Pedal Boards At Gc
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J.LaGrassa
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I use the Furman SPB-8 its been working out great for me and very reliable!
I use the Furman SPB-8 its been working out great for me and very reliable!
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MartinSixStringCustoms
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I use a PedalTrain and Voodoo Pedal Power 2+
I use a PedalTrain and Voodoo Pedal Power 2+
Dr.Mavashi
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I am thinking about one too, how is the noise supression on it and how is the "rack" loop, can you please also comment on the over all sturdiness of the build? Do you gig with it?
Thanks Dude.
I am thinking about one too, how is the noise supression on it and how is the "rack" loop, can you please also comment on the over all sturdiness of the build? Do you gig with it?
Thanks Dude.
GuitarStv
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It's been more than a year now, and I am very happy with my pedaltrain 2 board. It's very light, sturdy, came with tons of velcro, and makes my life easier. (I picked the soft case over the hard case - I'd suggest you do the same if you want it to be lighter).
It's been more than a year now, and I am very happy with my pedaltrain 2 board. It's very light, sturdy, came with tons of velcro, and makes my life easier. (I picked the soft case over the hard case - I'd suggest you do the same if you want it to be lighter).
Bludave
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If you don't use a lot of pedals you can make your own for just a few bucks. I made mine out of an old book shelf. Its 30" x 14". I drilled a few holes in it to run the wires underneath, and I use a one spot to power everything. Its neat and simple to do. I also used George L cables to connect everything. Total cost about 50$.
If you don't use a lot of pedals you can make your own for just a few bucks. I made mine out of an old book shelf. Its 30" x 14". I drilled a few holes in it to run the wires underneath, and I use a one spot to power everything. Its neat and simple to do. I also used George L cables to connect everything. Total cost about 50$.
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drpietrzak
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The pedalboard appears very sturdy, does very well with noise suppression and appears pretty stable. The only thing I do not like is it does nto have an on/off switch. You can get details at:
http://www.furmansound.com/product.php?div=01&id=SPB-8
Dale
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The pedalboard appears very sturdy, does very well with noise suppression and appears pretty stable. The only thing I do not like is it does nto have an on/off switch. You can get details at:
http://www.furmansound.com/product.php?div=01&id=SPB-8
Dale
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