Homemade Pedalboard..

[Blaze]

I ve made myself a suitcase pedalboard , i knew few people like Robert that had made it , so I decided to make myself one ..It s not finish yet , got to paint it.

Cost me about $65.00 suitcase, velcro, wood ,adapter etc.. & i tried it at last night gig.Works find & took me 10 minutes to install my gears ..For now my Big Boss Gt 8 is in effects loops for modelling effects(except chorus ) and the pedals drive the pre amp..Eventually i m gonna get some other pedals to replace the Gt 8 ..

Thats it folks !

Chow

Blazes:dude:

Last night gig ..

 

[just strum]

Looks good Blazes. However, you stick around here and you will be needing a bigger suitcase.

Nice job.

 

[bigoldron]

Great job there Blazes! Strum's right though, hang around and you will need a bigger suitcase. Ain't that right DVM?

 

[Blaze]

Strum's right though, hang around and you will need a bigger suitcase. Ain't that right DVM?

If I remove the Boss Gt 8 , I have two rows of additional pedals ..

 

[warren0728]

yep everything fits in there nicely....and like strum said....start looking for a bigger suitcase!! :beer: ancake:

 

[sunvalleylaw]

Looks good! Does the velcro work well so far? Do you put foam in when you close it up?

 

[Blaze]

Does the velcro work well so far? Do you put foam in when you close it up?

Yes , the velcro does work well ,i bought a large one, 2'' wide .Didn t work on the foam yet but i will.I carry the Gt 8 in another bag and install it in the pedalboard if necessary.Like i said before there s place for other stuff in the futur .This is a simple pedalbord and efficient for me..

 

[Blaze]

Well ,i finally finished that pedalboard..


Paint it Black







I have added storage in the top cover by adding bags where i can save all the wires and hardware

It is light, ''It s Rolling''

So now ,all i need is the Amp, the Axes & that Suitcase

 

[Spudman]

FWIW - when looking for a suitcase for this type of project don't forget to check the secondhand stores. I've gotten three suitcases over the years for $5 or less each.