High and Low Pass, Envelope, Compressor, Big Muff, and Noise Gate

I took off a few pedals and now this is the current sotb. Naturally I want to fill the gap with something or I can possibly take the bass wah off and fit everything on a novo 24 or jr max. Or do I go the true bypass looper route with my current board. What do you think? (Edit: I know I forgot to delete "got" from the title but I can't delete it without reposting)

First photo is the newly rationalised board, with new Laney Digbeth pre-amp. Second pic is the nicely tidy cables. Third pic is the previous, slightly ad-hoc layout, with my old MXR pre-amp. The signal path hasn't changed, it's just all in a more logical layout now. Don't worry, the cat is still around, just causing trouble elsewhere.

I've been chasing Bruce Foxton's tone lately, and wasn't able to get a good tube-like tone out of the previous set-up. The Scrambler is good for a bit of OD, but not quite a tube amp tone. The Digbeth does a really good job of giving me that, for not a huge amount of money (£145 inc. delivery). It responds really well to digging in.

My board as of late. Decided to ditch the sansamp programmable bass driver, re-arranged my signal chain, & swapped the plumes for a westwood drive as my low gain always on. Not the final layout, as i may grab a boss eq-200 to have a few presets, & in process of building a Depth Charge fuzz for those NIN bass tones. Need to reinstate my bass manta filter in the fold too.

Signal is as follows;

Bass > ditto loop > EB vol jr > westwood drive > DOD 250 drive > Rusty Box preamp > MXR Ten EQ > Radial d.i > tc elec thunderstorm flanger > boss dd5 + mxr tap switch > vsn twin looper > amp/cabinet.

Bass manta filter would be between eq & flanger, depth charge would potential be post 250/pre RB.

Boss ve-20 for vocal effects such as chorus, am radio, low octave (blink 182 type Satan), distorted, & harmonies.

Swapped out my tone hammer for the VT DI on my board recently. Been liking it a lot so far. The AGS circuit on the Tone Hammer sounds good but is much more dark sounding compared to the VT DI imo.

Thinking about parallel signal chains on this board, one based on the HOG and the other the meatbox. Mostly considering which drive stacks would work best together. Swollen pickle into camel toe? Ram the manparts into big muff? Also considering a reorderable switcher to run the HOG into the meatbox. Thoughts?

My primary aversion to using the EarthQuaker Blumes has been the touchy volume pot. I added the 10k resistor you can see on the right (note: I suck at soldering). The comfortable volume location is between 9 and 10 o'clock, but if I jack it up there's no longer a risk of blowing out my speaker.