Not being a dick, more curious than anything but what would the total cost of this board, including the board be? I also understand that he is a professional and these are tools he needs to do his job, I am more interested in the costs of some of these magnificent pedals. Btw I would crumble under the skills needed to even set up something like that. Cheers!
Honestly, I have one similar. So, add in all the Mogami wiring cabling & plugs, side wiring & plugs and the bottom gear and: you're at $5,000 to $6,000 depending on the installation Tech's costs. I have a lot of respect & admiration for Pete's kindness, above average mind, very honorable integrity character and very very awesome work ethic.
I can't believe you were not chosen for a Van Halen tribute, no one even comes close to how accurate you are. Not to mention what an an amazing guitarist you are with you're own identity. I love you're amazing talents. GOD BLESS
Here's what I love about this walk-through: no matter how many pedals there might be, it always sounds like a guy playing a guitar through an amp. It's not overly processed and drenched in layers of delays (as in one I just saw of an 80s/90s guitar god). So bravo to Pete for those choices that let the artistry come through. Good lesson! Yay Rack Systems! From an old Valley guy who bought early Way Huge pedals from them and had work done there on Weddington Ave! Ah, the 90s had what is now vintage charm... Glad to see Crazy Tubes represented! My first Pete Thorn demo was the Crazy Tubes Ziggy pedal. From that intro I was hooked and have been an avid follower. Thanks Pete!
Was headed in to get some play time before work and saw that Pete had a new video. Missed out on my play time but was a good choice to watch on my part. Great video. Pete is so creative! Here he shows his creativity not just in writing, playing and producing but in designing a new board. What an artist! And I love how well he teaches. Thank you, Professor Thorn! You and Rick Beato never disappoint! That would be a great interview: Rick interviews Pete Thorn! I’ll be praying for that one.
Putting a new board together is always fun. Switching in and out, trying different combinations. I've got 3 boards and am always trying different setups to see what works best with other pedals and just going for different sounds and tones. And different pedals for different guitars. And that Keeley compressor is great. That's on my main board along with a Wampler Ego. The Keeley is strictly for my Tele and Strat.
I’ve been thinking about going that route. Instead of trying to have a huge pedalboard that attempts to do everything all in one place and winds up compromising one thing for another, I’m thinking of going with smaller purposeful boards. A smaller dedicated board for every genre of music I like tailored to those sounds and paired with those specific guitars in mind.
whenever I watch your videos I immediately rethink my whole setup and proceed to try and get close the the amazing setups you always present. thanks for being a constant inspiration. Love the Illumine BTW. Have an immerse 2 but want to get the midi functionality.
Second time watching. This time I noted the Tonex1. I just added one to my HX Stomp board. It took some time but I found two really good tone captures that sound better than my HX amp models and has worked out really well going thru the HX loop. It leaves me more DSP for the HX effects.
I really need these songs from your videos on spotify. They're sooooo good. I often watch your videos over and over to listen to the songs. Really love your work. You're one of the good ones on this platform
Pete. Just think you are amazing. Not only yoir playing but descriptions. I am struggling with my sde 3000 EVH. Plugging in to my tscam and the load boxes confuse me. Is there a way around it and the buttons on the unit are confusing to me. 55 years of playing with a million pedals amd I feel like a total ludite. You’re so fluid on it and Bosses manuals are not very helpful. Keep doing what you’re doing. Nobody is better than you. I really mean that. Thanks for any assist.
I’m an oldie. We had pedals when we were young. When we could afford the big racks, we got those. Now it’s back to pedals. The new pedals are amazing though. I suppose the all one modelers are the rack multi effects of today.
Wow! Thanks for showing your pedal board and gosh it's very versatile how you can root root to signalling all different ways. Send, sends and returns and have you played around with stacked compressors something I haven't played around with. I've I've used dbx rack mount rack compressors I can certainly see why you need two panel boards while one's in transit. You've still got your other one to bliss. Fun with to your heart's content enjoy! Have fun. That's what he's all about. I need to get myself plugged into my RC300 boss looper. Cheers take care. Can't wait to see more videos
The Dig is perfect for dirt tones since it can stay so clean and has a ton of headroom. Maybe you just prefer analog or tape style color on the delay. Nothing wrong with that.
I gotta say Pete, I pride myself on creating unique sounds on the guitar. You do this in spades everytime! Love the new board and thanks for the great rundown.
