As promised.....
I can even use the board when it in it's case. But I prefer to take it out before I use it.
The case size is exacly the same as the top side of the PPC212. When I store it, I place it on top of the cab and place the head on the pedal case.
All in all I'm pretty happy with it !
Make your own Low-Budget Pedal Board
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by damo</i>
<br />great stuff, planning on building myself one soon too, but not sure about using velcro... anyother ways you guys keep your pedals down?
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my friend gave me his old pedal-board, and he took a very thin sheet of plywood and just cut pedal-sized holes out of it and nailed it on top of the thicker plywood, so the pedals stay in place fairly well, but they aren't attached to the board in any way
<br />great stuff, planning on building myself one soon too, but not sure about using velcro... anyother ways you guys keep your pedals down?
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my friend gave me his old pedal-board, and he took a very thin sheet of plywood and just cut pedal-sized holes out of it and nailed it on top of the thicker plywood, so the pedals stay in place fairly well, but they aren't attached to the board in any way
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Awesome board! I'm going to refer to this thread for some ideas when I get going on my own in the next few weeks.
Where to start, where to start?
Where to start, where to start?
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<br />I just took an old piece of plywood and painted it black using a can of paint I stole from work.
Total cost = $0.
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Price of paint stolen from employer: $0.
Price of running shoes: $40+
Price of having to run from the cops due to your chronic thievery: priceless.
<br />I just took an old piece of plywood and painted it black using a can of paint I stole from work.
Total cost = $0.
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Price of paint stolen from employer: $0.
Price of running shoes: $40+
Price of having to run from the cops due to your chronic thievery: priceless.
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Re: Make your own Low-Budget Pedal Board
Sorry to bring this from the dead, but what are the dimensions of the board? That's just about the size i would be going for.
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Re: Make your own Low-Budget Pedal Board
Jacco: great looking board!
Re: Make your own Low-Budget Pedal Board
That's awesome. Good job! Will make my own one day and use this as my template.
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