Pedal organization

[Nsatke81]

New setup. Trying to think of a neater way to keep the pedals on the lower left. Maybe a rack drawer with a sliding shelf for the radial extc pedal loop. Any suggestions?


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[Mincer]

I think what you have looks pretty great. I really like that desk.

 

[Bogner]

Nice set up. Since you have nothing on your walls, you could put a floating shelf or a few of them and display them that way. That could be cool. The colors of the pedals give you some color pop for all your design needs...lol.

 

[Nsatke81]

I think what you have looks pretty great. I really like that desk.

It’s made by this guy Justin leeah. He’s on Etsy, believe it or not and he’s great.


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[dave74]

Looks awesome! Is this just an excuse to show the setup? lol

 

[Aceman]

Damn - that is Starfleet approved dude!

I'd build a Stair step sort of deal. Maybe on a sliding track.

But a shop drawer wouldn't be bad either.

 

[Nsatke81]

Looks awesome! Is this just an excuse to show the setup? lol

Thanks! I just figured that there were some people that had experience with this sort of thing here.


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[Nsatke81]

Damn - that is Starfleet approved dude!

I'd build a Stair step sort of deal. Maybe on a sliding track.

But a shop drawer wouldn't be bad either.

I’m a big trek fan.

Stair step? Having a hard time visualizing it in my head?


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[Securb]

Kahless has smiled upon your set up

 

[NegativeEase]

Don't think the "Rocker" to the left is lost on me.

Looks like an awesome set up

I would wire them to a patch or switcher and install them in a pull out shelve or drawer -that's what we do often for studios wanting pedal access on the fly. It's the fastest way to work.

Look at Middle Atlantic website:

This one is way pricey but give you ideas

https://www.middleatlantic.com/produ...ng-drawer.aspx

cheaper:

https://www.middleatlantic.com/produ...awers/ud2.aspx
https://www.middleatlantic.com/produ...-shelf/ss.aspx


Also -you need your screens on articulating arms to complete the look, feel and function

​​​​​​https://innovativeworkspaces.com/product/7000/

 

[NegativeEase]

That trash can placement gives me great anxiety.

Trash should never be positioned below a counter surface edge.... looks like you've still got some punk in you :lmao:

 

[Aceman]

Like a spice rack...

The kind that looks like stairs.

 

[PFDarkside]

I spy... a G Force and all three Line 6 Pro rack modules? Nice!

 

[Demanic]

Uhm..
You didn't say "board" did you.

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[Mincer]

Rubber bands are awesome!

 

[Demanic]

Rubber bands are awesome!

I didn't want to mess with velcro. And rubber bands come with the produce, so, why not use them.

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[Nsatke81]

I spy... a G Force and all three Line 6 Pro rack modules? Nice!

Verified! The Gforce sounds great and line 6 stuff is surprisingly flexible.


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[NegativeEase]

Uhm..
You didn't say "board" did you.

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the rubber bands are inventive, it's the bag of coke on the Katana that caught my attention though...

oh wait maybe thats just tape :lmao:

 

[Demanic]

Yup, just tape. Sometimes a friend of mine plays through them and he has a tendency to hit the volume knob with his foot.

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