@@PeteThorn No worries brother. I love creating vids on YT to help others too. Channel is starting to really take off. Your buddy Tim Pierce gave me some great help in the beginning. I love this stuff. Have a great day Pete.
Hey Pete greetings from the homeland 🇨🇦 This was an awesome video brother. It was very educational in terms of signal path and output options. Killer playing too my man !❤
After playing since 1982 and at one point or another owning virtually every piece of gear under the sun since, I recently just said "eff it" and got myself a Helix. Couldn't be happier.
Happy you put back the Crazy Tube Circuits' Starlight. Hard to beat. By the way, I personally think your 2014 pedalboard is still the best sounding ever.
Well thought out board and love the flexibility. Thank you for sharing! I’m in the process of brainstorming up a board myself and this was good to see.
Like many others I have two boards and way more pedals than I need, but I am constantly changing things around and trying new stuff. The one thing I have never tried is a switcher. I just don't know that I have the patience or desire to learn how to set one up and design patches. It does get expensive, but playing with different sounds is fun and that is why we do it.
Can't argue with that tone. Super interesting! I swapped out my Dig v2 for a Meris LVX - I have a simple route - Shure Wireless into Kemper Player into Meris LVX into BigSky MX into RC-5 for backing tracks then Pro D2 Di to FOH. Using Midi Captain to control Kemper. Curious to try that little mixer. You rock, Sir!
PETE! That whole intro is amazing (as all your intro songs are) but 1:20 - 1:50 = got'dam! My gf was in the kitchen making a daiquiri, she's a Swifie with little interest in rock/metal and even she perked up and asked what band I was listening to (I got her hooked on Testament after I let her hear the solo on return to serenity and she loved it, so this is a good sign!) Great rig btw
Hey Pete I didn’t notice you have a new small pedalboard but it’s the first one I’ve notice you don’t have any expression pedals or volumen pedal… strange 😅 great info!!!
The board is just fantastic ! When it comes to the sound coming from the pedal board its all your talent On another note .Just my opinion , for me ,I really like the new Unobtanium Raw Pedal a lot more than the original . Thanks Pete enjoy the new board !
Thanks for the video Pete. You are a great creative artist and very eloquent. The way you pass on your experience and expertise is one of the best on this platform. Thank you for being there and thank you very much for your time. It is not a given that you reveal so many of your secrets and make them available to the whole of society. Chapeau! I have a question about pedal assembly. At 9:42 (bottom of the pedal board) I don't see any screws or mounting system. Would Velcro / mounting tape (pedalboard tape or hook and loop etc.) be needed, or what? Another question that concerns me is: what patch cords did Rack Systems use?
Very, very interesting. I don’t use MIDI so that’s always the part where I get a little confused. But I do understand the ease of it. And the versatility of course. I had a little shock when I didn’t see the Drybell Unit67. I remember how impressed you were when you demonstrated that pedal. And it blew me away. I needed to have it and I’m extremely happy since it’s on my board. But then you showed us the big board and THERE IT WAS!!! 😅 I wasn’t really shocked of course. The Crazy Tube Circuits Booster is a great pedal. I only wanted to know why you replaced it. And then I saw you didn’t replace it. It’s just another board. I can go and sleep peacefully now. 😬
Pete you are so fucking good! I always click to see the gear but your playing makes me forget the equipment and tone and makes me go practice my chops. Thank you and cool boards bro.
i always watch and often like Pete's videos but he's never recommended by TH-cam anymore. Anybody else have this problem? I just think to search for his content about once a week to find his new videos (which I always watch).
Mr Thorn, not sure where you find the time to make these videos as I’m sure you have a busy schedule with touring and such, but do know that we all enjoy them and appreciate your efforts.
I’m nerd for this type of content love pedalboards and all things gear and signal chains and how to cable everything up is my favorite! Congrats on your new pedalboard it’s phenomenal thanks for sharing Pete🤟🏻
Loved when I saw you use Musicom labs switchers. I have the MK VI. IMHO best bang for your buck there is on the market. 12 loops + all the bells and whistles in that foot print for $700 Lets Rawk \m/
It's funny, the one I have the right behind me is not the one I've had for over 20 years, that's my Emplrxador and it's in my storage room next-door. I just haven't used it that much because I have other stuff that does what it does in the studio, but I will probably never sell it. It is great though! The one in the studio is a king Royale and I used to have one of those many years ago, a combo, so when this head came up for sale a few years ago, I got it. It's just a great AC30!
