How to Build a Pedal Board!

Wanna take your guitar playing to the next level? Build a pedal board! Guitar World's Paul Riario shows you how to build the ultimate pedal board - from delays, to distortions, to wahs, learn how to route your pedal board correctly!!

[@lexisrez2895]

Step 1: don't be broke.

[@peutch]

Or just buy an integrated pedal board (eg Zoom).

[@naijahzproductions1116]

Alexis Andrade-exactly

[@ghoulbeansz]

Haha! godo one

[@sywartbrunsma343]

Goddammit I failed

[@hungryforlove69]

IKR

[@curtis5979]

I saw that dude from Mötley Crüe and it scared the shit out of me

[@jaetaylor3067]

+Curtis Same here dude XD

[@joejack6576]

+Curtis I thought it was Hillary !!

[@leiruagetro]

I saw them play 5years ago, I thought Mick Mars was going to drop dead at any moment, poor guy has some degenerative health problems , incredible guitarist

[@hectorcastillo1792]

SAME I JUMPED UP LMAO

[@recepuenel1]

holy shit! wtf was that?!?! it scared me too haha!!

[@vladem4224]

Why am I watching this if I have only 1 pedal ?

[@YheFox]

I feel the same xD

[@AdoreYouInAshXI]

+vova rasta I'm watching it and I only have one pedal... I plan on ordering 9 more with my pedal board tomorrow.

[@tommysandoval8241]

lol same here.

[@joeynelbongabong3762]

i feel you bro. :(

[@lc94033]

Same

[@Rishabhgreenday]

he looks like badger from breaking bad

[@davidmcghee8032]

I can't unseen that now. hard to watch the video now! lol

[@Silverjerk]

Fuck me, it's all I see now.

[@ludwigkopp8130]

You're killing me 😂

[@craigtheibanezaddict]

haha that's hilarious

[@MrRamone97]

I was wondering why he looked familiar! lmao

[@TeardropTrashcan]

If you drop a hooked pedal on carpet, you'll never get that shit off again.

[@i.p.knightly149]

Are you broke? Yes Are you a thief? No Play harmonica.

[@reptilesgamers00]

think about it. Take it anywhere, little to no maintenance. When wwIII happens you can always pull out your harmonica and set that oppressed mood. yeh think about it

[@Wintersdnb]

That's what I did I learnt to play guitar when I was 14 when I was 16 I was pretty good but to join my older brothers band I had to have better gear so he was just like fuck it play the harmonica so I spent five years making random noises with a harmonica and i now play the guitar for the band and harmonica

[@MatrixEvolution17]

oh wow look at you mr. bigshot, do i look like i can afford a harmonica??

[@etherlords88]

nikki sixx actually stole his (first i guess) bass, didn't know the difference between guitars and bass, thought that's a 6 stringer!

[@samfiadrangus9188]

I really wanted to like this comment, but I can't fuck with that beautiful 666 like count.

[@dogsrulekt]

Thank you paul I just built my first pedal board using a pedal train pro I did everything you said and it came out perfect !!!!!!!!! You saved me alot of trial and error stress and headache !!!!!! I put my pedal board together in one night and it made me happy thanks again paul you the man !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jupiterho11ow]

Meanwhile, I have zero pedals.

[@Miloman5599]

If you play mostly clean or 60s-70s rock you need almost no pedals at all but in my case I need a chorus for clean it sounds to dry without it

[@username55ify]

+Miles Hodges Good, I use my guitar for Beatles nowadays.

[@work1907]

I use amplitube but I really want real ones.

[@harryevans1117]

Get a Marshall MG30CFX. New amp + 5 effects. That's what I'm gonna get.

[@noahsankaranarayanan7325]

Harry Evans I have that amp. It's awesome!

[@1990EAM]

"Alright alright alright".

[@MusicMan642]

Another pretty good thought is to use some masking tape on the back of the pedal so that after you attach the Velcro it will be easy to take off without making the back of your pedals all gooey

[@redbeat5161]

why is badger from breaking bad teaching me how to build a pedal board???

[@jamesmccaughey3628]

This made my day

[@Alan_Alien]

***** Side Job

[@anthonygalbo9348]

***** Jesse we need to cook, omg im in willy wanks meth factory. take me down your river of meth

[@maxscardanelli6185]

Best comment on here!!! 😂😂👌🏻👌🏻

[@robrouton5766]

Here's a cool tip for all interested: Use a distortion pedal with a harmony pedal. Be sure the distortion pedal is patched in closer to the guitar than the harmony one. Cool, heavy sound.

