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Show Us Yours: Reader Pedalboards Part 1

Guitarists from around the globe (that would be you) share their stomping grounds of all shapes and sizes.

These two boards used by the guitarists of the Steepwater Band and were shared by John Wator of Chicago’s Daredevil Pedals. Jeff Massey’s board features a Real McCoy RMC wah, NKT Analogman Sunface, BMF Sissyfuzz, Foxx Tone Machine, Klon Centaur, Digilog Delay, Neo Ventilator Leslie simulator, Analogman Beano Boost, and a Uni-Vibe. Bandmate Eric Saylors opts for a Dunlop Wah, Fulltone Deja Vibe, Ibanez Stereo Chorus, Wampler Tape Echo, Fulltone Fat Boost, Analogman King of Tone, an A/B box, and an Ibanez TS9.

One of our favorite pastimes is racking up good ol’ pedal envy by ogling the setups of our fellow players. It seems you don’t tire of it either, because pedalboard mail keeps rolling in!

Here are some of the latest board submissions, from a crafty all-in-one board to a fuzz-sick stomper to a bunch of boxes on a cutting board. There are plenty more where these came from (pedal lust has no end), so look for Reader Pedalboards Part 2 next week!

Tom Bedell in the Relic Music acoustic room, holding a custom Seed to Song Parlor with a stunning ocean sinker redwood top and milagro Brazilian rosewood back and sides.

As head of Breedlove and Bedell Guitars, he’s championed sustainability and environmental causes—and he wants to tell you about it.

As the owner of the Breedlove and Bedell guitar companies, Tom Bedell has been a passionate advocate for sustainable practices in acoustic guitar manufacturing. Listening to him talk, it’s clear that the preservation of the Earth’s forests are just as important to Bedell as the sound of his guitars. You’ll know just how big of a statement that is if you’ve ever had the opportunity to spend time with one of his excellently crafted high-end acoustics, which are among the finest you’ll find. Over the course of his career, Bedell has championed the use of alternative tonewoods and traveled the world to get a firsthand look at his wood sources and their harvesting practices. When you buy a Bedell, you can rest assured that no clear-cut woods were used.

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ENGL, renowned for its high-performance amplifiers, proudly introduces the EP635 Fireball IR Pedal, a revolutionary 2-channel preamp pedal designed to deliver the legendary Fireball tone in a compact and feature-rich format.

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The Gibson EH-185, introduced in 1939, was one of the company’s first electric guitars.

Photo by Madison Thorn

Before the Les Pauls and SGs, this aluminum-reinforced instrument was one of the famous brand’s first electric guitars.

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J Mascis is well known for his legendary feats of volume.

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