Our friend Rhett Smith reached out for us to build his Pedalboard. We made a time lapse video to showcase his board and give some insight into our build process.
Two Tiered Pedalboard Timelapse Build (Vol 2)
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Setting the MIDI Channel + Programming The Lehele 3 At 1
The LEHLE SGoS line of devices are a great piece of gear that can easily adapt to your guitar rig. These low profile switchers have an array of options in terms of I/O. To take things a step further, these devices are MIDI programmable, which is a bit rare in the word of input or A/B switchers. Their MIDI capability, low weight, and compact form make these great for mounting in fly racks.
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Tuning a Redundant Quad Cortex Rig (with MIDI Controller)
Often times we plan to build a redundant Quad Cortex and the first question from the artist is “how do we accomplish tuning.” This blog and video covers how to accomplish tuning in a redundant Quad Cortex when utilizing a MIDI controller.
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Fully Wired Pedalboard GIVEAWAY
We are giving away this pedalboard! We had a trade show this month and wired up a pedalboard for display. This pedalboard would get minimal use in the shop and mostly collect dust, so we figured – why not give this to a good home!
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Flat Quad Cortex Time-Lapse Build
The overall setup is very simple, yet extremely effective and efficient. This board fits into a custom foamed Pelican Air case that allows for storage of cabling, looms, etc. All under the 50lb flying limit and within linear flying dimensions. A power house in terms of “fly rig” pedalboards.
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Introducing: The BT-LATCH
If you are familiar with using sliding rack shelves, you probably know that most do not positively lock in the closed position. This can be an annoyance when utilizing the rack. This can be a problem whilst touring and gigging. The sliding rack shelf can slide in and out during transit (especially in a fly style rack) and cause wear/damage to the shelf, your gear, or even the cabling within the rack. During a gig the shelf can slide out making it easy for a crew member, yourself, or your drummer’s sisters girlfriends husband that “used to play guitar in high school” to accidentally catch the shelf and knock the rack down.
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