Building a Frickin' Pedalboard!

[@brrblack497]

The less the better for me. Tuner, Wa, whammy, boost, and a good delay with tap tempo. BUT if I came into Glenn's studio I'd have a splitter box so Glenn and company can get a dry signal for re-amping, see I listen.

[@willyork7297]

I agree. I used to run a lot of effects pedals, but a couple years ago I got a Boss Katana and I was able to significantly downsize my setup. Now my board consists of the foot controller to change channels and effects for my amp, and the only external pedals I use are a wah, whammy, overdrive/boost, noise suppressor, and tuner

[@everyinchtheanimal]

You’ve trimmed the rig down so much you don’t even have an h on your wah

[@brettc6132]

@@everyinchtheanimal this made me laugh, thanks for that 👍

[@BennieTarrMusic]

@@everyinchtheanimal 5555... in the local language, the number five is pronounced "ha".

[@tonyv5202]

Me too I used to run a heap of pedals but now I'm down to just a splitter box that bypasses everything to go direct to recording, a tuner a tube screamer a wha a tremolo a volume boost a flanger a chorus, digital delay, analogue delay, a fuzz face a Rat a ds1, a vocoder, octaver a graphic EQ and a parametric eq and that's it really oh and a DI speaker emulator pedal and a plate reverb pedal going into a digital reverb pedal into a looper pedal, di pedal and then a splitter to go direct or to an amp. Yep that's it. So much easier now.

[@vadimblyat6389]

Always Nice seeing Glenn pushing himself beyond his comfort zone. Leaves me wondering about how to get my pedals / pedalboard ready for the studio. Love this show, FU Glenn!

[@216trixie]

I've been gigging since the 70s. Been through all the phases. Still use my pedals. My amp is my oven, and the pedals are all the ingredients that go into making the sound I want.

[@johnnyashtray]

I haven't been creating much lately and I chose to submit an old mix on the live show the other day. It was met with some pretty good feedback and even Gear Gods said he liked it. So, I just wanted to say that it was a really awesome self esteem booster and it started a little fire in me to start making some new stuff. Thanks a bunch Glenn for doing the Mix Review show and being so consistent.

[@RoadRashHD]

The Corona Chorus is gold, I leave all my knobs at 12 o'clock. And just love the sound it gives me

[@ExpatZ266]

First mistake: all of your pedals that require stomping action are on top row and the one pedal that has no stomp is in front row alone with the the wah. Next mistake: no tuner. Not like we use em anyway but ya gotta have one or you'll get heckled. Total bass player moves. From a typical narcissistic ego maniac (guitar player): Move the CAB above the wah where it's out of the way and put your boosts and drives front row (where the CAB is) so you can switch em on the fly easily. Otherwise awesome, hope you had a good time building it. I know I did my first pedal board.

[@DirkBelig]

This is the way.

[@waynegardner9487]

Nah, leave it as is!!

[@djsusan00]

This is handy as hell, a couple years ago I was trying to build my own pedalboard, but with lack of tools and time fromw ork I never finished it. Gonna look into this because I've been planning on playing live again.

[@RedVarg91]

Glenn, you went full bassist with this one - where's the most important piece of pedalboard - the tuner?

[@shanewalton8888]

Glenn doesn't need one. He can tune by ear.

[@jeudieleslavavelasquez8410]

Wait...... Can't you just skip it by getting a clip tuner? That's what I do.

[@wasserhahn903]

@@jeudieleslavavelasquez8410 that´s cheating...

[@jeudieleslavavelasquez8410]

@@wasserhahn903 Nah man, I'm too poor for a tuner pedal, the clip tuner is the one to pick for me, and with the money left I'll get a Zoom MS pedal and weed.

[@Quonchon]

@@shanewalton8888 tuning by ear is not a good option if you play live in a noisy place. Tuner pedals with bypass are the best option, since clip tuners are kinda shit.

[@bobmartino8073]

Sooooooo many pedal boards out there today. Having adjustable rails and a power supply that can replace one of the rails definitely sets this one above most. Very cool!

[@thomasayresol]

Solid table! Worth it!

[@Prykora]

Imagine if he was actually still using the old table... we'd see one mad papa fricker!

[@LagunaPadre361]

lmaoooooo! i was thinking the same thing!

