New Compact Board

[Sp4zRX]

I was running the PBC6X on a larger board for about the last year and half. I always wanted a more compact board but didn’t want to sacrifice the flexibility and control of the larger board. I think I finally achieved a compact board with all the tones and control of the bigger board but in a smaller package. This one is just 18”x13”. Nice and compact.

 

[rjmmusic]

NIce! Using multi function pedals like that definitely expands what a small board can do. I have a very similar board on a Pedaltrain Jr, that I'll have to get around to posting soon.

 

[Sp4zRX]

NIce! Using multi function pedals like that definitely expands what a small board can do. I have a very similar board on a Pedaltrain Jr, that I'll have to get around to posting soon.

I’ve heard you say before, that your desire for a smaller board is what inspired you to create the PBC6X. I’d been very interested in seeing what you’ve put together!

 

[rjmmusic]

I’ve heard you say before, that your desire for a smaller board is what inspired you to create the PBC6X. I’d been very interested in seeing what you’ve put together!

Lugging a Pedaltrain Pro (3ft / 1m long board) in a hard case on an airplane quickly gave me some understanding of what touring guys go through, and yes, that experience was a major inspiration for the 6X.

 

[FriedOutKombi]

That's a nice setup. I'm currently contemplating downsizing myself. I went from a huge board running a BOSS ES8 that my friends dubbed the "Nimitz," then dropped to my current 800x400mm board utilising a PBC6X and a G-Lab M4L midi looper for an extra 4 loops. But that meant 2 power supplies. It's too heavy and I just turned 50 so I'm old and whiny. I'm going to go for mini-pedals where I need them (compression, Tube Screamer, chorus) ditch the extra 4 loops, and find the smallest stereo midi reverb pedal I can. Hopefully that'll make a big difference.