Re: [Harp-L] Pedal Board

["Ken Ficara" <kenficara@xxxxxxxxx>]

Boss makes a nice one, might be a little big for three pedals but it does
well by me for three pedals plus a POG and a sans amp, and I can also fit my
guitar-tuner pedal in as well.

http://www.bosscorp.co.jp/products/en/BCB-60/

It's very sturdy, comes with its own power supply and is well designed with
cutouts to hold the pedals in place and channels to run the cables through.
Also comes with power leads and 1/4" connector cables.

Ken

On Nov 24, 2007 1:39 PM, B Boggs <ceudoazul@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> NYC Pedal Boards has lots of choices, made sturdy, in the USA.
>  I use the "Lunchbox" and have a Voodoo Lab power supply, a Lone Wolf Harp
> Delay, a Keeley Splitter and another pedal.
>
>  Peace,
>  Brian
>
> >Special20 <special20harp@xxxxxxxxx> said:
>
>  >I now have three pedals or small devices I use in my signal chain
> >between the mic and the tube amp.  I'm looking around for a way to
> >keep them all organized and connected during transport and shows.
> >Guitar players use various pedal boards, but I don't really need to
> >tap-dance on the pedals like they do.  It is mostly
> >set-it-and-forget-it.  What do you guys use?
>
> >I know several of the players here at Harp-L use the excellent
> >Digitech all-in-one RP pedals, and that is a way to simplify things.
> >What about players who use two or more pedals?  Do you use some kind
> >of pedal board, with a single power suppy?
>
> >Thanks for any ideas you may have about this.
>
> >-Spec20
>
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