Angled board vs Whammy

As you may know... you can calibrate your Whammy, when you mount it in your board. I did it this way.

 

What is the issue you're having?

 

Sorry about bringing up an older post. But you could always make something to go under the back of the pedal, like a 1/4" piece of wood, to make the pedal a little more level. I'm currently building my own angled board and I wanted a steep enough angle to get the farther pedals comfortably and not hit the knobs on the pedal in front but my wah was uncomfortable so I'm just putting a piece of wood about 1/4 x 1/2" about the width of the pedal and it levels out nicely.

 

I have 3 rocker/wah-style pedals on my board currently - a Wah, Whammy (new addition!) and an expression covering Moog, Mobius & Hog2.
My board is flat on the floor, with a riser to reach the pedals on the 2nd row.
I have too many large pedals, so will be looking to downsize at some point, but I figure if lugging a 40kg+ SVT is ok, then why not do what I want.

 

Lots of boards have angled areas for pedals and flat-bottomed wells for treadle-pedals (wahs, expresssion, volume etc) — get the best of both worlds.

Oh you gonna gig that board tonight
Oh down under that red stage light
Oh you gonna let it all ring out
Flat-bottomed wells you make the rockin' world of sound...​