[@ShortFingeredShreder]

5:47 Mick scared the shit outta me!

[@overdrivenofficial4355]

For real wasnt expecting that

[@ryanmrdmpro8251]

Same! It was like that scene in Mulholland Dr. behind the Winkie’s dumpster.

[@mickvanderh.2948]

Sorry

[@StupidEarthlings]

Mick looks loke my Mother in law.. but with less make up.. lol. Really.

[@mrbsred1]

The price of pedal boards is a joke, even Pedaltrain. Far too expensive for what they are. Build your own with strong wood that's light. They sure know how to suck the money out of guitarists. Power to the people n all that jazz. This is a good demo, but not a cheap option. You can order the power supply from China for £20 (£35 UK) and make you own board, all for a fraction of the price. Update: From more experience I reckon it would be better to invest in a decent (true isolated) power supply. Too much noise is created from the cheaper one's.

[@VintageSG]

Argos 'duck board' from their bathroom section ( £9.99 ) makes for a good pedal board. Add 1 or two power supplies and a strip of velcro and you're good to go.

[@mrbsred1]

VintageSG That's fantastic. It's a bit too small for my needs, but it's a great idea all the same

[@peoplecallmejimbo]

Im using a piece of particle board i got off the side of the road and screwed some other chunks of wood under the top to slant it. works great. plus i made a case for it but that was a bit more expensive. DIY or Die

[@gingerbreadman5869]

Wait, I ordered a power supply for £7 and it took me £20 to build the board

[@michaeltownsly1493]

Ufuk Çelik You ordered a 9v power adapter, you didn't buy an isolated power supply.

[@geshaflucksjunya1654]

Zip ties or really any other cable tries are amazing as well, keeps your pedal board beautifully clean.

[@aniruddhabhattacharya6031]

Incredibly simple , easy to understand and informative video !! Thanks !!

[@Nachtopus]

I nearly shit my pants when Mick Mars popped up on my screen.

[@VioletDeliriums]

One piece of advice: rather than put the velcro on immediately, initially set your pedalboard up with no velcro so that you can experiment with the ordering and placement of the pedals more easily and without beginning to wear out your velcro. You will need to figure out what order gives you the desired the sound and what is the easiest placement for you to work with your feet. You should take some time messing around before you put the velcro on. There are plenty of books and articles about pedalboard order (I especially liked Dave Hunter's book "Guitar Effects Pedals" to learn about different pedals and ordering on your pedalboard), but in the end each rig's components will interact differently with each other and each guitarist will have a particular idea of what sound they are going for, so experimenting with the order will be important. Also, you have to figure out which pedals you will need to turn on/off in the middle of songs as well -- they should be in the front as much as possible, regardless of wiring order). If you leave the velcro off, you can easily move stuff around. I always keep some blank pedalboards around so that I can experiment before I actually make a gig pedalboard for a particular purpose -- that's when you are going to need your velcro.

[@jfo3000]

Agreed!

[@jharri1]

Yes!!!

[@MS-hj3ox]

You could also put the velcro on, and put pieces of paper on the pedalboard so there is no stick when laying out

[@SaxJockey]

@@MS-hj3ox I did similar but using a thin cloth. I was re-arranging the board completely to get some new pedals on.

[@jacobl6572]

One thing I just figured out with my board is putting the waw first then the buffer then the Big muff to the compressor, this made it finally sound really great and work together well. Putting the volume pedal AFTER the overdrives and EQ allowed me to not need a noise reduction pedal. So I sold off my ISP. The drives seem to like a full signal going in to them and it is so much less noisy cutting their output signal afterwards.

[@phmassi]

When you started putting all the pedals together, at first it looked little bit random to me, but when you played it all made sense. Great tone! You know stuff man. Good job!

[@fazexx_sanic420_xx5]

i think im just going to play bass

[@ant5559]

[FaZe] Xx_SaNiC420_xX bass pedals exist lmal

[@ant5559]

Lmao**^

[@jacksonchance1354]

Llololololololololol

[@basserman]

Apparently you haven't heard of Cliff Burton or Chris Squire

[@ramentaco9179]

[FaZe] Xx_SaNiC420_xX I'm literally a bassist who's here to learn how to build up my pedalboard

[@Driftuner]

"...and i found a way to by-pass everything!" hahahahahahahahahaha XD

[@sethlikespizza]

This was the coolest video guitar world has made in a while. Well done!

