Thanks for your demonstration, I have an Eastman guitar, and want an LR element to have built in, than when familiar with it I would like some pedals you have mentioned, THanks from The Netherlands

Guitar Amplifier EQ would be set to?

Hi mate...should I go for strymon sky or digital reverb ??? Pls give your honest opinion...

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really well done, my sincerest thankyou.

The BodyRez is a brilliant pedal. I have two acoustic boards and two BodyRez to match. The Hall of Fame 2 is a decent option for acoustic reverb. I use the Boss DD7 Delay and a Radial StageBug DI. There are some great underboard power options for this size board. Battery power exists that will give 6 hours to a board with 4 or 5 pedals. Check out Thomann 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Have you tried Digitechs The Mosiac pedal? I have it on my board and love it.

this solution is genius!

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Add a chorus pedal after bodyrez. It really rounds out the sound. My setup is almost identical. Tuner-BodyRez-Boss Chorus Ensemble-Hall of Fame. This is basic. I had a bunch more pedals but simplified down to this as well.

TC Electronic IR loader is a more up to date replacement for the TC Electronic Acoustic Resonance pedal and sounds better and more natural with the right IR. Alternatives are the Tone Dexter, NUX Optima, and LR Baggs Voice Print.

That body rez pedal is awesome! Adds a lot more body to the pickup sound. I just ordered the LR Baggs Voiceprint DI. I have a LR Baggs element VTC pickup in my guitar. I think combing the Voiceprint with that body rez pickup might help a lot. Thanks for sharing your rig!

Thanks for the video, I run similar setup, added a delay and compressor to it. Body Rez is definetely a game changer. Adding compressor does ties it together. A bit of delay while picking is cherry on top. My set up - Out<DI<Reverb (Hall of Fame) < Delay (Mooer Reecho) < Boost (Body Rez) < Compressor (Boss CS3) < Tuner (PolyTune Mini)

Do you zero out you tone controls on your guitar and amp/PA and just run through gear rig for tones?

What guitar do you have. It sounds really poor. Even with Bodyrez, sorry

Please try NUX Optima Air…

I am not a "performer", but do run pedals for my acoustic. I run an echo, choirs, and looper, then into my amp which has reverb. I will probably add a reverb pedal to the chain so that I can add it further up the line, and maybe a body-rez type. At a minimum, I always suggest reverb, either as a pedal or part of an amp. I don't have a tuner though.... because I use the tuner that I use when playing unplugged. I might add a tuner to my signal chain at some point, but..... there we have it. Cheers!

Para eq delux. Game changer for acoustic

LR Baggs Anthem

One Power Supply and the Fishman Platinum Pro .....

It's awesome how much a good reverb can enhance your sound. Did you ever add a chorus pedal? I think it could give you a lot more texture for a worship sound. Regards!

I play BBE 362 acoustic preamp and Hughes&Kettner Tubefactor Mk1 at church. Sounds great!

AWESOME!! Thanks for sharing this info, may Godbless you more.

Hmm.. boss ad10 would replace all of these pedals...

EHX Freeze. That thing is awesome! The pico deep freeze is better cause it will fade from one sustained sound to the next but either is just amazing. Essentially you can create your own pads.

Super helpful. :) Thanks homie.

Pedals to add 1) Strymon Cloudburst - Amazing for acoustic and worship. It adds like a symphonic type string sort of sound along with reverb - just look it up. If you had only one acoustic worship pedal this would be it. 2) Upgrade your DI to one specifically recommended for acoustic guitar- My choice would be LR Baggs Session DI - much better for acoustic guitar than a basic one. I add saturation and a hint of compression. The Session DI is what a good studio engineer would do if you went to record (saturation and compression)....but all of the LR Baggs DI's are well respected. 3) TC Electronic Spark (clean boost) and/or alternatively just an Ernie Ball Volume pedal. It's best to as much as you can control your volume yourself like when you know you will be playing quieter boost yourself vs hoping the sound guy will be paying attention and notice you are doing a gentle finger picking section 4) Delay pedal - I don't have a specific recommendation...still trying to figure out my favourite one for acoustic. I've been experimenting with a Kemper Stage and on my acoustic signal chain a delay really can give some huge atmospheric sounds for some slow songs. You can't go wrong with Strymon though if you can afford it. Optional ideas 5) Looping pedal to jam with yourself. I use a Boss RC-1 6) Swapping the Boss Reverb for a Strymon Big Sky (generally considered the best) although the one you are using is very well respected too. Tim Reynolds who plays with Dave Matthews uses a Boss Reverb. Overview of ideal signal chain⚡ 1) ➡️🎸Great guitar (not sure what instrument you have, but that might be possibly more important than anything on the board). The pickup sounds like perhaps an older Taylor guitar. Definitely its a very cheap piezo undersaddle pickup in there now. 2)➡️ Upgraded pickup inside guitar - LR Baggs Anthem Pickup, K&K Trinity or Fishman Rare Earth (any condenser mic based system) 3)➡️ Tuner 4)➡️ Clean Boost - TC Electronics +➡️your Body Rez pedal 5) Reverb (s) -➡️ Boss+➡️Strymon 6) ➡️Delay 7) ➡️Looper - Boss OC-3 8) ➡️Volume Pedal - Ernie Ball VP JR 9)➡️ LR Baggs Session DI Additionally on the guitar itself...I don't know what your instrument itself is...but it's worth it to upgrade the nut/saddle and bridge pins to high quality materials and get it professionally set up. Taylor guitars and some cheaper instruments use plastics for nut and saddles (Tusk/Micarta) and plastic bridge pins (to reduce manufacturing costs). I would swap the Nut/Saddle for Fossilized Walrus Ivory or Bone and the Bridge pins for Ebony to down down the brightness for a Taylor. For most other guitars, Bone or FWI bridge pins are the best. My recommendation here is basically what I'm going for myself. I have a digital version on the Kemper. For acoustic I have the Cloudburst and the Session DI and the Boss Looper...but wanting to add the Boost, Delay. It sounds amazing on the Kemper having the delay on there.