Temple Boards are definitely very nice (I have the giant Trio 43 one), and I agree that the Zelzah is a highly underrated pedal. Your demo of it made me buy one and I can see why it made it on your board.
I would not buy the Temple again ever. When you have to move a pedal it's a hell. Also you can't put pedals in certain positions if there's a power supply below. It's more difficult than Tetris last level
Pete, how did Dave attach/ stick the pedals into the Temple audio pedal board? I see he hasn’t used the quick screw pad attachments. Interesting. Brilliant tidy and loads of effects for a 24”.
I am also old school. I started out in the early 70's with pedals. In the mid 80's, I was no longer impressed with individual pedal multi boards, and troubleshooting problems, I went to racks , Tom Scholz, etc. That was the 'hot thing'. Since the Gt10, then Gt1000, and HeadRush and Helix I own, I can t go back. Just add my expression pedals, I'm good.
As always absolutely perfect playing and sound Pete , thanks for sharing an amazing pedalboard, unfortunately I can't afford 5he patch leads let alone anything else on it 😅
...... Pete, love your show....You should do a segment on Cartage for the touring/professional musician. How it works, costs, who you use for that. Thanks
It’s kinda like having a car mat for your can mat so that originally car mat never gets used. Too many pedals too little time. I enjoy your work. Thank you
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I’m do appreciate how his rig is realistic in that it contains easily acquired gear. Sure it’s on the expensive side but he’s a professional.
It's also a testament to how much *awesome* stuff there is out there with not-insane prices these days.
Not being a dick, more curious than anything but what would the total cost of this board, including the board be? I also understand that he is a professional and these are tools he needs to do his job, I am more interested in the costs of some of these magnificent pedals. Btw I would crumble under the skills needed to even set up something like that. Cheers!
@@MrBobwood22I’d ballpark it at around $4k
Honestly, I have one similar. So, add in all the Mogami wiring cabling & plugs, side wiring & plugs and the bottom gear and: you're at $5,000 to $6,000 depending on the installation Tech's costs.
I have a lot of respect & admiration for Pete's kindness, above average mind, very honorable integrity character and very very awesome work ethic.
I can't believe you were not chosen for a Van Halen tribute, no one even comes close to how accurate you are. Not to mention what an an amazing guitarist you are with you're own identity. I love you're amazing talents. GOD BLESS
I would have went if he were the guitar player.
Sounds great. Bonus posts for the Jeff Beck haircut!
I was gonna say Nigel Tufnel but Jeff Beck's kinda cool too.
pete Is a a treasure for the guitar community - thanks for making this accessible and fun for all pete!!
Pete!! I was just fortunate enough to get your Signature Standard HSS for my 50th.... sooooo so happy.
That's so awesome!!!! Enjoy and happy 50th!!!
The red one with black pick guard!?
Here's what I love about this walk-through: no matter how many pedals there might be, it always sounds like a guy playing a guitar through an amp. It's not overly processed and drenched in layers of delays (as in one I just saw of an 80s/90s guitar god). So bravo to Pete for those choices that let the artistry come through. Good lesson!
Yay Rack Systems! From an old Valley guy who bought early Way Huge pedals from them and had work done there on Weddington Ave! Ah, the 90s had what is now vintage charm...
Glad to see Crazy Tubes represented! My first Pete Thorn demo was the Crazy Tubes Ziggy pedal. From that intro I was hooked and have been an avid follower.
Thanks Pete!
Was headed in to get some play time before work and saw that Pete had a new video. Missed out on my play time but was a good choice to watch on my part. Great video. Pete is so creative! Here he shows his creativity not just in writing, playing and producing but in designing a new board. What an artist! And I love how well he teaches. Thank you, Professor Thorn! You and Rick Beato never disappoint! That would be a great interview: Rick interviews Pete Thorn! I’ll be praying for that one.
Crazy tube circuits are one of my favorite pedal makers!!
Pete, you always have such cool tunes you come up with! Definitely rock, but your stuff sounds so fresh and your lead playing is always tasty as hell!
Thanks!
Putting a new board together is always fun. Switching in and out, trying different combinations. I've got 3 boards and am always trying different setups to see what works best with other pedals and just going for different sounds and tones. And different pedals for different guitars. And that Keeley compressor is great. That's on my main board along with a Wampler Ego. The Keeley is strictly for my Tele and Strat.
