Heres my junior one. When I get back to the States I will post a pic of Big Daddy.
So here's the setup.
Guitar --
Tu 2 tuner--Classic Crybaby Fasel Wah--Fulltone Fulldrive 2--AC booster--H20 Chorus/Echo--Line 6 Modulation Modeller--amp.
I normally get most of my overdrive from my amp and I use the Fulldrive 2 or the AC booster to give me a kick during solos or heavier sections. The Fulldrive has a little mid spike which helps me cut through a little more should I need it and the AC booster is a little more compressed.
The H2O is a thing of beauty. I only picked it up yesterday but I used it extensively on a session for some friends and everyone loved it.
I know some of you might notice that my Line 6 modeller has one of its footswitches missing. I know some of you might tell me it looks all beaten up and I should get a new one or replace the footswitch. It happened while on tour and I never got around it(which means I was too lazy to get it fixed). And I have A-Bed it extensively with other Modulation Modellers and for some reason, this one has a bit of a personality. Its warmer, a little higher output and just seems to respond to dynamics better. Of course I could just be imagining things.
I don't have a volume pedal even though my pedalboard in the states has one because I hardly ever use it. I am a big dynamics kind of guy and I mess with the volume knob on my guitar a whole lot and I like to move around so I tend to not be close to my pedalboard alot of times on stage. I just got used to getting dynamics solely from my guitar, be it the volume knob or from my fingers.
Finally all this is powered by an MXR DC-Brick. Its been working for me so far but I have only had it a couple of weeks. Its variable so it works in all voltages, 100-240. It powers 10 pedals and has 3 outputs for 18 volts. It powers Line 6 and Digitech pedals with no problem but you need to get an adaptor, which I got from Guitar 77. For some reason, Line 6 and Digitech decided to make their power inputs a little different so standard cables won't fit.
Anyways, there it is, sorry for the long post.
P.S I realise the pedalboard is ancient but I am looking for its replacement as we speak.Unfortunately, I have as yet, been unsuccessful.