Pedal board recommendations, please? - Live Sound

RE: Pedal board recommendations, please?

Hoop71 — Sun, 20 Aug 2006 04:50:52 +0000

i know gator makes so cool powered cases, they are great unzip, set down and zip back up its that easy. I have problems finding one to fit what i have, i use a line 6 DL4 Stomp Box 3 Boss pedals and a Wah so the space goes fast any suggestions?

RE: Pedal board recommendations, please?

NHBoy — Sun, 20 Aug 2006 00:37:38 +0000

Me and my bandmates actually built a pedal board for me. I have six pedals, one of them being a wah. What we did is went and bought a couple pieces of 2x4, some other smaller pieces of wood, a cheap surge protector, and a spot power adaptor with a daisy chain. We then set up a triangle type shape with the wood and now i can power all my electronics from this board. It's pretty cool

RE: Pedal board recommendations, please?

vink — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 20:14:54 +0000

try the BOSS pedal board house stereo out which is a cool feature if you using a super chorus like me i love that stereo effect, I'll check that out as well, thanks. I am getting the super chorus, have to figure out how to put that stereo out to good use ....

RE: Pedal board recommendations, please?

leear — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 15:06:28 +0000

try the BOSS pedal board, holds 6 pedals all powered by a single source, which is hard wired to the board, and comes with all the short cables you need to hook it up.. ii love mine you can re arrange setups for bigger of smaller pedals, also house stereo out which is a cool feature if you using a super chorus like me i love that stereo effect,

RE: Pedal board recommendations, please?

vink — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 04:17:22 +0000

Thanks for the recommendations. I would like to get one with the power supply as well, looks like the pinnacle is a good option.

RE: Pedal board recommendations, please?

Wes Inman — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 02:59:32 +0000

Dan

Those are pretty nice. I recently ordered one of the Core pedalboards from MF with the free 1 Spot adapter. I like it, but I could have gotten one of these and the 1 Spot seperately for less.

Here is another option, the Pinnacle Powered Pedalboard. I own one of these (you'll see I did a review). It is really pretty nice, powers up to 6 pedals. Mine works great and has no noise issues whatsoever. The carrying case is nice as well, has a big pocket I carry guitar cords, extra strings.... But what I like best is no need to buy a seperate power supply.

The Pinnacle was out of stock when I wanted to order, so I went with the Core.

Pinnacle Powered Pedalboard

RE: Pedal board recommendations, please?

Dan T. — Mon, 14 Aug 2006 23:27:04 +0000

Check these out from Rondo:
http://www.rondomusic.net/pedalcases.html
They're pretty inexpensive, and look pretty good.

Dan

Pedal board recommendations, please?

vink — Mon, 14 Aug 2006 22:46:09 +0000

Due to a sudden ebay induced GAS attack, I am shortly going to be owning three pedals (existing Danelectro eq, Danectro Daddy O, and a mint Boss CE-5 chorus). I am looking to get either a Boss BD-2 or an Ibanez TS9 as well. I don't like to have a wire sphagetti; also, I would like to have all of this powered by a single power supply. Can you recommend a pedal board or case for this purpose? It will be used pretty much only at home, so it does not have to be very durable or transportable.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions!

(PS. Since the demands on this pedal board are pretty light, I am hoping to spend under $50 -- is this realistic?)