I got GAS 
Full chain currently is:
Me -> Bass -> Boss TU-2 tuner -> Carl Martin Opto-Compressor -> TC Nether Octaver -> EHX Bass Big Muff Pi -> EHX Battalion -> Darkglass Microtubes X -> EHX Bass Clone -> Boss RV-3 Digital Reverb/Delay -> Behringer BDI-21 -> Zoom U-24 DAI
with a Zoom RT223 drum machine on the side also going in to the U-24.
@howard it looks awesome! I would have to go back and get another degree just to learn how to use all that stuff lol.
It sneaks up on you
I’m looking at that photo and getting GAS 
Are you able to put the U-24 in the chain? If so, I might trade my U-22 for one.
I am super, super happy with every pedal on that board. The stand-outs would be the Battalion and BDI-21, for price/performance.
The “best” pedal is the Darkglass, of course. There’s no question it’s incredible. Whether it’s worth the money is a much harder question 
Lots of good discussion over here:
If I were going to start from scratch again, the order I would buy would probably be:
Tuner, Preamp/Overdrive, Compressor, Chorus, more distortion, Reverb/Delay, Octaver
Yeah, you can see it kind of sliding under the board there. I have all the pedals going in to one U-24 input via DI out from the BDI-21, and the drum machine going in to the other input. Then I have line out from the U-24 going to my headphone amp, and USB out to my computer.
@howard congratulations, you gave me a mild case of GAS and I just ordered a Zoom U-24 to replace my U-22. Now I just have to try to sell the U-22.
Nice! The U-24 is super versatile.
Convince me I need it, and I will buy it😉
Do you want to record yourself?
Eventually
When you do, a digital audio interface like the Zoom U-22/U-24/U-44, Focusrite Scarlett, or others is the best way to go.
But until you do, you won’t need one.
I would need to get something to record on first. I am down to an IPad atm.
Course if I was convinced to get this, that would push me to get the gear and start recording. Lol.
I love GAS, I am amp shopping now too.
You can actually record from an audio interface to an iPad via a lightning to USB adapter.
GarageBand on an iPad is a fine choice to get started
every musician knows that GAS is more contagious than the coronavirus. the only way to restrain it a little bit is to get confined with the same gear for a long time 
Um, @terb, I think being restrained with the same gear creates GAS, not contains it. At least for me, seeing as how to play with new stuff I have to buy it. Can’t go down to the local GC and play around.
no solution, then ?
