg

[Phil Macino]

I used to change it quite a bit, but since I started playing my Bogner my pedal board has gotten smaller!

Now, I have a Pedal Power 2, a TU-2, my Clyde Deluxe, and a Keeley Modded TS9 for boosting the clean channel...that's it, and it has been that way for about 4 months.

[Baba]

I've been flopping back and forth over the last few months between my intellifex and pedals, but lately the rack has been getting the nod, which means one more piece to bring, but less pedals on the floor.

[kev]

John, allow me to be the first on this thread to say that has to be one of the coolest pedalboards I've seen in a while. If nothing else, you have covered the visual spectrum with your variety of colorful pedals :dude: !!


With regard to your question partytrain, I'm currently rebuilding mine after several years of just a distortion and wah pedal between me and my amp.