[@RVered]

I love the new format,you should make all of your vids like that!

[@jaredperkins2717]

Why the hell would you put a whammy before a tuner?

[@robertoyanezschmidt9309]

Actually, I do the same because the whammy has a dry output so the tuner gets the clean signal.

[@KS-hl6zo]

+Roberto Yanez Schmidt tuner has a dry output as well why not tuner -> wah?

[@robertoyanezschmidt9309]

It's just a matter of layout. You can actually do that (tuner -> wah) but I keep it the other way since I like having Cry Baby + Whammy together as they both have expression pedals.

[@rickfeith6372]

Keep tuners away from raw guitar signal. ALWAYS. Use a buffer with an iso output sidechained off the main signal or just plug into it when you needa.

[@jonathandenney7684]

+Rick Feith Exactly. I personally use a modded vp junior volume pedal for that purpose.

[@GabrielKlute]

"Daisy chaining is TOTALLY NOISE FREE!" hahahaha false.

[@partydan6701]

Thank you for making this! I really appreciate it

[@awol.oper8r]

Just added the Pitch Bay to my board, ended up starting a 30 minute long improv sesh with my band last night. Definitely a great choice

[@Miloman5599]

Those solder less patch cord kits sound like a onstage failure just waiting to happen

[@nietzsche688]

It happens. Mostly if you leave the cables as a complete mess underneath the pedalboard. If you're in a hurry and pull the board out of the bag/case and a cable decides to get stuck with anything, it will loose.

[@dlheidemann]

Hang on, let me get you a longer screw driver for those cables.

[@MrJam1001]

LOL!!! I thought the same thing.

[@johndubchak]

Great stuff, Paul. I love your approach.

[@DrewPeaballs]

You make it look so easy. fantastic is an understatement

[@austinfailz]

I think 200 bucks for the Pedaltrain pedal board is ridiculous.

[@nietzsche688]

Of course! Here in Mexico the PT Junior goes for $200 with the softcase. They're nuts.

[@juanjosebol]

Gabo Palacios No it doesnt... It goes for around 140.

[@abramtreadwell722]

102.50 shipped for my pt-2. Thanks ebay

[@just_enki]

Damm if I had such rig I would be Playing my guitar 24/7

[@ChristianWolf88]

Well done. Thanks Paul.

[@charliemore2726]

Really liked this video, was so funny and educational

[@PJyrstinkangas]

Best GW video ever.

[@SuperUltra]

Is this the Buzzfeed channel? Because it feels like it.

[@roushikaodari9320]

Super-Ultra all I know is that BuzzFeed has no talent m9 while this one has potential

[@P3696]

BEST VIDEO EVER. REALLY ENJOYED IT :)

[@pageluvva]

Absol kick ass and well explained video. Thanks Paul

[@burningempire666]

Why is the pedal train like $120? I wouldn' pay over $45.

[@mnemosynegates625]

+Charles Ayala It would be cheaper to by a pallet of wood and sand it down and paint it.

[@BenPey]

+Mnemosyne Gates I actually did that with some wood i found at home, the only thing i spent money on was black paint to make it fancy af

[@mnemosynegates625]

Its probably what ill do some time after Christmas tbh

[@burningempire666]

+2inchfromtheground i bet they outsourced the labor and materials, and it cost about $10 to make. You don't have to explain cost of doing business, I'm a business owner myself. what I mean is why pay $120 for nothing more than a piece of metal, when you can buy a self-powered, padded, cable organizing, durable carry case for $150 (I paid $80 for mine used) and I could fabricate a completely custom rail system that blows the train away for about $30 in materials.

[@icksbocks]

+Charles Ayala I bought some 3 mm steel-sheet and rubber feet. Problem=solved for a sixth of the cost.

