Jason’s 2024 Praise & Worship Pedalboard

In this video, Jason walks through his pedalboard and shares a few stories to go along with the pedals. Maybe you've seen this board in 1 of the hundreds of tutorials we have on the site!

Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome
0:40 Creation Music Company Pedalboard
2:08 Pedal Power
2:27 Signal Chain
5:08 Guitar and Amp
5:40 Boss Tuner
5:50 Keeley Compressor Plus
7:54 Dunlop Volume Pedal
8:36 Crowther Hot Cake
10:29 MXR Mini Timmy
11:57 Hot Cake + Timmy
12:49 EHX Nano POG
14:27 Mooer Chorus Ensemble King
16:16 Coffee Shop Pedals Cortado Reverb
17:23 Strymon El Cap Tape Delay
19:53 Earthquaker Devices Dispatch Master
22:07 Playing Sample
23:04 Final Thoughts

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[deezee]

He said theres a video of the guitar on the channel. Ive looked through all of the videos and didnt find anything. . . 😒

[bfaehnrich]

I love this board and its simplicity. It’s simple and you know exactly what you want it to do and how to use it.

[nicelliott]

Love how you’re getting great sounds without giving into “hype” pedals. Must be one of the best more affordable boards out there!

[iamkennymartin]

El Cap is probably my favorite pedal of all time. I miss it. I use the Source Audio Collider for all of my delays and reverbs for space and functionality reasons, but the El Cap is the best sounding delay I've ever used and I've had quite a few.

[JTCox]

I really dig the whole vibe of this video! Great tones, simple board, cool stories, no nonsense! I subscribed to your channel based on what I heard here. Somedays I want to be Jimmy Page too.

[shanerose]

The plywood 😂😂!! Playing clubs, theatres, basements in the 90s, my board was also plywood with liberal applications of two sided tape and duct tape!!

[kentonschroer]

I appreciate the simplicity of your board while I’m over here running midi and everything new.

[coffeeshoppedals]

Really enjoyed this rundown!! And thanks for showing the Cortado Reverb! Really love your use of the preset function!

[MRxr]

you're missing a wah. that's a sin in itself. nice board, i keep it simple, but have my amps channel switch mounted permanently on board and my delay at front as i tap in delay every song i decide to use it on. also, i like second row to be elevated, pun intended, so i can use my clumsy size 12 work boot to hit switches without messing up knobs of pedals below. goes - tuner - wah - compressor - clean boost with mid hump option for cutting solo's - modulation - delay. never use reverb as it washes out too much live. amp mesa single rec. this set up does my worship gigs and pub gigs from funk to punk.

[TheSoundsgood]

I love everything about this video!
You have a really great personality for making youtube videos. In general, you are very agreeable, but when you messed up with the volume pedal thing you just had fun with it. And then the content is so rich.

As a helix user I sometimes miss the fun of messing with actual pedals, but the Helix does the job I need it to reliably, predictably, and keeps me from blowing paychecks on G.A.S... It was fun to live vicariously for a moment.


You mentioned in another comment that you are looking into a lighter rig for portability, have you considered the tonex pedal? It could capture your AC30 at your desired settings so it may feel more familiar to you than other emulations of it, and it is small.

I bet you could hang out with your friends over at Worship Tutorials and try out all their gear and see if you care for any of the modelers on the market. I think they have them all lol.

Awesome rig, and great playing!

[joemiller]

Great Video Jason! I love the behind the scenes walk through of your pedalboard.

[houseofjesseworship]

Nick is just giving them to you as an excuse to buy more ;)

[SamGrimes]

Loved this insight. Can I ask what keeps you away from the 'easy option', of buying an all in one modeller like the Helix / Quad Cortex, etc?

I haven't ran a traditional pedalboard for about 8 years and have owned various HX products. I downsized to a Pod Go a couple of years ago and although it's fine, I don't really tweak anything, and I wish I had a bit more flexibility with effects, etc.

I'm at a stage where I'd like to go back up to a bigger unit and pedals are tempting, but it feels like a minefield, and ultimately ends up costing more than a modeller would, for not as many options.

[AaronKellar]

Not sure if Daniel uses many pedals but I’d be interested in seeing a similar video with him if so

[slydog]

Hey Jason, love the video! I like the concept of telling us not only the pedals you are using but how you use them. If you are looking for a lighter amp:) you may want to try the Walrus Audio ACS-1. I have it and love it, you can use just one amp (Fender, Marshall or Vox) or blend/ play through two of the amps in stereo.

[ezraestrada]

That's a unique tele, is that a Tele custom?