[@mikebaird2671]

Funnier than usual

[@CaptainFrugalReviews]

Glenn, off topic but I just wanted to say that it is really showing that you are getting in better shape. I am certain that it has not been easy but you are getting great results. Good work Glenn! I will admit that I miss the humor of your table falling apart.

[@bobbybowring4499]

gotta say dude I'm really impressed with the cockblocker gate, simple and genius simultaneously.

[@Rr0gu3_5uture]

I was broke at the time, my pedalboard's made from a mahogany drawer I dragged from a skip, 6 screw-in rubber feet, and some heavy duty velcro. Looks not bad, does the job and cost less than £10.

[@games.music.tech.3560]

Glen, a nice tip I received for wanting to velcro a pedal without marking it up. Take some blue painters tape put it on the bottom of the pedal with a little tab sticking out - then velcro ontop of the painters tape. When you are ready to remove it will come off clean with no residual gunk. May not be as strong but still better than nothing!

[@charlesrocks]

Palmer is fucking great. I had a PDI09 in my touring rig going direct to house in the early 2000s before any of the fancy two notes things were even invented. Great company and even better gear. Fucking love Palmer.

[@ThePaivarinne]

They make great guitar cabinets

[@DerelictEarth]

I had their chorus pedal and it was brilliant. Subtle and really good sounding. Very cheap as well.

[@ThePaivarinne]

I have hughes&kettner deluxe20 and it was horrible with a stratt, highend scratched my ears with celestion vintage 30 and also with celestion V-type, which i had. I purchased palmer 1×12 with eminence cannabis rex and it solved the problem, also sounds great with 335, it costed something like 199euros, it looks great and is a big bigger than usual 1×12, sounds huge

[@thelanavishnuorchestra]

As a keyboardist, back in the 80s before VST FX, I had a box full of pedals scrounged from every pawn shop in town. Still miss those little beasties. Thanks, Glenn

[@drumnotdrum9262]

That rail replacement supply is a smart move! (Extra points for that bad news t shirt!)

[@71goaliemask]

pedalboards are such a rabbit hole! Liked the design, seemed very usable and the option to mount a built in power supply is a winner... I'm still using my plywood and carpet diy models and a leftover IKEA rail style, but this would be a contender if i was looking to upgrade. I tend to leave wah pedals off the board but that is purely personal. Solid first build, my only other suggestions would be a tuner pedal and a volume pedal, but like cabbage rolls, there are as many "ideal" pedalboard setups as there are grandmothers. good to see the process.

[@gregmerritt9366]

Hell yeah. Them guitar chops are still improving at a very fast pace. I can actually hear the increased comfort on the fretboard. Not to mention the clean pinch harmonics and hammer-on noodling when messing with the wah pedal tells me some strong lead chops are at least on the horizon, if not already here. Horns up. Well done.

[@gabeitch3542]

It’s cool to see you make a pedalboard video finally! As I have a pedals-only rig using 1-3 pedals, AMT R2 for clean and drive (AMT are amazing pedals with built in cab sim), chorus and a reverb I take this small board with me everywhere to gigs and rehearsals. Super sleek and portable, also I can always have the exact sound I like wherever I am without having to lug around heavy amps

[@gabeitch3542]

@Cyrus Freeman Fuck yeah

[@csiszerg]

I have the same board, works well, like it etc. Power bar can be placed also at the last rail position, there is an additional protector thingy in the package, by applying that and use the angled connector-end of the power cables all will be safe.

[@Obssy]

I have the Harley Benton version of that. Came with a hard case as well. I've been gigging with it since October 2021 and it's fantastic.

[@WatchfulHunter]

Love my pedalboard pedals! So many cool tones with the tap of a foot! Love my Morley Fuzz Wah!

[@Maverick7r]

With all of the confusing wiring of pedalboards along with my health issues I have I just moved to an Axe-FX that runs into a Matrix power amp and out to my 4x12 cab. One hell of a lot easier with cabling, no pedal dance, all solid state and sounds just as good as my Peavey ValveKing with pedals, (to me). Makes it one hell of a lot easier to play shows, move equipment on and off stage and less connections to give me issues in the middle of a song. Might not be for everyone but it fits me perfectly!! 😁

[@PlebstersPictionary]

@3:19 giggity

[@PegeCovers]

That guitar is awesome

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

Glenn talks a lot of shit but he can shred.

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

He bought the Poontang Boomerang lol

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

Lots of effects. The crazier the better. And a wah. Expression pedals don’t count.