[@shadowvg94]

then theres me with a multi effects pedal lol

[@barscotch]

haha. i like the video - it's the rare combination of funny and informative

[@wyburn21]

If anyone is looking into buying pedalboards then i recommend the Furman SPB-8. It has LOTS of room, its powered (will run most pedals with built-in power, up to 8 at a time), has three AC outlets for 12 and 18 volt pedals, has ins/outs so you can easily plug into your effects loop (take it to your gig, plug in 4 cables, and your rig is done) AND it has a built-in Furman Power Conditioner that comes in handy at the bar gig with questionable electricity/outlets/grounding. Its a little older so on the used market you can get one for 70-80. I got one from Ryan the violinist from Blue October for helping to setup his pedalboard, and I love it.

[@PC160]

A sales presentation for velcro-type boards and products.. Others use zip ties, clamps, or hardware that adapts pedals to "bolt down" schemes. Materials are available that are much cheaper than formed metal products, and you can save big bucks by exploring options. Anyone can get ripped off.

[@guitarhowtos2148]

Velcro is too expensive for me. I prefer to drill my own holes in a plain piece of elevated wood, then use zip ties to hold the pedals in place. Glue, clamps...even binder clips....are deployed to tidy up the wires.

[@SeverinoSE]

Tuner after the wah pedal? I thought tuners go first before every pedal. Reverb before the amp? Not in the loop?

[@21stCENTURYBOY12]

+Spirituality1980 alot of people us a tuner as a buffer in the middle of the chain

[@SeverinoSE]

daniel cullen Thank you!

[@GibsonGuy0707]

+Spirituality1980 I have my wah being the last thing going to my amp.

[@nijo5427]

I've always believed reverb and chorus do not go in front of the preamp.

[@lorenzoriccucci5129]

Last lines sound f**** great!!

[@colehalford1893]

Excellent video 👍

[@Blasbizzio_]

Oh man that guy that said ''i wouldn't do that'' scared the shit out of me :P

[@jackkingers]

How about a quick video on what order you would have these pedals in cause I know that effects the sound.

[@CriticalMassCongregation]

The way I was taught, which might be totally wrong, is Guitar>Tuner>compressor>misc. pedals>Volume(/wah)pedal>noisegate>amp Whatever you do tuners and compressors should come first and volume pedals and noisegates last. IMO.

[@wyburn21]

ArtfulDawdger Why would you put the tuner first? If you are going to put it in your signal chain then put it later (effects loop) so it will mute your guitar. If you have it before overdrive and distortion pedals you will still get audible noise from those pedals. I like to put it right before delay and reverb (using effects loop so it will be after amp distortion in the chain) so that you will still hear trails after your tuning. Honestly I'd rather have it on a tuner out or something like that (removing it from the signal chain) to keep it from messing with my tone. Delay and reverb belong last in the chain, after gates as well. I have always found that wah pedals belong BEFORE distortion or overdrive, but not necessarily volume pedals.

[@jamesrogers9887]

yeah but if you put the tuner first then you get the clearest signal so you get the best tuning, but i guess it depends on priority, better tuning or slight hum?

[@wyburn21]

James Rogers You know I never thought about it picking up a better signal for more precise tuning, I'll have to look in on that! Maybe the ideal setup would be and aux setup (like an A/B box or a stereo out your not using) to get the best of both. I use a Snark pedal tuner that is one of the last in the chain and I have no problems with it picking up the signal for tuning but now I'm gonna try it before to see if it will pick it up better.

[@CriticalMassCongregation]

FreedomForever Yeah, I was always taught to put it first for a clean signal, but that's a great idea using it for a mute. I love my volume pedal for muting though so I wouldn't really need anything else. It actually a Morley combination wah/volume which is why I put my wah so far down the chain... because I have to! (its a bummer if you are 'right-footed' too) But I kindof like the wah so far down because it sounds good when I run other effects through it. But a tuner out or an AB/ABY setup would be the tits. Someday I will get a sick ass strobe tuner but I have about 1000 more bits of gear to get first :p

[@ardipithecus11]

Nice vid Paul. That Washburn is gorgeous.

[@nathanrae5783]

Glad to hear you got back to rehab Paul. All the best.

[@makesoundsnotloveyess2866]

Just curious. With the smaller pedal board set up, why isn't the Uni Vibe after the distortions? It's essentially a chorus pedal right? And in the first larger set up you said to put the chorus after distortion ;X

[@theneglected3144]

Damn, that burn tho

[@Hekkin]

makesoundsnotlove yess people like to fight alot about where modulation should be in the chain, this is most likely for showcasing that you can use it in both places, according to your personal taste :D

[@kenestioko8019]

makesoundsnotlove yess univibe sounds better when put in front of distortions/fuzzes. you'll hear the swirls better when it's in front. try it for yourself.

