It is an awesome pic. I think excane has the best looking pedalboard pics.
Yall def dont need to give me P&C gas. I am trying to convince myself that my pedal gas is cured for now.
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Post your pedalboard, Part XV
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Yall def dont need to give me P&C gas. I am trying to convince myself that my pedal gas is cured for now.
Here you go:
http://www.soundclick.com/EileensCure
That was one of the bands I used to play with, it's long done. Those songs were recorded almost 2 years ago, nothing fancy going on. Mostly Sansamp, Bassdrive, (Hematoma and Depth Charge are mixed in and almost inaudible)
I was not around when the final mix was being done and needless to say, I'm not happy with it.
I don't have any current recordings of the stuff I'm playing now, but it's a lot heavier.
+1 on the Heliotrope
Id like to have it even if only for crazy feedback sounds at the beggining of songs. I bet it is fun fun to play around with.
Thanks, much appreciated. It's pretty simple, I just turn off the flash
It ruins most photos. The gas will never end, no matter what you try
Yes, slightly modded it.
I don't have any pics of the board empty. I bought the trunk handles off ebay and the casters from Home Depot. The neon light is a rack light Chameleon (changes 6 different colors) that took a little creative hardware to mount at the top. That's pretty much it
I don't have any pics of the board empty. I bought the trunk handles off ebay and the casters from Home Depot. The neon light is a rack light Chameleon (changes 6 different colors) that took a little creative hardware to mount at the top. That's pretty much it
Here is a shot of the right side of the board with the handle. Just pick it up and roll it along, works great:
I'm not sure of the power consumption....it's not a problem since it's being powered by a separate outlet and surge protector mounted underneath the top tier of the board.
Guess im puttin lights on my board now...
I hate you
Just you wait until I finish my new board....
Is it this board changed up or a completely new one??Just you wait until I finish my new board....
Yes, slightly modded it.
I don't have any pics of the board empty. I bought the trunk handles off ebay and the casters from Home Depot. The neon light is a rack light Chameleon (changes 6 different colors) that took a little creative hardware to mount at the top. That's pretty much it
I was asking because your setup looks very neat with the board but it looked like you drilled new holes for the cables and such.
The only drilling I did (other than the handle and casters) was I had to widen the space for the main AC cord (beige cord near the tuner) so I had to drill through one of the metal pedal "floors".
Oh hell no. This is the setup:
I have a heavy duty outlet/ surge protector that I mounted underneath the top tier. Plugged into that is a voodoo labs pedal power, the pedalpad power supply, the adapter for the rack light, and the adapter for the whammy.
Either way, the milliamp current draw of everything is waaaaay less than 15 amps. (which is what the power strip is rated)
Yeah, I was wondering about that because I was thinking with how little of power that led's draw, and how bright they are, I was thinking maybe you could build a light rack of led's that could be powered by a regular dasiy chain hook up or something. Have them pointing down on the board for unlit dark stages. On/off switch just like a footswitch. But your neon light works pretty well too.
Way out there, but I think people should post the underside of the pedalboards as well. That way we could see how every thing is wired up so people could get ideas on how to do so.
Way out there, but I think people should post the underside of the pedalboards as well. That way we could see how every thing is wired up so people could get ideas on how to do so.
The underside of my board looks pretty rough. I had a rat tell me that he would come and make it look at least as clean as a rats nest...
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