Finally got my Profiler Player pedalboard sorted.

I love the Player but have mainly been using it as I intended on my desk.
Finally have a small gig coming up and that encouraged me to use a little of my spare time of Christmas to sort the board out properly with a decent power supply and to tidy the cables.

The M-Vave Chocolate gives 8 banks of 4 presets - more than enough with a bluesy set of 4, a rockier set of 4, a heavier set of 4 and then assorted randoms that will never be used live.

On the FS-6 the A switch controls morphing with the B switch being for tap tempo. If I make a smaller board I may use an FS-7 instead but these are easy pedals to hit in the dark. The Strobostomp means I don't have to dedicate a switch on the Player to the tuner.

The Compressor plus is there because I like the sound of it.

On the Player the three switches can be programmed per patch but to keep things simple I tend to keep switch 1 to boost/drive/fuzz, 2 to modulation, 3 to delay 1+2 combo to FX1&2 and 2+3 combo to rotation speed if I'm using the rotary speaker.

I could do my sort of gig with just the Player and the M-Vave. If I was in a covers band I'd probably want a different MIDI switcher.

We've come a long way from a single channel amp with a distortion and a delay pedal.

Because I mainly use it on my desk. See paragraph one.