Pedalboard Chaos

Over the years, my pedal board has grown. I hope I never have to use it live. Great for jamming and recording, but I don't like the pedal dance live. My pedalboard needs a lot of order to it. It's a big board, and I've got three more pedals and another power source to add to it. Even without these, it looks like I have no sense of geometry--probably because I do not have a sense of area.

I'll post a pic this week, when I get my rotator pedal Thursday or Friday. Stay tuned.

In the meantime, how do you keep your pedalboard in order?

Use a pedal switcher/looper to avoid all the tap dancing. But you will need longer patch cables.

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Originally Posted by jaxjaxon

Use a pedal switcher/looper to avoid all the tap dancing. But you will need longer patch cables.

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That's a good idea, but I doubt that I'll ever take it into a live situation. I have a small board that I'd normally use. Because I have no sense of balance, I cannot do the pedal dance without breaking my assarooni.

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Originally Posted by jaxjaxon

Use a pedal switcher/looper to avoid all the tap dancing. But you will need longer patch cables.

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I went out and bought one of those switches a while back.

Then I never hooked it up...

I need to get with it.

I always use an OE Cali 76
I frequently use the OE Slide Rig
I frequently use the Gamechanger Plus
I sometimes use the OE Revival Drive

I would like to find out how these work with the many other pedals I have.

It would be nice to hook up the switcher and find out.

I need to get with it.

Let me know what you think, renderit.