Hey TB gang, I'm running a ridiculous dual amp rig a la Royal Blood which naturally consists of a ton of pedals. On the guitar signal side of things, I'm using a Fender Super-Sonic 60 combo which has an open back. Is there any risk/harm in storing pedals running through the amps effects loop inside the amp? I'm trying to avoid running more cables to my pedal boards (yes, boards plural). The foot switch that came with the amp has a button for toggling the effects loop. So my thinking is just tuck the pedals out of sight inside the amp and trigger them on and off with my foot switch. I have a Wooly Mammoth Fuzz, a MXR 6 Band EQ, and a Boss Noise Gate in the loop. Thanks for the help!
If you're talking about the bottom of the speaker cabinet, you might get some vibration issues that either rattle the cab or the guts of the pedals, but I can't think of any other issues.
Correct. The bottom of the speaker cabinet. I was thinking of just slapping some cheap velcro in there to keep them from moving too much.
If they're real secure and not right next to the magnet I can't think of anything that wouldn't happen anywhere else on stage. I've never done it, though, so take that for whatever it's worth.
I'd up the ante and get Dual-Lock, make sure the pedals don't come loose during transit and poke a hole in the speaker cone. Haven't tried dual-lock myself yet, but I understand it has an incredibly strong hold. Mind, that hold is only good if the glue holds. Heat can sometimes soften glue. I live in a hot & humid place and have had the glue fail on [brand of pedal tape], pedals were tumbling around in the gig bag — still locked tight to their velcro, just not the velcro to the board. So make sure whatever you use in the amp can withstand a little extra warmth given off the amp. Please post pics of your setup, love to see it.
I like where this thread is heading. Maybe along with a coffee maker I can convert my amp into a Roomba as well.
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