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[Precise Praise]

I have a collection of gear lists from some of the most well known worship guitarists. You can find them in the drop down menu on the right side of this page www.precisepraise.com. They include pics, videos, and links. I just recently updated Nigel Hendroff's gear (of Hillsong) http://www.precisepraise.com/2011/12...-hillsong.html. It's current as of May 2012. You can also find my gear here http://www.precisepraise.com/p/my-gear.html, along with several other resources on my site. I hope it helps. God bless.

[mozartgil]

Thanks for sharing Precise Praise! Site added to favorites!

[JeffHendricks]

I am in the process of redoing my pedal board, will probably be going with an all-in-one pedal... Something with a lot of features and XLR line outs, like the Digitech RP500. I will probably post a review if I go that route.

Currently, I'm using a rackmount processor with a MIDI control pedal.

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[Deuce]

I would check out the Fender Mustang Floor unit. It's getting some good reviews.

[nomad100]

I have an m13 and it's great, and switches channels on my amp for me.

[chipshot0701]

I would check out the Fender Mustang Floor unit. It's getting some good reviews.

I own it. I do like the tones, the FenderFuse software and being able to tweak things.

[andybaker]

I'm fairly pleased with my pedal board especially the Tim and Strymon Timeline and the GigRig; however, I will like to have MIDI installed to the GigRig and attach it to the Timeline and Pitchfactor. The reason for this is change sounds fairly often to different types of overdrive and distortion in conjunction with delay and pitch shifting. Plus, I might replace the MXR Phase 90 to either a chorus or other type of modulation, which I really enjoy, but I find that I need to be careful with modulation in worship music as it might sound "dated".

Andy's pedal board - June 2012.jpg

[andybaker]

I'm building a mini version of this board, as it is tricky and expensive touring with gear like this. When I toured with Matt Redman it cost them a fortune to take my stuff on the plane. I'm currently working with Paradigm Worship and need wide selection of sounds, but wish I can use something that is smaller but still has the tone.

I'm fairly pleased with my pedal board especially the Tim and Strymon Timeline and the GigRig; however, I will like to have MIDI installed to the GigRig and attach it to the Timeline and Pitchfactor. The reason for this is change sounds fairly often to different types of overdrive and distortion in conjunction with delay and pitch shifting. Plus, I might replace the MXR Phase 90 to either a chorus or other type of modulation, which I really enjoy, but I find that I need to be careful with modulation in worship music as it might sound "dated".

Andy's pedal board - June 2012.jpg

[davoandles]

pedals.jpg Been using this setup for a couple of years.. love it

[steensn]

Here is my acoustic pedal board. I play a lot of the times just me and the guitar on a sound system with no reverb and/or other effects. So I have this little board with the basics for acoustic worship to fill in a little more space acoustically. Also shown is my AirTurn because I use OnSong for lyric projection and my music -> no AV system either

If anyone is interested what I made the board out of let me know, pretty slick and clean I think. I went with all BOSS: 1) Because they are great pedals 2) the PSA power system makes it very clean.

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