I’ve been thinking about going that route. Instead of trying to have a huge pedalboard that attempts to do everything all in one place and winds up compromising one thing for another, I’m thinking of going with smaller purposeful boards. A smaller dedicated board for every genre of music I like tailored to those sounds and paired with those specific guitars in mind.
Thank you very much for sharing your insights on all-things guitar.
whenever I watch your videos I immediately rethink my whole setup and proceed to try and get close the the amazing setups you always present. thanks for being a constant inspiration. Love the Illumine BTW. Have an immerse 2 but want to get the midi functionality.
How do you like the Immerse 2?
Second time watching. This time I noted the Tonex1. I just added one to my HX Stomp board. It took some time but I found two really good tone captures that sound better than my HX amp models and has worked out really well going thru the HX loop. It leaves me more DSP for the HX effects.
I really need these songs from your videos on spotify. They're sooooo good. I often watch your videos over and over to listen to the songs. Really love your work. You're one of the good ones on this platform
Man, you are just a fountain of killer tunes!
The Best youtube guitar tone !!!
Pete. Just think you are amazing. Not only yoir playing but descriptions.
I am struggling with my sde 3000 EVH. Plugging in to my tscam and the load boxes confuse me. Is there a way around it and the buttons on the unit are confusing to me. 55 years of playing with a million pedals amd I feel like a total ludite. You’re so fluid on it and Bosses manuals are not very helpful. Keep doing what you’re doing. Nobody is better than you. I really mean that. Thanks for any assist.
I’m an oldie. We had pedals when we were young. When we could afford the big racks, we got those. Now it’s back to pedals. The new pedals are amazing though. I suppose the all one modelers are the rack multi effects of today.
Wow! Thanks for showing your pedal board and gosh it's very versatile how you can root root to signalling all different ways. Send, sends and returns and have you played around with stacked compressors something I haven't played around with. I've I've used dbx rack mount rack compressors I can certainly see why you need two panel boards while one's in transit. You've still got your other one to bliss. Fun with to your heart's content enjoy! Have fun. That's what he's all about. I need to get myself plugged into my RC300 boss looper. Cheers take care. Can't wait to see more videos
Just bought a Dig recently. Best DD I've ever owned.
just got rid of mine it sucks my distortion tone, its fine on clean but just not for dirt.
The Dig is perfect for dirt tones since it can stay so clean and has a ton of headroom. Maybe you just prefer analog or tape style color on the delay. Nothing wrong with that.
I don’t understand the Ins and Outs Of these pedals but it”s impressive,
Great playing and very gear fluency. TA - Totally Awesome!!
Thank you Rack Systems and Pete Thorn!
I gotta say Pete, I pride myself on creating unique sounds on the guitar. You do this in spades everytime! Love the new board and thanks for the great rundown.
Thanks!!!
@@PeteThorn No worries brother. I love creating vids on YT to help others too. Channel is starting to really take off. Your buddy Tim Pierce gave me some great help in the beginning. I love this stuff. Have a great day Pete.
What a great intro tune for the video Pete!! Thanks for giving us this tour of your new board and keep up the great work!!
Great board! Love the Temple Audio stuff. So easy to use and super pro with the modules etc. Sounding killer as always!
Hey Pete greetings from the homeland 🇨🇦 This was an awesome video brother. It was very educational in terms of signal path and output options. Killer playing too my man !❤
I really enjoyed this video.It's always cool to see what people are using on their board and why.
Thanks!!
After playing since 1982 and at one point or another owning virtually every piece of gear under the sun since, I recently just said "eff it" and got myself a Helix. Couldn't be happier.
i knew there would be a sweet jam at the beginning and was not disappointed 🔥🔥🔥🍻
DIG is a great choice! I love those lower-bit digital delay sounds of classic rack units.
Agreed!
@@PeteThorn
Hi Pete, I was wondering, since I don't see any EQ unit, do you use any EQ? If not, what did you find, to choose to not use any?
🤟🏻Rolling the tone knob all the way down is underrated!
Happy you put back the Crazy Tube Circuits' Starlight. Hard to beat. By the way, I personally think your 2014 pedalboard is still the best sounding ever.
My first Pete Thorn demo was the Crazy Tubes Ziggy! He sure rocked that pedal!
I rebuilt my system on the same Temple board. I really like the module options for that piece!
Well thought out board and love the flexibility.
Thank you for sharing!
I’m in the process of brainstorming up a board myself and this was good to see.
