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Thunderbird Club

I really like that form factor for pedals. The only issue is that it's pretty easy to step on several of them at the same time. That's good sometimes. Not usually.
The deceiving thing about those mini pedals is that they don't really save you any horizontal room compared to 125B enclosures with top jacks. If you do zig-zag them, then you run the risk of clicking two buttons at once. YMMV of course.
 
The deceiving thing about those mini pedals is that they don't really save you any horizontal room compared to 125B enclosures with top jacks. If you do zig-zag them, then you run the risk of clicking two buttons at once. YMMV of course.
Most pedals don't have top jacks, at least not the ones I have. Which is why I like the mini pedals.
 
Most pedals don't have top jacks, at least not the ones I have. Which is why I like the mini pedals.
Gotcha. 3/5 of mine do. I wish they all did, but you can't always get what you want.

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not manufactured in those.numbers .... some may say exotics such as
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but AMC went as far as to advertise there hadn't (at the time) been an American "steel" two seater coupe since the TBird when they introduced the AMX in 68....too bad they lacked the budget to offer a convertible AMX....
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The deceiving thing about those mini pedals is that they don't really save you any horizontal room compared to 125B enclosures with top jacks. If you do zig-zag them, then you run the risk of clicking two buttons at once. YMMV of course.
In, out, and power on top edge would be good. Haven’t seen any in my price point