[@clintmapes8454]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i33LoaewYtp6nNE Girls Rockn it back in the day. Real songs

[@donjohnson7550]

For me a tuner, a good booster, chorus, delay and a reverb do the trick.

[@aggoldstein]

Made for Sound Engineers kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHXXen6ifNWAr8k

[@Notyukiiiii]

Can we use focuscrite 2i2 audio interface with gig performer

[@ToxicTerrance]

This is why I don't have a pedal board. I'm not NASA certified.... Lol so damn confusing.. I just wanna plug in and be loud. I suppose one day I'll learn more about it, but I have a hard enough time trying to memorize wiring diagrams for my guitars... Lol

[@michaelgallegos8811]

Cool video I still need to put my board together after a year wtf! Right 🤔🤣 maybe I got a little inspiration now..

[@jummers88]

How can I get cock blocker?

[@WIMPY86]

Great question!

[@heftig69]

EVERY FU.... PEDALBOARD LOOKS NORMALLY LIKE THAT. try to emulate your tone, sorry dude...

[@SpectreSoundStudios]

??

[@extremelycreativeusername3190]

bassist here (unfortunately). i have a pedalboard with a few pedals that give some great tone. zoom b1x four multi effect behringer vintage tube overdrive (tube screamer clone, sounds identical and was 1/4 the price!) electro harmonix big muff morley power wah/volume pedal

[@tytonidaeowls1007H]

Please do another run for the cockblocker pedal?

[@xamislimelight8965]

Hey, so 2 things: 1) found your channel very recently, and i love it! Keep this shit up, its informative, its hilarious, and it's comforting to me, especially with what's been going on in my life. 2) I only have my phone for recording anything. Video, audio, nothing but whats on my phone. Some people have asked me to post videos of me playing speed metal on my Tele'. Unfortunately, I'm afraid that my phone will make the distortion sound like a bunch of Transformers hate fucking inside a white noise machine. Is there anyway I can fix that? Should I wait until i get proper equipment? Or should I do the metal thing and say "fuck it" and do it anyway?

[@WIMPY86]

Don't miss Monday mornings and nights :) He critics everyone's mixes live!

[@xamislimelight8965]

@@WIMPY86 Oh shit, i gotta see that haha. Not for the verbal takedowns, but because a shitty sounding mix is way more than what I got, and art is beautiful.

[@WIMPY86]

@@xamislimelight8965 It's a fast paced live chat for 3 hours .... twice! They pay to upload their music. Highest bidders jump to the front lol One guy this last show got his song cut. It was poorly mixed and finishing it didn't seem necessary. Glenn's advice was sound... but the guy wanted a refund lol Supposed to be their for tips, not tonedeafing us for 6 minutes lol

[@xamislimelight8965]

@@WIMPY86 Agreed lol but they tried, and that's more than I've done...so far..i am working on something, but I'm having some issues. Mostly involving my own ineptitude at playing keyboards haha

[@WIMPY86]

@@xamislimelight8965 We started in 1997 with a keyboard and guitar lol By 1998 we had a thing going. Now we're recording from our 2 living rooms and emailing pieces back and forth lol The keyboard is a great tool to master :)

[@backlom]

That was slick Frick!!

[@a2ndopynyn]

Great! But I want one of your Cock Blocker noise gates - the actual physical pedal - and I can't get anyone at Spectre to even tell me if that's possible! *_AAARRRGGGHGHH!!!_*

[@CarolinaBloomquist]

I’m still confused about how the signal chain is going but it sounds great and that’s what matters. BTW I love the sound of that wa it’s really cool. I just started my pedal collection so I have a Jimmi Hendrix pedal which is more blues’y sounding. But someone put an LED on it so you know when it’s on. I love that feature.

[@HOLYMACGUYVER]

I just use an all in one effects board, best investment i ever made. Over time my tastes, wants and needs changed and its nice not haveing to expirement 100 bucks at a time and lossing money selling old pedals. Note i bought a pod hd500 used for 200 bucks about 4 years ago

[@RealBillyGarcia]

3:19 “Just grab the small nuts” I’m dead! 😂

[@Vazaqin]

14:40 "thats enough WAH for one video.....I just kinda WAHHHHNTED to show" that's some advanced punage going on there Glenn xD

[@TheStrykerProject]

"Nothing like a stable table"...That's what *she* said. 🤡

[@sousvide59too]

Surprised you haven't had a comment (that I've seen) on the passing of Burke Shelley

[@Dickachu2]

GOD FUKIN DAMMIT!!! Never got the chance to buy a cockblocker!! I wish i had the money back then

[@nizodizo9549]

I am more into the Fringing pickle board.