[@jonathonp.3071]

Actually, a Uni-Vibe is more of a phaser effect.

[@TenThumbsProductions]

What's in the glowing box?!? Oh, there is my wallet, it's the one that says....

[@oliverbrown9698]

thanks this actually helped a lot

[@fr33rid3r33]

Thankx for my deploma. I power everything daisychained from my Boss NS-2, LS-2, and TU-3. I could use some custom cables though.

[@GeorgeKyriacouGtr]

Why not mount the fuel tank under the pedalboard? Doesn't make sense.

[@gabrielnogoy]

How do you know what order to connect the pedals in

[@peutch]

This would have been a more interesting video.

[@joshho1988]

You git gud

[@Dude13450]

That Pitch Bay pedal sounded sick! I'm more into metal but I may just have to pick one up for blues type of things.

[@cpff4367]

Best video about the topic!

[@rambache]

5:47 That dude scared the shit out of me.

[@moobashi]

Royalty Free whole lotta love?

[@MikeV-oc6vz]

Haha. Avoiding those copyright strikes.

[@McDoinky]

"You neeeed chillinnnn"

[@thatpaulschofield]

"And I'm not willinnnn"

[@stebbieranch]

"A Significant Amount of Affection" by Steel Balloon

[@pb12661]

thanks Guitar World....good video!

[@StratsRUs]

This USA great video.Cracked me up.Thanks.Solderless cables get a bad rep though ?

[@josiahhelyard2387]

1:08 dude reminds me of Sid from Ice age anyone with me

[@MarinRayado]

Lmao

[@F3502000]

Yeah...but this Sid can rip on guitar!

[@jonaslyngdam3862]

isnt it smarter to put the ditto at the end? Other wise the hole loop will get the last effects :)

[@pillarsofserpents]

The chain of effects must have been just right on that big board. when he played through it and had a ton of them on at the same time, it didnt sound overwhelming. the signal still sounded clear and not crowded. nice!

[@garethhowes6193]

I hope you're planning to go through a full demo of all those pedals, I really want to hear that Randall.

[@RyanAlexanderBloom]

no noise gate or suppressor? Thats the #1 pedal necessary for playing with a chain as full as that under real-life circumstances. In that studio you could get away with it, but in a club having 20 pedals and no way to kill the noise would never work.

[@blkjakk]

You are totally right on this one!

[@JEKAFISHER]

"Let's build a pedal board!" *Builds board "Let's see if this thing works!" *plays a completely different pedal board

[@andrewdr13]

I always use my FX loop for time based effects.

[@jazzydog]

Looks and sounds great!.

[@DavidWilson-xr4rp]

I though you said it wouldn't be boring??

[@chadkroeger8075]

David Wilson I thought it was pretty interesting :/

[@raihanulIslamrana]

I have large pedal board but only in my dream

[@icu469]

Great video, covered all the basics. I just finished building my 1st pedal board out of 3/4 inch plywood 10 in. x 24 in. with 2 xtra pieces of plywood screwed to 2 ends to raise the long end of the back of the board. Cost = zero. I then added 2 in. strips of velcro to the board and cut pieces of velcro and attached them to the back of pedals. Cost = $10 on Amazon. Its all powered by Truetone One Spot combo pack cost = $30 on Amazon plus a 6 pack of cheap patch cables cost = about $10 on Amazon. My pedals in order from guitar are Jimi Hendrix JH-1 Wah, Mooer Auto Wah, Mooer Tender Octaver, Joyo Ultimate Overdrive, Joyo Vintage Overdrive, BBE Tremor, TC electronic Flashback delay. Pedal cost = about $400. Its awesome to just plug in one wire and everything is ready to go. Running it thru a Fender Blues limited Ed amp. I use a Snark clip on tuner. Its working great with no unwanted noise. I'm a happy camper/guitarist.

[@negativecreep8282]

That "Terminal" pedal sounds unbelievebaly cool.

[@antonslayeranton6665]

9:03 take it easy, Mr. Morello

[@deaddad6310]

how the fuck did they get mic mars?

[@honeyfrost3355]

Dalton Pritchard he needed money.

[@daRibeira.Cabinets]

Nice insight!

[@JoshGordenBass]

Nice video! Very informative.

