Hi Gordon, I hope you are well. I thought I might try and start a bit of chat about pedal-boards. Having surfed the internet a bit it seems you can pay a lot of money for what essentially need be no more than a plank of wood! Is your pedal-board a home-made jobbie? If so, have you any top tips for anyone planning to have a go at building one. I'm sure it's more than just a 'plank' of course and I've seen a few tips about ecomony features (for example, covering it with a Tesco Value door-mat which apparantly is absolutely top for velcro 'loop' tape to grab on to, as a means of securing pedals in place!)
Knowing your enthusiam for a little tinkering at home I thought it was worth asking.
All the best,
Tim
DIY pedal-board
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- Mike Stranks
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Hi Tim
I'm sure Gordon will be along soon to say something about his latest pedalboard. It was made for him by Dale at Stagecraft and he's had it since August. For starters you can find some info about it in the 'September News Update' on this website.
You can also see photos of the build work in progress under 'Gallery' and 'Pedal Board Gallery'.
Hope that's enough to give you the basics.
Regards. Mike
I'm sure Gordon will be along soon to say something about his latest pedalboard. It was made for him by Dale at Stagecraft and he's had it since August. For starters you can find some info about it in the 'September News Update' on this website.
You can also see photos of the build work in progress under 'Gallery' and 'Pedal Board Gallery'.
Hope that's enough to give you the basics.
Regards. Mike
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