The natural tone of that guitar is so metallic. Why is that?

My pedalboard.... Fender isolated engine room power supply Boss AD10 (includes front-end tuner) Cloudburst reverb Separate chain Mic Mechanic 2

Nice!

The video title bad, it sounds like you want your board to be worshipped

Great vid! Does this set up plug in straight to the mixer? Thanks

I start with optical compressor, mine a BBE opticomp (subtle) but turn it off and you miss it. I sometimes use TC mojo mojo for lite drive (I also play bass on the board) I hear this kind of sound on some records (Steven Curtis Speechless). Then source audio EQ to take bite out of piezo, Then NUX Atlantic (reverb delay) so similar though no modulation. I think my EQ and Comp maybe be close to what the body rez does. I played wiith chorus but haven’t found right one.. Then DI that sits on my Roland keyboard amp for monitoring mix (no IEM - not a fan on bass). I have also tried a IR pedal and loved it (Moore Radar) but that weird 12 volts keeps off current board - got to fix that). I only use lithium power, Volto and now moving over to Cioks 4 with big ubs chargeable batteries. I’m very strong on adding an EQ, if you change buildings it helps, or two guitars or Mando. This rig does bass, acoustic, classical and mando. I find the EQ, drive and delay key for my acoustic (older aftermarket pickup). Classical needs the verb and I EQ depending on what else is in on stage. Similar w Mandolin.

I got very interested in the BODYREZ because of this video. I’m going to get one because of another video I saw my guitar being played with one. According to TC Electronics “BODYREZ applies a vast amount of pre-configured filters combined with subtle quick compression…” The BODYREZ is a compression pedal.

Get a LR Baggs Session comp pedal the BodyRez is sucking all of your attack out which gives you that muddy sound. You can really tell when you started playing some single note picking. The full-bore BodyRez is fine if you're strictly a strumming player.

Wow amazing set up, tnx for sharing from Philippines...

Many thanks for sharing bro..I am appreciate

Along with a acoustic enhancer pedal, reverb, chorus, and an EQ, you can add a Fender Smolder Overdrive pedal, it’s designed to give distortion to an acoustic guitar.

My friend, you should try tô instalo a Lr baggs Anthem on your acoustic. Will sound 100% better

I really like a boss dd-7 delay set on analog for stuff where I’m palm muting like Glorious Day or Sweetly Broken. I tap tempo for each song accordingly.

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The Strymon Cloudburst seems like it’ll be good for adding a nice ‘string pad’ under the acoustic, however it is on the pricier side. I like to add some subtle delay to go alongside the reverb

Hey man, what would you recommend to use to eliminate the buzzes during performance, sometimes the barre chords can cause too much buzzes? Is there a good pedal you would recommend?

Is your name really Pivovar? It's brewery in czech.

Respectfully, whatever you use as eq or different pedals, with that piezo quack there is no way you sounding good

Yeh man tc helicon play acoustic would save you a lot of hassle and floor space

I worked with individual pedals, cables and power supplies for years, but switched to T-Rex's Soulmate Acoustic two years ago. nice and compact and everything you need for an acoustic solo gig.

Did you mention what guitar and pickup you are using?

Nice rig. I have a little different set up and only add a tremolo (when needed) I use a Fishman Loudbox Mini, a very small and light weight amplifier for a monitor. it has it's own reverb and chorus effect plus an XLR line out to feed to the front of house, no need for the DI or your delay pedal, maybe not even the Body Rez. The amp gives you complete control of your sound and lessens the dependency on the sound man. Go check one out, very dependable.