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Worship Bass Pedalboards

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Anyone use those cableless connectors for pedals that can go/are right next to each other? Save some space maybe. And clean it up a bit? I have a couple places where I honk those would work and maybe get me a little room for a chorus pedal.

Tried them but the results weren’t good.
 
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Anyone use those cableless connectors for pedals that can go/are right next to each other? Save some space maybe. And clean it up a bit? I have a couple places where I honk those would work and maybe get me a little room for a chorus pedal.
EBS flat cables are THE way to go, for an efficient/tidy board :thumbsup:...you need some flexibility between different brand pedal jacks.
 
Anyone use those cableless connectors for pedals that can go/are right next to each other? Save some space maybe. And clean it up a bit? I have a couple places where I honk those would work and maybe get me a little room for a chorus pedal.
I had a couple before I swapped to using a loop switcher, they only work if your not to hard on the pedals and they are exactly the same brand pedals.
 
Anyone use those cableless connectors for pedals that can go/are right next to each other? Save some space maybe. And clean it up a bit? I have a couple places where I honk those would work and maybe get me a little room for a chorus pedal.
NO! These connectors are not good for pedals as they put strain on the jacks when you step on the pedal. The pedals (float) a little on a board and these offer no flexibility between pedals.
Beware!!
 
Any suggestions for less than $250? I don't see myself using it that much. A good one for $150 maybe?

Before my Anadime, I used an MXR Analog chorus.. I liked it really well. It has separate bass and treble knobs , the bass especially came in handy to tame the low end mud/rumble... I almost got another before getting a great deal on the Anadime. The MXR is usually about $100 new
 
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