[@strychen]

Back when I played in a funk band, I went around with two boards that had a total of 19 boxes on them. Now that I play stoner/doom, I've cut it down to 9 including the buffer and ABY. So much nicer!

[@slipknot73745]

Hey Glenn just wanted to say thank you so much for all the content you put up. I began producing 10ish years ago and EDM has been my primary genre since. I've been a metalhead since childhood though and recently returned to practicing guitar. Through your videos I've been able to make mind-blowing backing tracks when I practice and track...not to mention help get my current EDM mixes tighter and more creative. I'm producing with a new level of enjoyment so thanks a lot man! Keep up the good shit!

[@haolekoa737]

Corona! Hell yeah! Underrated pedal. I use the tri-chorus on my TB-303 clone (yes, I make electronic music. And reggae. And punk. But I digress...) and it sounds killer, especially after a DS-1.

[@ethanbean5479]

You should have put the two notes behind the wah, you don't activate it and you don't have to worry about almost turning on/off the blocker.

[@ari598]

If you don't want to mark up your pedals with the sticky velcro, put some blue painter's tape on the bottom of it and then stick the velcro on the tape. The painter's tape won't leave any marks.

[@fkat1666]

Check out some 3d printed pedal boards.

[@fkat1666]

So Glenn your venturing into shoegaze with a pedal board. The reason it's called shoegaze bc they have to look at the pedal board and their shoes.

[@MrLYPH]

MY NAME IS VIM FUEEGOOO I LET MY GUITAR SPEAK FOR ME!!!!!

[@davidbigler6109]

You should be more specific when you say "Grab the small nuts", I sat there for an hour with my hand down my pants wondering why it wasn't working!!!!! lol

[@crottedepingouin]

my 2 cents as a pedalboard enthusiast: with a mini wah, you're bound to end up switching by accident the pedal you put above. two: these budget pedalboards are great to start with but if you're wondering, pedaltrains are expensive but are really better built, that with a one spot pro like a cs7 or cs12 and it will take the abuse in gigging situations. the concept of putting my pedals directly on this power supply bar just doesn't seem that reliable to me. anyways, entertaining video as always, fuck you Glenn!

[@jromasterofone]

I'm not a pedal guy, either. Gimme a programmable rack unit, pleez.

[@oliverburnand1228]

You should have the morly on the floor off the board because of the angle of the ratio of you ankles compared to the angle of the pedal bord... pedals like that should be the axis of flat... just saying

[@gravyblue]

Can't wait till Glen gets better on the geetar, it's like listening to our bass player's "new song"....

[@extremelycreativeusername3190]

ah he does fine

[@seanbarker4610]

Awesome sauce, pedalboards are a great idea!

[@David8n]

I went to a metal gig back in the 80s (I can't remember the name of the band but it was one of the NWOBHM bands). Their gimmick was that the lead guitarist had the biggest pedal board in the industry. It was a wooden plank about 15 feet long and packed with pedals. Half way through the gig the guitarist went silent. An 'invisible' roadie crawled into the stage, plugged the guitarist straight into his amp and 'unobtrusively' dragged the plank off stage. About 20 minutes later the 'invisible' roadie reappeared dragging the same 15 foot plank back but now with only two pedals on it, plugged the guitarist back in and 'unobtrusively' crawled off the stage. It was one of the funniest things that I'd ever seen at a metal gig.

[@fernandosepulveda7297]

Haha that is funny

[@TheRealFreekBos]

