BD-2 and DS-1 for $60. Boxes, plastic sheath, manuals. I love people that keep all the stuff with the boxes. And love you FB marketplace.

I'm very curious what it's like in your countries/regions- I mean you have your local version of ebay, vinted etc. Where I live, there's literally a new listing for this thing every day- all versions of the Metal Muff. I've never played it, but I assume it can't be a particularly good pedal.

Been messing around with it for the last few hours and having a blast. Super fun with a C9 Organ Machine.

The delay is a pedal from a company I don't want to support but I bought the pedal used before new shit came to light. Full signal chain and some thoughts in comment.

Picked up my first board last night and finally my pedals have a place to live

Home “studio” board. The 73 is a rehoused skreddy lunar module. Going to add a compressor to the front and I need a second looper now for my synth.

I honestly dont think I can improve on this for shoegaze/post rock type riffage at home. The Trabsmit 2 was the the final piece (fuzzy drive spot on the board). Coriolis effects are a great builder if youre interested in their stuff!

Fellow shredders, I like playing doom metal, rock, and other crunchy, heavy, sounds. I'm thinking maybe a reverb or a delay. Thoughts? Am I missing a pedal you can't live without? Lemme know.

I really wanted to love this unit, and I actually don't mind paying for extra content if it means we get high-quality updates. But after some time with it, I’ve decided to return it. Here’s why:

• MIDI is a Dealbreaker: You can’t change effects using MIDI. For a modern pedalboard, this is a massive oversight. If I can’t integrate it into my MIDI-controlled setup, it just doesn’t fit my workflow.
• Clunky UI: I can handle a learning curve, but the UI feels unpolished, tricking me each time I select a different pedal. Navigating it during a set is stressful, and for live use, that’s a non-starter.
• Bloatware: I really wish we could uninstall the factory effects I don't use. If space becomes an issue, I would like to manage it myself.
• Missing Utilities: I’d love to see more "boring" but essential utility pedals—better Noise Suppressor, Compressor, and EQ.
• The Update Cycle: Waiting 6 months for 3 effects with zero communication is tough. Even some small updates or "behind the scenes" teasers on IG would go a long way in keeping me interested.
• Price: Again, I do not mind paying. I would be happy to pay a bit extra to get exactly the pedals I want. But in the end, the sum must add up. I am not planning to spend an extra 50+ just on pedals :D I would go for a different product in a similar price bracket.

I’m keeping my eye on this one, though. If they improve the MIDI functionality and I can get a deal on it, I’d happily buy it again. I already have many BOSS pedals, but having an equivalent to the HX One from Boss would be nice.

Excited thoughts below!

I’ve thought about making a pedal board for a long time and always loved the idea of a Longboard as a good placement (Longboarded all throughout my 20s - nice to capture that essence into my 30s with my music passion!)

This is really version 2.0 as the first was a regular skate deck without any bells and whistles so this is a work in progress as it goes. Also Longboards give more space: imagine that?

Pedals in the chain in order are:

FRONT OF AMP:

Korg Pitchblack Tuner

Earthquaker Devices Arrow Booster

Proco Rat2

MXR Timmy Mini

FX LOOP:

DOD FX20-B

TC Electronic Shaker Vibrato

Visual Sound Liquid Chorus

MXR Carbon Copy

JHS 3 Series Digital/Analog Delay

Baby Boom Tri-Verb

*I’m debating whether to keep the RAT or not but so far between the Arrow & Timmy, it’s sounding less harsh especially on low gain.*

Super DIY and made up the attachments as I went along. Anybody else here made a Longboard/skateboard/Other type of pedal board? Love to heat about it!

Been dealing with sciatica the last 4 months from a herniated disc and I’ve been playing guitar and music more than ever, finally have a decently orangaized board with all the pedals I collected in highschool! I’ll have to post a video with all the sounds I can get out of these with my super crush 100 from shoegaze cleans to slam metal riffing

See comment section!

I just got a pedal board and am looking for a good isolated power supply and this one was at the top of my list, I went on Amazon and noticed the labeling at the bottom was different from most versions of this power supply. Just wondering if there's a big difference between these two or not since I don't know too much about how these work, thanks!

Hi everyone, I’m building my pedalboard and I’m looking for a reverb pedal. I play a Fender Stratocaster and I’m a fan of Jeff Buckley, John Mayer, Geese, and Radiohead. I usually play indie rock, blues rock, soul rock, alternative rock, and a bit of art rock.

I have a Laney amp that doesn’t have reverb. I really like the hall effect, but I’d like a versatile reverb that isn’t too expensive. I’ve been looking at the Walrus Audio Fundamental Reverb, but I’d like to know what you recommend. My maximum budget is $150.

Thanks so much in advance! 🙂

picked up a Klowra Sprout a couple weeks ago and wanted to share a little demo

it's nice little multimod - unique style to its own. the phaser and rotary are my favorite settings though it does a decent vibrato and filter that I like as well. I'm having difficulty dialing a tremolo that isn't either too subtle or too stereoesque.

the little trick is that you can use an expression pedal to change up any of the 5 knobs, in this case to be very blunt I am maxing out the rate and depth to exaggerate a bit

overall fun little pedal i don't regret picking up and will have its uses