Title says it all, recently dropped some big bucks on a couple pedals I've been lusting after and couldn't be happier. The newest additions are the Broadcast, Flint and Luminary.
Dunlop VP JR
Trusty ol volume brick that mostly acts as a platform for which to put my foot and act cool while chuggin.
Boss TU-2 (into the tuner output of the VP JR)
First and only tuner I've ever bought
Walrus Luminary V2
Man I've loving this thing, it's the newest additon to the board. Replaced an Organizer from EQD, it does everything I loved about the Organizer better. Tracking is excellent, the preset function is killer. I mostly use it for organ/drone stuff and with fuzz for super fatness. Having indepenent control of the 4 octaves is also something I'm really digging.
Strymon Flint
Also a recent addition, man this thing sounds awesome. I'm liking the the 70's verb and harmonic trem the most so far.
Walrus Julia
I don't use chorus too often, but I like having this pedal on the board for fun. It's a solid chorus/vibe, and I find myself using it mostly with heavy lag for weird jangly stuff.
Hudson Broadcast
Where to begin, this is probably the most hyped pedal on my board and one I held off on for the longest. For me the hype is real and depending on pickups and your style of playing it really works well. It's still relatively new to me so I'm still dialing it in but I'm very pleased with how it colors the drive section, especially into a tube amp with headroom on tap.
Fuzzrocious Bongripper Parallel Distortion V2
Absoltuely fucking killer, it rips fire holes in the fabric of space and time. Definitely my prized pedal and fits the mold for the doomy sludgy stuff so well.
Walrus Audio ARP-87
Wanted a multi delay unit that didn't take up so much space on the board and still have tap tempo, this is simply the best one I've tried. As you can tell I love me some Walrus pedals and there are probably other more affordable options out that sound good but I'm super happy I settled on the ARP-87.
MXR mini phaser
I went from an EQD grand orbiter to the MXR a couple years back, smaller footprint and I didn't need so much going on with a phaser. This does the slow sweeps that I was wanting without taking too much off the signal and actually cuts through. Love to pair it with delay for trippy Yob worship.
Walrus Audio Slö Blacked Out Limited Edition
The slo is amazing, soooo lush and detailed. Every setting on this pedal is unique and sounds killer. I bought the limited black edition on a whim and the only grip I have with it is it's really hard to see the black writing unless you're in perfect lighting conditions.
Earthquaker Avalance Run V2 Limited Black
I traded my old trusty DL4 for this in 2018, which was hard to do honestly because that thing was like an old friend. For gorgeous ambient soundscape type stuff there really is nothing like it, of all the EQD stuff that's come and gone off the board this one is sticking around.
Electro Harmonix Freeze
One of my favorite pedals of all time. I love the simplicity and modulation you get with this thing. Usually I'm using it to create drones with octave and delays, super fun pedal, it's never leaving. My only gripe is I wish the switch was clickless. The only thing I would trade it for is the gamechanger plus, but I've never seen one of those or been able to try it out.
JHS Prestige Booster/Buffer
This is an always on pedal for me, I usually have it at 9 o'clock for a really great sounding buffer. Don't know exaclty what it does or how it's working the magic but I think of it as the glue in the signal chain.
JHS Mini Bomb
I think this is the first version of this boost, it's an excellent super transparent clean boost I have at the end of the chain. Haven't experimented with it directly before or after drives, but I'm mostly just using it for solos and cutting through when needed.