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pedal boards

I'm using the SKB board and have been for about 3 years now and haven't had a problem with it. Recently I decided to use a Radio Shack adapter with it that 800ma as opposed to the 500ma adapter that came with the board.

I'm just looking for a way to squeeze a Boss DD6 pedal I just got onto it. :D

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fenderbassabuse said:
I'm now building one. What is the best not-permenant way to attach pedals? I also am planning on adding a PSU for my pedals, (boss ODB-3, Boss GEB-7 and EHX Q-tron) and do not want to spend silly money on one. Also what leads are the best to use to connect them up with, again without spending silly money.
use zip ties to secure the pedals.
 
I grabbed a pkg deal on a one-spot and pedal board light to go with it from Mojo-gear it has worked flawless so far.
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The case is one of those cheepo Warwick Rockcase pedalboards. Serves the purpouse..
From left to right top, SansAmp, Rolls A-B-Y, GBE600 pedal, Boss TU2,
Bottom left to right,
Boss CE2B, Boss BF2B, Akai Deep Impact, Flaming funkdrive by Roger, Tube Works Blue Tube
 
Funkster said:
From left to right top, SansAmp, Rolls A-B-Y, GBE600 pedal, Boss TU2,
Bottom left to right,
Boss CE2B, Boss BF2B, Akai Deep Impact, Flaming funkdrive by Roger, Tube Works Blue Tube

Oh man, that pic made me miss my old Blue Tube pedal. I sold mine (and a Boss CE2B chorus as well, incidentally) to my brother years ago. I wish I hadn't! Here's a little tip for gear heads: Don't sell your pedals and stuff, you may miss it one day. ;) Well, unless you need the money or something.