Today’s Show Me Your Pedalboard entry comes from David, all the way from Berlin! Sometimes it’s best not to overthink things, and in the case of musicianship sometimes you just have to let your instrument and the amp do most of the heavy lifting. For that reason your playing speaks volumes more than any...

Today’s Show Me Your Pedalboard entry comes from Paul! Paul’s a bass player with a very unique aesthetic for his board. But his aesthetic comes with a very personal reason behind it. A horrible tragedy musician’s are commonly subjected to is the theft of their beloved gear. Getting your gear stolen is not something...

Today’s Show Me Your Pedalboard comes from Andrew from Washington DC! Andrew’s rocking a very modest board that has a great homemade DIY aesthetic! Let’s take a look at what Andrew’s rocking: After what I’m hoping is a tuner, Andrew’s board starts off into an Earthquaker Devices Palisades Overdrive into a Black arts Tone...

Today’s Show Me Your Pedalboard entry comes from Thomas from the Netherlands! Thomas is a bass player who plays pop/funk but but sometimes branches out into psychedelia and shoegaze and his board definitely accommodates his versatility. Let’s take a look at what Thomas is working with: Thomas rocks a 1977 Ibanez Silver Series Jazz...

It is important to spread out your purchasing power when it comes to pedals.  Basic pedalboards will consist of a tuner, a compressor, a fuzz or distortion or both, a modulation pedal like a chorus or vibrato, a delay and maybe some wild pedal.  Add that up and that becomes a lot of money...

Luke’s Pedalboard: Oc2 > Bass Big Muff > Dunlop 105Q Bass Wah > Freeze pedal > BassBalls > MXR Phase 90 > DOD Bass Chorus > Behringer Ultra Vibrato > Boss DD7 delay > portaflex This is the first pedalboard up in the “Show Me Your Pedalboard” series where you, fans of PedalsAndEffects, send in pics of your pedalboard, then I share...