I really like those Saturn switches. So compact. Wish I knew. I bought the VooDoo Labs one but it’s so freakin looooooooong.
My idea was to be able to switch between preamp pedals as I only use one at a time.
Next I want to take all my reverb/delays and put them on one of the loops, and maybe even my upfront pedals to leave a minimal chain of tuner and compressor only if desired, but need some cables to come in first.
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He’s got quite a few listings on reverb and will make pedals to order as well. Always answered my questions and was super accommodating.
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This is what’s in the middle of my left side ring switcher. He put it with the bypass switch and boost into the standard loop switcher enclosure for me.
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they make mostly utility pedals and super cheap too. really cool company. they also do custom work.
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Current iteration of the pedalboard….
My “preamp switcher” is now also a “effects bank” switcher (using the other few in/outs). This allows me to add in signal chain Vs running through ~20 pedals: from a tuner and switch only to an “all in” extravaganza.
Yep- there’s a space awaiting it’s inhabitant early next year.
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I thought I was the only who hand drew the cabling diagram. I’m so relieved @John_E
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If I don’t I forget what’s going on under there. !!
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I get it. This was before I ran the power!! Good thing I’m making cables for all this. I can lose about 8 feet of resistance!! Loop switchers do add a form complication don’t they…
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Oh! Sexy pedal board wiring.
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Yeah that’s very nice wiring there 
@John_E at this point I would be asking myself serious questions like “do I ever actually use this wah pedal”. Though it looks like you and I did tie for the same number of concurrent preamps, so maybe I should just shut up 
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Expression pedal—
Messing around - yes. Recording - not yet. I love the variability on the Light pedal it brings.
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needs an escalator
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I need advice. I want to build a very small desktop pedalboard.
Something just for 2-3 pedals + PSU (ideally PSU hidden).
I’ve been browsing online shops, but everything I see is quite large for desktop standards.
Anything that you could recommend?
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This looks pretty cool and about as small as I’ve seen.
Donner Small Guitar Pedal Board, Mini Effects Pedalboard Power Supply Set DB-S100 with Convertible Bag Backpack, 60" Adhesive Backed Hook-and-Loop and Power Supply Mounting Device,14.46" x 7.51" https://a.co/1KN6FUz
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You could do a Pedaltrain Nano with a TrueTone 1-Spot power supply designed to hide under it.
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I didn’t envision having alot of pedals and bought this one. Quality construction and it came with the wire management. My PSU is hidden underneath with velcro.
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Hmm. Not everything is available in the UK sadly.
[edited my post]
I think I found a winner:
NUX Bumblebee
+3 sizes are available
+it is configurable to a certain extent (moving parts)
-don’t like the yellow
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I used a Pedaltrain Nano with a Pedaltrain Volto battery power supply fitted in the recess underneath.
It makes for a compact rig that doesn’t need to be plugged in.
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@jacq Alternatively, the HX stomp makes for a very compact desktop option.
And there’s this option (made in Europe) which looks very neat.
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