Loved you playing on the intro🎉
Thanks!
Awesome board and tones! There might just be enough room left to put on the FreqOut so you have that aspect covered as well.
Thanks Pete for the tip to RJM Micro Line Mixer 🙏🏻😁
Temple boards are great. I got mine years ago before they got more well known.
Like many others I have two boards and way more pedals than I need, but I am constantly changing things around and trying new stuff. The one thing I have never tried is a switcher. I just don't know that I have the patience or desire to learn how to set one up and design patches. It does get expensive, but playing with different sounds is fun and that is why we do it.
Such a great player! Always great to hear and see you Pete
Can't wait to build out my 80's/90's rig. I'm jonesing hard for those tones, and playing styles.
Bro, killer playing and unbelievable tone your lead lines were out of this world i learned a lot.
Thanks!!!!
Can't argue with that tone. Super interesting! I swapped out my Dig v2 for a Meris LVX - I have a simple route - Shure Wireless into Kemper Player into Meris LVX into BigSky MX into RC-5 for backing tracks then Pro D2 Di to FOH. Using Midi Captain to control Kemper. Curious to try that little mixer. You rock, Sir!
Another rippin' intro from the great PT.
PETE! That whole intro is amazing (as all your intro songs are) but 1:20 - 1:50 = got'dam! My gf was in the kitchen making a daiquiri, she's a Swifie with little interest in rock/metal and even she perked up and asked what band I was listening to (I got her hooked on Testament after I let her hear the solo on return to serenity and she loved it, so this is a good sign!) Great rig btw
Pete, what a great board! Very well thought out and professional. So many amazing tips in this video! Thank you sharing! ❤🤘
The Suhr Pete Thorn Custom HSS is beautiful. Something to save up for!
So many ways to wire things up. I enjoyed hearing about your thought process for wiring your board.
Hey Pete I didn’t notice you have a new small pedalboard but it’s the first one I’ve notice you don’t have any expression pedals or volumen pedal… strange 😅 great info!!!
Sweet board, very clean. Btw, digging the Nigel from Spinal Tap haircut (crank it to eleven) 😉.
Pete! Always a joy to watch your vids!
Great array of tones and juicy playing
The board is just fantastic ! When it comes to the sound coming from the pedal board its all your talent On another note .Just my opinion , for me ,I really like the new Unobtanium Raw Pedal a lot more than the original . Thanks Pete enjoy the new board !
more! would love to see you go thru your main board like this.
More to come! I will.
You really nailed it at 22:09 .
That RJM Mixer look awesome.
Bro. The reverb tail at the very end of the video. Brilliant.
Thanks!
Thanks for the video Pete. You are a great creative artist and very eloquent. The way you pass on your experience and expertise is one of the best on this platform. Thank you for being there and thank you very much for your time. It is not a given that you reveal so many of your secrets and make them available to the whole of society. Chapeau!
I have a question about pedal assembly. At 9:42 (bottom of the pedal board) I don't see any screws or mounting system. Would Velcro / mounting tape (pedalboard tape or hook and loop etc.) be needed, or what?
Another question that concerns me is: what patch cords did Rack Systems use?
Thank u!
animals of all shapes and sizes hahahhaha love this guy
Love my temple audio!!!!
Hooray Canadian maker!!
That is what I love…a pretty portable and super flexible board! Sweeet. 🎸
Very, very interesting. I don’t use MIDI so that’s always the part where I get a little confused. But I do understand the ease of it. And the versatility of course.
I had a little shock when I didn’t see the Drybell Unit67. I remember how impressed you were when you demonstrated that pedal. And it blew me away. I needed to have it and I’m extremely happy since it’s on my board. But then you showed us the big board and THERE IT WAS!!! 😅
I wasn’t really shocked of course. The Crazy Tube Circuits Booster is a great pedal. I only wanted to know why you replaced it. And then I saw you didn’t replace it. It’s just another board. I can go and sleep peacefully now. 😬
That's it exactly! I just don't have two so I picked something else for this one. That is also really cool.
Pete you are so fucking good! I always click to see the gear but your playing makes me forget the equipment and tone and makes me go practice my chops. Thank you and cool boards bro.
Thanks so much!
Looks like paddleboard mania. Lol really enjoy the video. I really like hearing you play.
sounds great PT!
man, you're a killer guitar player! Very inspiring stuff
Thank u!
