How to Layout and Mount Pedals on a Temple Audio Board

[@CC-wf2qb]

I did mines a few days back, I put my pedals right to the edge, the weight may make it fall & hit anyway, toast & butter situation.

[@gearly_beloved]

Thanks for the insight on your board.(shared struggles for sure) Over the years, I’ve encountered similar issues, particularly with my personal pedalboards-I have several, as I’ve mentioned in previous videos. I used to be notorious for frequently swapping out pedals, often neglecting essential steps like securing Velcro ties and other details that are crucial for protecting gear. Through experience, I’ve learned the importance of not skipping these steps to minimize damage to my own equipment. When building pedalboards for clients, I take it a step further by incorporating additional protective measures, such as adding rubber bumpers to prevent corner damage in certain cases. Of course, this is never a foolproof plan-accidents happen to all of us, especially when bands are on the road.

[@ChadJensen]

I feel pwity

[@gearly_beloved]

Right?! I feel the same way after a build like this! And believe it or not, this is just the starting point-the final pedalboard went through a lot of tweaks. I spent 5 full days filming this build, diving deep into the MIDI prep, sequencing, and routing for every pedal. Plus, I included demos showcasing the killer tones this board can produce. It’s a mix of precision and pure fun-can’t wait for you to see it!