My Acoustic Pedalboard Walkthrough

Thank you for posting this video. It was very helpful. I've been thinking through my wants for my acoustic set-up. Thank you!

damn, since I'm a huge fan of reverb effects on acoustic Guitar I have to say, your sound is on point! really like it, thx for sharing.

That sounds amazing, killer setup!

Hey Michael, really great sound. Thanks for sharing.

This is an excellent presentation of this small yet mighty setup. Very well done, young man. And glory to God. :)

This was VERY helpful Michael Thanks so much for posting.

Sounds beautiful

Thanks for publishing sounds real good!

Wow, love the sound! God bless.

This inspired me to think about doubling up with a digital reverb and an analog delay like you do. Also enjoyed your remarks on why you chose to use what. Very helpful to me as I go about designing my own acoustic pedalboard (coming from a Zoom A3). In case anyone is interested, my board will revolve around the superb Red Eye Twin preamp by Fire Eye. It is the first and only preamp/multi-effect I have ever plugged into that makes me guitars all sound exactly like they sound, without artificially making them more muddy or more trebly or my diffuse. I run that (via the effects loop) into a fantastic Cali76 Compact Deluxe compressor with a low compression setting and a lot of dry signal blended in. The rest is undecided. Probably, like you, an EQ pedal, then delay + chorus + reverb. Open for suggestions that won‘t suck tone...

This is exactly what i was looking for as mentioned earlier it definitely is a nice session :) cleared lot of things in my head.

Very nice video , you play great also. Nice board setup , clean sounds and nice effects. Thank for sharing your tips.

I agree with Jacob Perez. We use our gifts to honor our Lord.

I like your sound and setup. 👍

Sounds Great. I am putting together a small Acoustic Pedalboard (pedaltrain nano) - using a Blue Sky, El Capistan and Dimension DC-2W Waza with Strymon Ojai.

I love double delay it really does give you a lot of flexibility regardless of you playing acoustic or electric.

That’s a gorgeous acoustic tone man!

Know it's an old post but if you're still monitoring it, thanks for sharing your board. Old man newbie here with a new-to-me 314ce myself and would like to add some fx as I progress. Appreciate your clear and concise explanations of everything you've got there. A lot of these posted vids get long-winded and I find myself FF'ing through them to find the substance.

I have a fluorescence shimmer pedal by t.c. electronics. It blend well with the blood moon phaser I have along with my joyo d-seed 4 channel delay and jam man stomp box.

This is old, but that’s an amazing sounding setup. I’ve play playing acoustic for the last year on our worship team and I’ve just been running right into the house system but for the last month or so I’ve really been thinking there’s gotta be more I can do for my sound. I’ve got a Martin X Series and I’m about to replace my Fishman with an LR Baggs Anthem just as soon as I can get my guitar in to someone who can do it. I bought the Anthem about a week ago. But I’ve been thinking of my acoustic rig and having no clue how to do all this, it’s entirely new to me lol. But I want to add some textures. No electric guitar on the team and it’s been primarily keyboard carrying most of the sound. We usually have a second acoustic playing, no bass player. So I figure if I can add some textures, I can help shape our sound more. Lol tiny churches are fun