In this 2026 pedalboard walkthrough, I’m showing you my updated worship guitar rig built around a stereo ToneX setup, plus how it all feels in a “live + studio” kind of workflow. I start by showcasing the two guitars I’m using here—my Gretsch (that Jaguar Tan/Copper vibe is just beautiful) and my Fender Ultra Telecaster. I talk through what I love about them in this context: clean, punchy, super clear tones that sit right where I want them, especially when I’m chasing that polished church-mix sound. From there I walk down the board and explain what each piece is doing for my core worship tones—compression, preamp/drive stages, modulation, delay, and big ambient reverb. The big takeaway is that I’m keeping the signal chain practical and musical: a clean foundation that still has punch, gain stages that stay controlled, and time-based effects that can go from subtle to huge without getting messy. If you’re building a modern worship pedalboard and want a clear, “studio-ready” sound that still works live, this is exactly how I’m approaching it for 2026.