I love mineThis surprised me today!
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And on my way out the door. Can't wait to check it out later. The velcro is a nice touch.
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I love mineThis surprised me today!
View attachment 5356206
And on my way out the door. Can't wait to check it out later. The velcro is a nice touch.
I forgot to sort out my power brick when I was velcroing my pedal board so didn't really want to drill after I'd done that. I tried velcroing it underneath the board but it kept falling off! In the end I tied it on with zip ties which works fine. But yeah, if I ever redo my board I'll probably drill/screw it into place.I have one also, and it's nice. One caveat is that you have to drill holes in a Pedaltrain Metro or Nano to put it underneath (or modify the feet, etc.), which I understand that you don't have to do with some of the Cioks supplies using their Grip accessory.
I'm not quite at your level, but I do have 2 DC7s, 2 8s, and a Crux. I used to have a Yankee. It was powerful, but got so hot it would melt the adhesive on my Velcro if left powered on for too long.I run 4 DC7s, two 4s and a ciokolate - only thing I'd replace CIOKS with would probably be yankee, they don't use RCA as well if that's a problem. I've never had a problem with my cioks though, the DC7/8/4 series is probably the best and easiest to work with.