*CLEARLY this is your first pedalboard build. Cables floppin' all over the place, all switchable pedals on the top row, and the cockblocker above the wah. Good first try never the less! Tips from me (hopefully not the butthurt of the week): 1) When using the wah, you will probably hit the cockblocker switch with your toe. And... enabling the cockblocker when you want to, you will find the wah is in the way. 2) make a good decision on what side of the vecro goes on the board. I always put the soft side on the board to prevent dirt from sticking to it, and you can vacuum the board clean easily. The rough side goes underneath the pedals. 3) get a small board! Most of us play small stages. A board that is 30x40cm REALLY is enough. You dont need 5 drive or distortion pedals on there. Keep it simple! That will help your tone and keep the board more stable. (Nobody wants to troubleshoot before or during a gig) 4) maybe raise the pedals that are further away to prevent hitting any knobs or switches on pedals that are under your feet while switching on another pedal. 5) POWER SUPPLY IS KING. I know...: "but i can fit two more pedals without the PS, i'll just daisy-chain all pedals together". Yes, but you will have sooo much hum and other issues. Believe me, you PS will be your FAVORITE "pedal". The power supply you are using is looking fantastic and solves a lot of problems! Way to go! Thanks Glenn for the AWESOME show, and fuck you!

[@themadscientistmusician2262]

I’ve tried setting up a board before and run power to the pedals to stop having to buy batteries. It seems either I’m doing something wrong or the pedals need a 9v battery in them alongside a power plug? I’m using DOD and Boss pedals mainly.

[@bellasoda]

I don’t know if I own crappy noisy pedals, but I need the noise gate at the end of the chain, otherwise my amp and my soundtech will whine in an unholy symphony. For me, it wouldn’t make sense to start with the gate.

[@SpectreSoundStudios]

The gate is a sidechain type. The input goes in first.. the gating part happens in the amp's effects loop, silencing all noise.

[@bellasoda]

@@SpectreSoundStudios thank the lord! 👍

[@MikeSingSing]

Glenn, what are the plugs on the patchcables? They look really small and handy!

[@SpectreSoundStudios]

Got it from BTPA

[@ljuky]

Seems like a great idea and a product from Palmer. I believe that a small suggestion like printing the voltage on the top of the rail over the outputs would improve the usability of the power supply in certain occasions. Also, creating a power supply and a patch bay combo in one unit would be a great product in my book!

[@dakotacolehour4228]

Hey Glenn, I was wondering if you had any tips or a video for playing bass better and possibly any tips for being able to play faster like the old 80s thrashy stuff. P.s. I'd honestly love to see you Kirk Hammett the shit out of that thing at least once lol. Love what your doing with your videos keep it up man.

[@therealjackfisher]

"CockBlocker a collectors item".. YES sir it pretty much is. A very nice collectors item. It is serving my collectors pedal shelf well.

[@danichezmusic6417]

Love seeing you doing content like this!

[@robblazik7185]

We need to isolate the "just grab the small nuts" audio at 3:20 for use at a later date ;-)

[@stevec6427]

Best value power supply I've found which seems to cover every voltage option I've come across is the Harley Benton range of power supplies. They have a few outlets which switch between 8v, 12v & 18v and with 1 amp instead of the usual 500mA so it'll run even a power hungry tube preamp pedal.

[@kennhern]

My only criticism would be placing the boosts and dirt in front and taking the modulations on the top, as well as placing the wah with nothing on top of it (better if it was in the middle), to avoid the grey space issue. Such as: IR>delay>chorus (Wah) Dirt>boost>gate But the power supply solution is a nice idea, and would definitely look forward to seeing it used more by people

[@ladyjulia4038]

Glenn killer playing! You are so much better than when you started your channel. Keep killing it!

[@gilbertspader7974]

According to Paul Gilbert, Steve Via and other top guitars the most important part of their pedal boards is the Velcro that holds the pedal down.

[@bobmartino8073]

Yes. And Paul Gilbert uses tiny O rings under his pedal knobs so a slight touch of the knob will not turn it, causing a bad EQ. Genius.

[@KelticKabukiGirl]

I think attaching it correctly is more important. Also, you need a good reliable power source.

[@zackakai5173]

Awesome timing, I'm right in the middle of scratch-building a new custom pedalboard right now. Got a new programmable switcher and it wasn't compatible with my old board so the new one is all getting cut to be a perfect fit

[@botherangel]

building pedalboard is a pain in the ass, Im still using my old pedalboard, built when I was in the mid 20's and now I'm 41

[@bkbinj6320]

Glenn, Fun video. I know you’re probably not going to put Velcro on the back of your last CockBlocker, but you can use blue painters tape to cover the back of the CockBlocker, then stick the Velcro to the painters tape to protect the finish of the pedal. Fold a little tab of tape to make it easier to grab and pull off when you no longer want the Velcro on the pedal. I think I saw this painter’s tape hack on Phil McKnight’s channel.

