Having just got a Koch Studiotone I re-organised my pedalboard, gigged it twice last weekend and it's working out really good. I have the Delay and Destination Rotation in the effects loop of the amp:

Top (L to R) Mad Proff Delay, BBE Compressor, TU2 Tuner, T-Rex Fuel Tank Power Supply and Picture Wah
Bottom (L ot R) Zendrive, BoR (using only the boost), Destination Rotation Single, Koch Channel Switcher.

I think the only thing I may swop out is the compressor (tried the Keeley and the Demeter and preferred the BBE but open to suggestions...)

Looks good man! What did you like about the BBE over the other comps? Do you use the BOR boost to goose the Zendrive?

Looks beautiful. Nice and clean. How would you rate the Destination Rotation in comparison with say.. Rotosphere or other leslie replicators?

Just remember to be careful when you step on your Koch!!

um, more seriously, you don't use the "rock" side of your BOR?? Just amp crunch then, and Zen for solos??


cheers

Hi guys: Yes I'm please, it's a nice neat board. The pedalboard itself is a Diablo.

I've found the BoR sounds a bit harsh with the Koch (maybe I just need to try and dial it in more but as a band we rarely practice so any tweaks have to be done at gigs). I use the boost on the BoR to boost both the zen for solo's and the clean channel on the Koch for cleans breaks.

The Destination Rotation is an excellent pedal and although I haven't tried the H&k Rotosphere (to big a footprint) I have been through most of the others including the Fulltone vibes/chorus. I prefer my older version of the Dest Rotation but it's taller than the Single and won't fit in the pedalboard!

My main Crunch is from from the Koch.

With regards to the comps, I had the Keeley and changed it out for the Demeter (can't remember why!). I found the Demeter to be noisy when used with even moderate gain (may have just been my model?) and settled on the BBE because it 's one of those pedals that just does what it is supposed to do (you don't notice it's on 'til you turn it off!).

Very nice board. I like how neat and tidy it is. And you have all the bases covered, with a fairly small footprint.

I really liked the BBE Comp too. I'm seriously considering trying one out, again. I just don't get along with the Keeley I've got. Also, I've never really used a Comp pedal. So, it could easily be my lack of familiarity with them. But, the BBE seemed to be a great sounding pedal, that was very easy to dial in.