I switched over to a velcro-less pedalboard with a clamp system, so I don't have to deal with it anymore
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Is that a Joyo Guitto board?
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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society
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Is that a Joyo Guitto board?
The combination of Super 300->Monocomp->Space Heater sounds amazing, even better than what I hoped for when I ordered the SH.
Yessir
GPB-03, the big one. I was a little nervous because Joyo, but it's a very solid board. The power supply clamps are of course useless, but I was able to drill some holes between tracks and get my CIOKS mounted.
Yessir
Elderly Instruments has the medium and large ones, as well as extra fasteners, listed on their site for pretty good prices.
I saw this on Instagram this morning. I was wondering who it might be from TB. lol
If you get the chance, could you show us a picture of the bottom of your board?
I'd like to see where you positioned the CIOKS. Thanks.
Sure thing, I'll get it when I get home. It's a bit of a mess as I haven't finished putting it together so cables are everywhere, but I can show where I put the power supplies.
Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
That style of board/pedal mounting makes me cringe. I spent the last few years making sure that all my pedals are top jacks (except my tuner is the last holdout) to save room so I could cram as many pedals as I could on a smaller board and that style of board makes top jacks pointless and wastes all the space that having top jacks gives you.Yessir
I bet it’ll look great populated with a bunch of your pedals though.
I generally agree, but I've gotten to the point where my board only holds things I actually use, so I don't need as much space anymore. Plus I like being able to spread them out a little more, I have multiple boxes with two footswitches and I need more space so I don't hit the wrong switch by accident. If you stagger the clamps they take as much space as side-jack patch cables would, but it's true they take more space than you otherwise would with top jacks.That style of board/pedal mounting makes me cringe. I spent the last few years making sure that all my pedals are top jacks (except my tuner is the last holdout) to save room so I could cram as many pedals as I could on a smaller board and that style of board makes top jacks pointless and wastes all the space that having top jacks gives you.
I bet it’ll look great populated with a bunch of your pedals though.
Right now my boards has: wireless receiver (Shure GLXD), Deep Dish, Whammy, A/B loop switcher, Black Eye, another Black Eye, Echosaurus, Lab Rat, Robot Butterfly, and a looper (EHX 720), and I'm saving a spot for when I get my tube tremolo working. If I got rid of the Whammy and squeezed things together more I could fit 2 more regular sized pedals, but realistically I've got all I need on there, nothing will ever fall off, and I don't have to worry about removing velcro adhesive if I ever decide to sell anything off.
I think the only things I have with side jacks now are Whammy, looper, and the loop switcher. Although technically the loop switcher has top jacks too
I can see that mounting method working with clamps at the bottom and top of a pedal.
Which would work if the rails were facing the other way. These ones have a little notch that fits into the slot, so you can't mount them sideways. I tried
@Sonicblaze is teaching me how to use my website I'm going to try to keep the "Coming Soon" page up to date with stuff that I'm working on.
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Yes, I failed to complete my thought of "with a slightly different clamp design." It would be really easy to do.
Love the name for the Smoke Signal.@Sonicblaze is teaching me how to use my website
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Hmm, given the lack of vent and the low current draw, I'm guessing the kitten is tubeless. Note to future self: kitten in greenhouse@Sonicblaze is teaching me how to use my website
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Loving the control descriptions of the Fluffy Kitten - really helped me better understand the pedal@Sonicblaze is teaching me how to use my website
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Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
Good, now you can help me too.Loving the control descriptions of the Fluffy Kitten - really helped me better understand the pedal
Correct, zero tubes in Fluffy Kitten. 100% solid state. Also reflected in the even-cheaper-than-Space Heater price.
Excellent, just trying to keep everyone informedLoving the control descriptions of the Fluffy Kitten - really helped me better understand the pedal
I will sell the secrets of Fluffy Kitten for a small fee. As proof of my knowledge, I provide this tidbit:
It has a footswitch
