Who Needs Pedalboard Velcro? Check THIS Out! (RockBoard QuickMount Review)

[@movement2669]

The vertical stack comment just saved me getting a Tres board instead of a Quad. Thanks for the (now obvious) heads up 👍

[@lukezecchin]

Awesome. Glad you found the video helpful. Cheers ; )

[@2pcontroller639]

This video helps me a lot! Thank you man

[@lukezecchin]

Awesome mate, glad you found it helpful!

[@exceptions9263]

During the height of the pandemic, I decided to go all-out on a home rig based on the Rockboard gear. I got two boards, the modules, and the Quickmounts. It’s a very robust system with a few caveats. First, some of the odd size mounts use up more real estate than you expect. Similarly, the clips on the underside also use up a lot of real estate. The adhesive pad isn’t great in comparison to the screw on mounts. Finally, you will still need a good assortment of screws, in fact I shopped online for several pedal screws.

[@lukezecchin]

Awesome! Thanks for your thoughts. I hope you're enjoying the rigs you've build. Cheers ; )

[@stephanequiot50]

excellent and usefull thanks

[@lukezecchin]

Glad you found it helpful. Cheers!

[@TwelveYearsDriven]

How many patch cables or power cables will those clips hold?

[@lukezecchin]

Hard to say... It depends on the cable size. With the flat patch cables, I'd guess 3 to 5. Obviously, you'll fit more power cables though. But, for best practice, I'd separate these out so you're keeping your power and audio away from each other. Hope that helps!

[@dumalucky]

Wow..Hang on... look at 5:45!! So if these silicon pads can be reused and clearly are strong enough to hold a pedal and dont leave residue on the pedal !! What the hell.. Why dont we just use that stuff.. it sounds ideal like magic.

[@lukezecchin]

Good point ; ) The screws and mounting plates are definitely the more robust option. But the silicon pads are certainly a handy back up if your pedal doesn't fit the screw holes.

[@dumalucky]

@@lukezecchin You mean the ten thousand times more expensive option :-) . Also those pads are so strong you could put your pedals on the ceiling and they would hold and not fall. To hold a pedal on a board you would require about two pieces the size of a penny and they would cost less than a penny. Being so small they would not stop the pedal being taken off with ease. Regarding being reusable ,, I think prob best to just use a fresh piece.