[@IvanLjubesicljubax]

axe fx if you have money, line 6 pod hd (500) if you don't

[@vancitycanucks]

You lost me when you actually called the OneSpot....noiseless...blatant marketing is terrible. LOL

[@afuen400]

GuitarPartho lloyd

[@zanejohnson5983]

Yesssss love it thanks for the help

[@ndrewRock]

And just when I saw Mick Mars from Motley Crue, I HAD to hit the like like button!

[@novostivideo]

according to "How to Build a Pedal Board" the first step is go buy a pedalboard.

[@Metal-Possum]

How fucking hard is it to make a plank of wood?

[@godzilla964]

I would use a patchbay on my pedalboard for the pedals that are going into the front of the amp, and the pedals that are going through the effects loop.

[@FirestormAudio]

That big sky reverb is so awesome.

[@samguitarman]

correct title should be: "how to assemble the pedals on the pedalboard"

[@howardsix9708]

yes, a tad pedantic.................

[@sparkyguitar0058]

Correct title should be Watch me screw up building pedalboard. Anytime you build the cables you chance screwing up. In long run they come apart and make noise on a board. Buy good quality cables and a good pwr supply. Save problems for learning how to play guitar!

[@ImranAli-uu4vj]

OMG THE COMPLICATED BRITISH ONE IS KILLING ME 😂😂😂

[@jordenperkins8513]

I love this video!

[@mhdz10]

hahaha was fun and very useful of course. Thanks!

[@Thorbear632]

Shouldn't the boost go BEFORE the OD and distortion?

[@redukonio]

depends on what you like to boost. Sometimes OD`s and Distortions can't handle a very high input Signal. If the boost is only there to give a volume boost for solos or to help passing a long cable to the amp the shown order ist completely alright. :-)

[@Thorbear632]

Ma Rio If the boost is put BEFORE, it will add a little gain and grit along with volume to the OD right? After the OD and distortion it should just bump volume correct?

[@nathansavage4128]

Thor Bear I think it's all relative on what pedals you use. I use a clean boast followed by different gain stages, then an equalizer to touch up the parameters and if I want use another boost pedal and it works for my front of amp chain.

[@Thorbear632]

Nathan Savage Thanks dude! I appreciate the response. BTW- I have a TC mini Spark boost, then a Fulltone OCD followed by a Carl Martin Plexi Tone or a Wampler Pinnacle Deluxe. My understanding is that if the boost comes before the OD, it'll add some grit as well as volume. If set up AFTER the OD and distortion, it'll just add volume. This sound correct?

[@Thorbear632]

Ma Rio Thanks man!

[@ZiPolishHammer]

For any fledgling guitarists out there I implore you, please don't use a 1Spot. Your signal will become a persistent noisy mess.

[@elemgemify]

ZiPolishHammer what should I use instead?

[@selectedbyextraterrestrial8853]

Nothing but great results from mine. And I'm running 15 pedals, with a small group of analogs daisy-chained. No signal or problematic noise at all.. I use the Pro (CS 12) version. Maybe there were things wrong with yours.

[@johnwriterpoet1783]

I use a 1spot. It works great!!

[@nckhed]

My 1Spot can be really noisy and then relatively quiet, but never completely noise-free.

[@MsSimonsunburst]

Nice demo. I found using a noise gate helped when I had a one spot. :)

[@Pazkizzle]

Beautiful

[@TheMichaelseymour]

sorry....I thought the end result sound was .....bloody awful ..just sayin

[@boaleman6894]

His tone is so bad

[@lenut1739]

+Bo Aleman spoiler alert is music is an opinion

[@frei000]

Sorry....He was just showing that the board works ..just sayin

[@Only1Feckitt]

yeah... almost put me off pedals for life :(

[@qwertyawert]

he doesn´t play guitar, he plays pedals

[@solincillo]

Thank you for the video. Paul is very good a presenting information and this was very well done - I'm in the process of building my own. The first pedal sounded excellent but without having done the math, that's several hundred of dollars worth of gear! One question, would you be unplugging everything after a gig and putting it back together at the next gig? Does the pedal train come with a case? Keep up the good work Paul - enjoy your reviews.

[@savanaviolenta]

Strymon Onai and Zuma are the best power suplies out there now.I ordered one Ojai 5 inputs of 9V/500Ma can power my 18 pedals all which are 9v hungry with daisy chains.And it just looks amazing.