Killer Pete. Great pedal board. Everything you need.
i always watch and often like Pete's videos but he's never recommended by TH-cam anymore. Anybody else have this problem? I just think to search for his content about once a week to find his new videos (which I always watch).
Sounds great, and the routing is SO clean!
Mr Thorn, not sure where you find the time to make these videos as I’m sure you have a busy schedule with touring and such, but do know that we all enjoy them and appreciate your efforts.
I’m nerd for this type of content love pedalboards and all things gear and signal chains and how to cable everything up is my favorite! Congrats on your new pedalboard it’s phenomenal thanks for sharing Pete🤟🏻
Awesome, thank you!
This is not too complicated. Great setup, Pete!
Pete isn't just a crazy great guitar player, he has that thing that Hendrix had, the ability to get the best of equipment and pedals. Hes a natural.
Hey thanks!
I have that same board, same size. I like that chorus pedal you have on your board.
I love AllSaints but that Check Master Tour shirt might be my favorite article of clothing I’ve seen on your channel 😂 killer new board!
Ha!
Incredible intro ! The tones reminded me of a mix between Satriani and Van Halen !
Thanks!
Loved when I saw you use Musicom labs switchers. I have the MK VI. IMHO best bang for your buck there is on the market.
12 loops + all the bells and whistles in that foot print for $700 Lets Rawk \m/
SICK TONES! Love the board too!
Thanks for sharing Pete. Always appreciate 👍
incredible skills and musicality ❤
Thank u!
The Voodoo labs PP3+ is amazing!! All 12 outs are 500mA so yeah it kicks ass. I have 3 of them in my total rig
Excellent video!
Nice demo! I really appreciate the enthusiasm and the detailed insights… 😎
Nice board Pete thanks for the share 👍 😀 😊
Killer Board Pete!!! Next time Make Dan from TPS make it, i love The building vids 😁
Couple thoughts, that big board is a dream. 2nd, that Top Hat has been with you for a very long time, must be great. Nice tones as usual!
It's funny, the one I have the right behind me is not the one I've had for over 20 years, that's my Emplrxador and it's in my storage room next-door. I just haven't used it that much because I have other stuff that does what it does in the studio, but I will probably never sell it. It is great though! The one in the studio is a king Royale and I used to have one of those many years ago, a combo, so when this head came up for sale a few years ago, I got it. It's just a great AC30!
DIG is my favourite delay so far. Such an amazing sound! i like the V1 more tho
Great! That's a very versatile board for rock players
You trust the balance of that board on the edge of your table more than I've ever trusted anybody or anything.
😂
Love your board Pete and thanks for sharing!
I never clicked on a video sooner in my life! 😍
Temple Boards are definitely very nice (I have the giant Trio 43 one), and I agree that the Zelzah is a highly underrated pedal. Your demo of it made me buy one and I can see why it made it on your board.
I would not buy the Temple again ever. When you have to move a pedal it's a hell. Also you can't put pedals in certain positions if there's a power supply below. It's more difficult than Tetris last level
@@stratocaster2002 I used dual lock and had no issues. I have no comment on Temple’s mounting plate system.
I have that compressor as well Pete. It's got some magic for sure!
Yeah, Keeley does compression great that's for sure
Very tight crisp sound...very stunning cleans.❤🤘🏻
Pete, how did Dave attach/ stick the pedals into the Temple audio pedal board?
I see he hasn’t used the quick screw pad attachments.
Interesting.
Brilliant tidy and loads of effects for a 24”.
Dual lock
I am also old school. I started out in the early 70's with pedals. In the mid 80's, I was no longer impressed with individual pedal multi boards, and troubleshooting problems, I went to racks , Tom Scholz, etc. That was the 'hot thing'. Since the Gt10, then Gt1000, and HeadRush and Helix I own, I can t go back. Just add my expression pedals, I'm good.
Darn...success is sweet. Nice work Pete.
Heavenly rock tones 🤘
Thanks!
As always absolutely perfect playing and sound Pete , thanks for sharing an amazing pedalboard, unfortunately I can't afford 5he patch leads let alone anything else on it 😅
...... Pete, love your show....You should do a segment on Cartage for the touring/professional musician. How it works, costs, who you use for that. Thanks
Interesting idea. I'll think about that!
I bought a voodoo labs dingbat xl pedalboard kit has the pedal power 3 plus it's awesome.
It’s kinda like having a car mat for your can mat so that originally car mat never gets used. Too many pedals too little time. I enjoy your work. Thank you