Pedalboard Pictures!
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carboxymoron
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Outlet 1-2: 9V DC, 100mA each
Outlet 3-4: 9/12V DC, 200mA each
Outlet 5-6: 9 and 12/15V DC, 600mA*
Outlet 7-8: 9 and 12V AC, 800mA*
Outlet 9-10: 9 and 12/16V AC, 800mA
* only one of these two sections can be used
You can combine 1+2 and 3+4 in series with their Stack Flex cables for two 18V DC, and combine 7+9 with a custom (? ask TYMC) parallel cable for 9v AC 1.6A for the M9. Just nice!
I doubt there's other power supplies of reasonable size that can power up M9 + other pedals, as their AC outlet will probably have less than 1A, enough for a Whammy. AC10 has two outlets so you can add in parallel to get 1.6A for the M9.
Outlet 3-4: 9/12V DC, 200mA each
Outlet 5-6: 9 and 12/15V DC, 600mA*
Outlet 7-8: 9 and 12V AC, 800mA*
Outlet 9-10: 9 and 12/16V AC, 800mA
* only one of these two sections can be used
You can combine 1+2 and 3+4 in series with their Stack Flex cables for two 18V DC, and combine 7+9 with a custom (? ask TYMC) parallel cable for 9v AC 1.6A for the M9. Just nice!
I doubt there's other power supplies of reasonable size that can power up M9 + other pedals, as their AC outlet will probably have less than 1A, enough for a Whammy. AC10 has two outlets so you can add in parallel to get 1.6A for the M9.
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Pedal-itis
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I think it was bout $275? Bout there .... Not quite sure cause I got the proteus and a buncha cables at the same time ....
I really splurged on the last lap of getting my dream board up and i must say I'm so so amazed how it powers everything!
I really splurged on the last lap of getting my dream board up and i must say I'm so so amazed how it powers everything!
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shakewellbeforeuse
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First pedalboard
Just built my first pedalboard on a shoe string budget! Comments welcomed!
Just built my first pedalboard on a shoe string budget! Comments welcomed!
fyan
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Just built my first pedalboard on a shoe string budget! Comments welcomed!
bro i think your board can still fit the vox wah inside! hahaha.
carboxymoron
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Just built my first pedalboard on a shoe string budget! Comments welcomed!
Shoe strings getting thicker nowadays... Is that my Cathedral bro? Hope it serves you well. Change the looper to an M9 and you'll be set
superpotato_30
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This baby was just built 4 me by Scott of Sound Alchemy. Have yet to try/collect it.
Thanks Scott!
An OLC Circuits Thor modified with an additional tone stack~
Thanks Scott!
An OLC Circuits Thor modified with an additional tone stack~
PeanutDude
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Yo, long time lurker of this thread and figured, why not post my own board...
Looper is a Road Rage True Bypass Effects Looper (9loop)
Looper is a Road Rage True Bypass Effects Looper (9loop)
jamin_gwee
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I've been looking through this thread for over an hour now..
One question keeps recurring in my head: How do you guys actually transport your whole pedalboard to and from the studio? Carry by handle? Trolley?
I've been using an MP-2 pedalboard from Mr Misse myself (close to a year now). The only thing stopping me from really getting the pedals I really desire is the increasing weight of my pedalboard (currently weighing in at ~9.5kg with only 6 pedals). The weight of the board puts quite a deal of stress on the area around the handle (if you own an MP-2 you'll understand the mechanics of the weight distribution). I've installed a belt to prevent the upper case from buckling outwards from the lower case.
By the looks of it, most of the pedalboards in this thread easily exceed 10kg.
How do you guys carry your cases without the fear of the handles giving way? 10kg is like a sack of rice.. lol
One question keeps recurring in my head: How do you guys actually transport your whole pedalboard to and from the studio? Carry by handle? Trolley?
I've been using an MP-2 pedalboard from Mr Misse myself (close to a year now). The only thing stopping me from really getting the pedals I really desire is the increasing weight of my pedalboard (currently weighing in at ~9.5kg with only 6 pedals). The weight of the board puts quite a deal of stress on the area around the handle (if you own an MP-2 you'll understand the mechanics of the weight distribution). I've installed a belt to prevent the upper case from buckling outwards from the lower case.
By the looks of it, most of the pedalboards in this thread easily exceed 10kg.
How do you guys carry your cases without the fear of the handles giving way? 10kg is like a sack of rice.. lol
Cavett
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I'm using a Shark pedalboard and the reason I chose that over the PTs or Tone Trunks is because of the gig bag that is provided. It's definitely more durable than other two and the best part is, you can carry it like a haversack which is a big plus to me. Weight is even distributed to my shoulders and feels very much like a route march / backpacking..
superpotato_30
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hand carry/ sling on shoulder. for me at least since i dont drive.
PeanutDude
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there's really no getting around it, whenever i play live i bring my whole board out. Having friends is a +1 imo. haha.
Direngrey
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Finally, it has arrived... Hi Gain Monster By Maxz Custom Pedals (Handmade in Thailand)
Two Channels: Crunch and Heavy
Bright Switch
Three Way Voicing
Mid 1 and Mid 2 boost
1 Tone, 1 Vol (Heavy) and 1 Vol (Crunch)
One of the best hi gain distortion pedal, sounds like a Hi Gain tube amp (perhaps an Engl or a Diezel?), the magic is you don't feel that you are playing through a pedal.:twisted:
Two Channels: Crunch and Heavy
Bright Switch
Three Way Voicing
Mid 1 and Mid 2 boost
1 Tone, 1 Vol (Heavy) and 1 Vol (Crunch)
One of the best hi gain distortion pedal, sounds like a Hi Gain tube amp (perhaps an Engl or a Diezel?), the magic is you don't feel that you are playing through a pedal.:twisted:
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