How to Build a Perfect Guitar Pedalboard

[Anthonybrother]

"How to build a perfect guitar pedalboard"
*Builds a short range radio*

[annonymous]

10:12 and 10:22
Dejavú I’ve just been in this place before higher than the streets

[gratisboy]

Is pressing the button on pedals the guitar equivalent of clicking tongs before you use them on the grill?

[treyxaviermusic]

Thanks for letting me take part in this even though I had nothing to contribute

[joshsifert]

"I dont care how a pedal looks"
Same man
"Always sparkles"

[oratere]

Wampler is a true innovator and creative. He almost refuses to use these reviews to exclusively promote his own pedals which he would have every right to do. Instead, he reveals himself as a committed "tone-freak". He's obviously a lover of guitar and finding great sounds. Full respect!

[stephenwevans]

Some organize alphabetically. Some organize by type. Tyler organizes via Tetris Mode.

[tylerrussell]

Brian lives in my hometown Martinsville, IN. He comes into Beefcake Burgers every once in a while which is where I work. He is a really cool guy!

[austeam]

Simply picking pedals like nobodies business while i can't even afford a patch cable

[Paul-dwcl]

2:03 “I know a guy that makes ‘em.”
Great quote

[Homestudiosimplifed]

Brian is such a down to earth genuinely cool guy! To this day he was one of my favorite interviews on the channel!

[JazzzRockFuzion]

Fills his board with gain staging. Brian Wampler is a man after my own heart.

[RCSmiths]

i don't think you could have had a better expert on the show yourself! Brian Really has fine information, while also having that humorous and sarcastic mindset on the topic! Great video here!

[wombatjack]

You should do an updated version of “Playing all my guitar pedals at once”

[jamesbarros]

Love his pedals.
Love his chill, down to earth manner
and love you guys together. Thank you for this.

[KaiserBruh]

For anyone wondering why they could hear radio frequencies:

They setup their power cables and signal cable(s) parallel to each other.

The magnetic field around a wire with electricity is normal to the current, around it counter clockwise to it's direction. If you place a signal cable that us also normal to that magnetic field, it will begin to pick up radio frequencies (anywhere from 3kHz to 300GHz).

Especially, they made an antenna.

How to avoid this? Simple, run cables perpendicular to each other so the signal wires are unaffected by the magnetic field of the power wires.

[ChristianPaulDelage]

100% agree with Brian's assessment of Hanes vs Fruit of the Loom

[themanunleashed]

I've had a radio frequency come on plenty of times. Mostly with my MXR double shot. But my first tiny fender frontman amp alone picked up radio signals as well.

[PDXguitarfreak]

My chain goes like this... In front of the amp: Guitar --> Crybaby Wah --> MXR EVH Phase 90 --> Amp. In the effects loop: MXR 10 Band EQ (for boosting mids for solos) --> TC Electronic Corona Chorus --> MXR Smart Gate --> BOSS DD3 Delay. Occasionally, I will throw in my old BOSS PS-5 Super Shifter for harmony effects, before the Chorus. The amp is an EVH 5150iii 2x12 combo with built-in reverb.

[derekrabbers]

This would have been the best video to sneak in a Wampler Terraform. Tyler notices that Brian has no modulation on the board halfway through the video. Brain breaks out in a cheeky grin and pulls out the terraform and builds it into the board and amazes all of Tyler’s audience.