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Old 01-02-2012, 07:31 AM
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Attaching dunlop 105q bass wah to board

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I have a Dunlop 105q bass Wah and I want to attach it to my flight case pedalboard. I will be using Velcro but in order to use Velcro I have to remove the rubber feet on the Wah, now as soon as I remove the feet the screws become too long to go all the way into the pedal. This leaves the back plate loose and makes the pedal insecure. So what's the best Way for me to attach my Wah??? And what ways have you used? Btw Velcro is my I only option I'm not going to use any other method

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Old 01-02-2012, 07:50 AM
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Yeah I had this problem a few years ago and solved it in the following way:

Remove stupidly long screws. Discard
Attach baseplate to pedal using duct or electrical tape (I used electrical as when removed it should not take any paint from the housing with it).
Apply velcro to base of pedal. VOILA.

I promise you, in 4 odd years of lugging around my pedalboard, not once has the baseplate come loose from the wah, being only held together by tape.

It's that or cut down your screws, or take them to a hardware store and ask for the same design but a a few cm shorter.

OR: Wah Pedal Mounting Plates - Dunlop, RMC's, Vox, Budda and others.
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Old 01-02-2012, 08:07 AM
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Yeah I had this problem a few years ago and solved it in the following way:

Remove stupidly long screws. Discard
Attach baseplate to pedal using duct or electrical tape (I used electrical as when removed it should not take any paint from the housing with it).
Apply velcro to base of pedal. VOILA.

I promise you, in 4 odd years of lugging around my pedalboard, not once has the baseplate come loose from the wah, being only held together by tape.

It's that or cut down your screws, or take them to a hardware store and ask for the same design but a a few cm shorter.

OR: Wah Pedal Mounting Plates - Dunlop, RMC's, Vox, Budda and others.
Thanks! I never thought about the tape idea I like it I'm going to give it a try later thanks again!
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Old 01-02-2012, 09:09 AM
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Take the pedal with you to a hardware store. They sell screws. Buy shorter ones that fit.
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Old 01-02-2012, 09:27 AM
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I tried the tape on mine at one point. Didn't hold and the pedal ended up sliding around. Bought shorter screws.
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Old 01-02-2012, 10:10 AM
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You can cut small screws with angle snips or use a hacksaw and make them shorter.
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I did the tape method and it worked perfectly its a really strong hold and all I used was a couple of strips of white electrical tape
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