unfortunately, it does not fit underneath the board.
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Yes...I've had a DC7 mounted just fine. Anyone who says it will not has no experience mounting things, doesn't know how to adjust anything or just needs help with their equipment assembly...
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It can fit, but IME (with the single row XPND) it's stoooopidly tight and will bottom out on even a slightly uneven floor. Even with the adjustable feet maxed I added higher feet to accommodate the Sol and eventually switched the Sol to a Nux board where it fit easily.
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The Voodoo Labs or One Spot brand or anything that is just too big anyway will not work. I was thinking the Strymon Ojai R30 was going to be too thick, too? But realizing that a board that is angled and not flat with a recessed area will need to sit forward you adjust from there.
I am removing two pedals and collapsing the board for transport with the tall preamp/Expression Pedal sitting in the bag. The board makes that possible where any other board really will not allow that to happen.
I am removing two pedals and collapsing the board for transport with the tall preamp/Expression Pedal sitting in the bag. The board makes that possible where any other board really will not allow that to happen.
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I play in a 90s cover band and this setup does the trick.
Yes I limit my boards to 16" wide and much prefer 1 row...I like 'em to fit as comfortably on top of a cab as on the floor, so the XPND now uses a simple 1-spot daisy chain and the Sol is on the small Nux BBee that's quite narrow and has 2 rows but a built in step. The Sol is under the 2nd far row of the BBee (along with the cabling and an always on HPF).
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I had a Sol fit fine on my Xpand 1. I had to lengthen the feet a bit, but with some engineering, it fit fine.
...exactly...it doesn't fit very well...... unless you make it fit
. Did you change the feet or just max out the adjustable pair?
I lengthened them a bit, but it wasn’t hard to do. It was worth it to have the Sol on there....exactly...it doesn't fit very well...... unless you make it fit
I know the board is never complete, but with the added (Dave Lowell build) Nobelium, it sure feels like it's done.
This is funny to me having had a DC7 and a SOL under the D'Addario Pedalboard? (The only reason I have a Strymon Ojai R30 is I found it for $50.00 and sold off the other units!) I have never had to MAX OUT anything or change parts. When the DC7 was mounted, I had it dialed in where I had two small rubber feet on the back edge of the DC7 that made contact with the floor and was the most sold situation. Granted, experience with such nonsense as geometry can be helpful in solving engineering conundrums....exactly...it doesn't fit very well...... unless you make it fit
1. Love the simplicity!
2. You need to get those LEDs swapped to red in the Nobelium. Ya know for consistency
Somethings are more complicated than others...1. Love the simplicity!
2. You need to get those LEDs swapped to red in the Nobelium. Ya know for consistency
But stylish Feng Shui is a must...!
You got me thinking though. I just added Velcro to the power supply and the pedalboard. Stays on nice and tight.
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I didn’t expect to be swapping out the Capo any time soon but the SLO has won me over, it just sounds excellent.
Still not 100% sure which to keep, the Capo has so many extra features with its pre/post DI etc. Tone wise the SLO is nowhere near as flexible but the tone it gives is pretty succulent.
Picked up one of the JHS Punchlines, and I really like it. I don’t love setting things directly on the floor, or jacking in and out of pedals if I can avoid it, so I did this:
It’s a Mono Rise+. I might stick a Mission Engineering 529M underneath for the option to run it off a battery pack or wall adapter.
It’s a Mono Rise+. I might stick a Mission Engineering 529M underneath for the option to run it off a battery pack or wall adapter.
