new pedalboard

[mjtripper]

I decided to build a new pedal board to make room for a couple effects I want to get and make room for the wireless receiver to go on the pedal board. It's made of 3/4 and 1/2 cabinet grade ply all glued and screwed. A couple coats of primer and a couple coats of enamel. I used stick on velcro for the riser so I could get to the wireless and cabling plus there are cutouts in the bottom for access to the cabling.

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[VitaminG]

wow, nice work!

[micha]

yes, I like it!
a couple of cool ideas and it looks well done as well!!

[fordsho90]

Cool.....Good job

[mjtripper]

Thanks, so far I'm digging it. Now I just need to get some more pedals to fill it up!

[mjtripper]

I have all the correct pedals on it now but the wife has the camera so I'll have to upload that pic later. Here is the wiring I want to use though, just have to make a few more cables. I can plug in both my bass and guitar amps and just move the transmitter back and forth for when I'm playing/practicing at home.

[Dreamland_Rebel]

very nice!.
what are you using to power the pedals?
i recently picked up a powered Gator Pedal Tote. I'm not handy so i have to buy mine, but it gets the job done and travels well.

[mjtripper]

Thanks, I've added the compressor and changed the chorus and delay for different models from the first pics so I'll have to take a new one. The drawing has the correct models, I just need a new pic. I use the 1-spot for power and have been totally happy with it. The TC pedals will run on 9 volts with reduced headroom. I'll run it at the full 12 volts when the Godlyke iso-pump starts shipping.

[mjtripper]

Okay, I'll stop now I promise, last pic. I finally got a picture of the finished product and it sounds great.

[Mikey2201]

cool - great job