Pedal Boards??

Guitar Parts Canada has Pedaltrain boards.

I recently built a super nice board using a Radial Boneyard and George L's for all the interconnects

http://www.tonebone.com/tb-boneyard.htm

too bad one cannot post pics.....pm me

Andy

Thanks Andy....

I think I might just build one like that!! They pretty much show you how to construct it!

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sysexguy said:

Guitar Parts Canada has Pedaltrain boards.

I recently built a super nice board using a Radial Boneyard and George L's for all the interconnects

http://www.tonebone.com/tb-boneyard.htm

too bad one cannot post pics.....pm me

Andy

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why cant we post pics??

.....I don't know, but I'll ask......the finished pedalboard looks so clean.....at first glance it looks like it's isn't functional (like a video or an ad)

Andy

boneyard

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sysexguy said:

Guitar Parts Canada has Pedaltrain boards.

I recently built a super nice board using a Radial Boneyard and George L's for all the interconnects

http://www.tonebone.com/tb-boneyard.htm

too bad one cannot post pics.....pm me

Andy

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Hey Andy.....

I just read the propaganda on the pedal board. It looks good to me. Do you carry these? And, do you think there is enough room under the board for a Voodoo Labs pedal power and a AC power bar? I noticed that Bryanjetboy has his power supplies on top. That is the crucial thing for me. Getting those power supplies OFF the top of the board. (because I use too many toys)

cheers
Pete

I like my SKB PS-45, plenty of space, regulated and conditioned power supply and a hard case all in one. The only thing I added was extra foam on the inside of the top lid for some extra protection.

http://www.skbcases.com/product/musical_instrument/pedalboards/skb-ps-45.html

You can buy `em cheep at Long& Mcwads. Easiest way to go.

CT.

teleman said:

Two words: pegboard, zip-ties.

Or is that three words?

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the hyphen makes it a single word.

i just built mine from scrap plywood at work. so i actually made money making my pedalboard. and i could easily modify it to resemble one of those tonebone boards

Try Angstrom Cases off of their eBay store.

http://stores.ebay.com/Angstrom-Cases

They make excellent ATA cases and the prices are hard to beat. They are also Canadian outfit based out east.

I make them, here are some pics of the latest one I made:

http://users.eastlink.ca/~cmushquash/board/board1.JPG
http://users.eastlink.ca/~cmushquash/board/board2.JPG
http://users.eastlink.ca/~cmushquash/board/board3.JPG

I am making one as we speak (paint is drying) that is 24 X 20 inches. It is similar to the one pictured but without the riser. I like making them for fun, anybody want them?

Another one I finished today (20 X 24 inches):

http://users.eastlink.ca/~cmushquash/board/board4.JPG

haha, yay for cheap behringer effects I have the EQ too:food-smiley-004:

sysexguy said:

Hi Pete, I'm e-mailing you pics

OK so I put 'em on a page at the site, let's see if this works

Andy

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I ordered one right after your post here.
Then yesterday I'm told they don't make them anymore
I'm bummed.
Oh well at least between your pictures and the one's online, I can "clone" it.
Of course that would mean I'd have to find the time to do that.

cheers
Pete

They are pretty easy to make yourself. I bought a great metal case and Canadian Tire. I found some carpet and a nice board at the recycling area at the dump. I haven't put everything together yet because I have been busy, but I'll basically be looking at under $30 by the time I am done.

I guess different people's idea's of 'cheap' vary. I find the prices on pedal boards ridiculous.

When it comes to brand name boards though, this guy makes some nice ones for decent prices: http://www.nycpedalboards.com/

And http://www.rondomusic.net has the cheapest boards/cases by miles. Their shipping prices are a little high, but I have bought items from them before and they are good quality for the insanely low prices.

I've decided to make my own pedal board, I'll post pics of it when It's done.

i reccomend building rather than buying. you get a board more suited to your needs that way. i think the general rule for building your own is to lay out your pedals how you want them, take note of the specs, and grab some plywood from rona or home depot and cut it to those specs. if you don't have a power saw or something like that in your garage, hand tools will get the job done all the same and cost less than a pre-made board. there's nothing wrong with pre-made boards. they have a lot of benefits like onboard power supplies and what have you. they're just one size fits all, and they cost more than building your own.

that said, if i was going to buy a pre-made board, i'd go for a pedalpad