Voodoo DeVille

Pedalboard

Well, it had to be done. I was using a couple of pedals all the time -- my Samson wireless and Lone Wolf Harp Delay. I had few other pedals but setting them all up prior to a gig was too much trouble, especially if I might just use an effect once or twice a night. So I decided to invest in a pedal board and here it is:

Pedalboard

It starts with a Pedaltrain JR pedalboard. I mounted a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power Plus 2 power supply to provide power to each of the pedals. This handles not only the 9v pedals but one 18v pedal and another that's 12v with reverse polarity. Here are all the pedals, numbered per the picture above.

Samson Airline Wireless -- This is one of the original Samson UHF guitar wireless systems. I've used this for years and has worked like a champ. I'm not sure what will happen now that the FCC has rearranged the available frequencies. I guess I'll continue to use it until I start getting too much interference or the FCC police show up at my door.
Electro-Harmonix micro POG -- This is a polyphonic octave generator that will generate both a sub-octave and an up octave. It produces some really cool horn and organ-like sounds that works great for some songs.
Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble -- This is a versatile chorus pedal that provides a really shimmering sound.
Boss RT-20 Rotary Ensemble -- This is a very cool pedal that can create a variety of rotary effects. When used with either the micro POG or the Chorus, it creates a very cool organ sound. Besides, it's worth having it just for the cool rotary lights.
Roland EV-5 Expression Pedal -- This pedal is attached to the Rotary Ensemble and controls the rotation rate, making it real easy to control the rotary effect.
Lone Wolf Harp Delay -- this is my real workhorse pedal that's always on. It's the best delay pedal I've tried for harp.
Lone Wolf Harp Attack -- this is kind of a neat pedal that I don't use much but it can add a little bit of edge to your harp amp. However, I really don't need it with my Mini Meteor amp. However, I can use just my pedal board and plug into the PA or powered speaker. It produces a nice, distorted Champ-like overdriven tube sound without an amp.

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