[@matthewweeks3165]

Interesting placement of the two notes(?). The idea is the pedals you actually step on should be lower level and closer. Great seeing you get out of your comfort zone though. Love the channel, and FU Glenn!

[@SpectreSoundStudios]

Thanks for the tips!

[@jawbla]

If they gave you patch cables they'd be the wrong size. They are easy to make and you can make them the length you need so you avoid extra gross cable around your board. Also, it'd be a good addition for you to drop in a patchbay so you can plug into one section instead of going into the c-blocker and the Two Notes and the other pedal for your 4 cable method, plus the DI out.

[@PPNStudio]

"Just grab the small nuts" - Glenn Fricker 2022

[@tuomashelin555]

In my mind I'm picturing a guitarist putting his bong down and heckling: " .. strap on pedal .. he he he .. cool.." " Two note load box" - like every djent guitarist? Cock blocker? The jokes are writing themselves

[@CarlosWadeMusic]

Is it just me or does it seem like Glenn actually has talent? No he’s not the best guitar player in the world. Not even close. But if he dedicated his time to learning the instrument and took a break from KZbin and recording I feel like he’d be phenomenal. There are so many people who have been playing for years that don’t even have the coordination to strum, fret and use a wah at the same time.

[@RedHeadGuitar]

I suggest you put an amp channel footswitch into that spot on the board which is still empty. These Palmer boards are amazing, super stable and easy to customize. I got a pedalbay 80 which I've hacked quite a bit to have a second level for the upper row, some always-on pedals strapped underneath to save space, some protection for the jacks, a hidden input/output patchbay and (yeah I know...guitar players...) LED lights! When it comes to patch cables I'm a big fan of the EBS flat patch cables. Tried a bunch of different brands, these are the most compact.

[@KitBasher1]

I build my pedalboards - i like the bass of the mic stand (Hercules) to fit snug under the board so my mic is dead center to my board, so I build them with a open channel underneath. Its a platform on each side, then a second top tier holds it all together. My board is used for the bass guitar so it goes as follows: G30 wireless into volume/tuner/compressor/EQ/octave/big muff pi/chorus/sansamp DI. Almost never run two pedals at the same time and its pretty easy to dial everything in without major volume changes - FOH is always really happy with my signal chain and I have them take the DI off the back of my amp (which is finely compressed by the amps dual band circuitry) - sometimes I’ll take the DI off the sansamp, but mostly I use the amps Di I use the sansamp for recording a lot - gets a great sound into the board and always cuts through the track. I’m using those smaller voodoo labs (I think, its mounted underneath and out of sight) power supply… its all small enough and manageable and rarely needs maintenance!

[@jaaaash1382]

What an interesting design for a pedalboard and power supply combination.

[@Addicted2Guitar]

Damn good pedal board video. Good job dude.

[@crazkurtz]

How can you hit those pedals above the Morley? It’s giving me anxiety. CHANGE IT!

[@russelleck]

Love you Glenn! Couldn't let this gem slip by lol! - "Not that big of deal, just grab the small nuts" 3:15

[@Mountainrock70]

Cool video. It reminds me why I only use a Klon for a slight boost or to push the front end at lower volumes.

[@Mini1124]

I’ve been looking to get a new amp and a new guitar but somehow I can’t talk myself into spending that much money. BUT, buying a bunch of individual pedals (which in the end equals the cost of amp/guitar) somehow feels more reasonable so I’ve been on a huge pedal kick.

[@theofficialdiamondlou2418]

Don’t have one. After 40 + years all I have on the floor is a 1962 Morley power wah , an original cry baby , a FS5 Vox amp switch , a FS 2 (for my B amp ) and an A/B/Y switch. Everything else is on my iPhone on the micstand thru the “Toneroom” app. VOX ROCKS !!!

[@AntonioGuevara0628]

That empty space looks perfect for a Digitech Whammy DT. I love mine!

[@iamgodbringmecake]

Palmer pedal power 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

[@paultodd3497]

Back in the 1980s Boss had a similar setup but came in a hard case, don’t know if Boss still manufactures them anymore but they were great no fuss easy setup

[@DirkBelig]

Boss still makes several sizes of pedal cases. DuckDuckGo is your friend.

[@zdmusic_official]

Its so weird to not see him angry! All the stuff I watch here is constant yelling, its honestly a nice change, but loved the video! Pedalboards bring so many more options into the studio