Thank you for viewing. This is a pedalboard I assembled. Until now, I've had almost no experience owning pedals, mostly playing straight into an amp. As a beginner to pedalboards, I started collecting parts from scratch at the end of the year and assembled this in about a month. Personally, I like jazz, and the concept is a board for producing clean tones. The tuner, optical compressor, drive, and reverb are all built with Julian Lage in mind. It's an image that mixes his board from a few years ago when he had a single-coil pickup on his Nachocaster with his recent board. I also included a 10-band equalizer, which is convenient for hollow-body guitars. I mostly used it to cut frequencies to prevent feedback. Here's the full list. In order of connection: ・Pedaltrain Classic JR with soft case ・Sonic Research ST-300 mini ・Strymon OB.1 ・VOX V847 made in USA MOD ・JHS Pedals Morning Glory V4 ・MXR M1-108SE Limited Ebony ・Ceriatone Centuta ・Strymon Flint V2 ・BOSS RC-10R ・ Vital Audio VA-08 MKII ・External pedal for stopping the looper (homemade) ・External pedal for Flint tap (homemade) The Flint and Morning Glory were purchased new. I believe I have the original boxes for everything except the wah and compressor. The patch cables are a combination of Free the Tone generic plugs and George L's 155 cable. The lengths are 20cm, 30cm, and 40cm, made as needed. I plan to make my own DC cables, but for now, I'm using the included ones. For some reason, one was missing, so I made one with Belden 8460. I'd like to replace the power supply and DC cables. The layout and combinations are provisional, so I haven't bundled or routed the cables in particular. The wah is a custom-modified US-made model. It has been true-bypass modified, a DC jack added, and the capacitors and inductor replaced. I also made an acrylic plate to fix it to the board. Please understand that this is a used item before purchasing.