Sizing Up Your Next Pedalboard!
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Buying a new pedalboard can be a difficult process! The last thing you want, is to buy a brand new board, only to find out that your pedals don't fit! Today, the Rig Doctor is showing you a few easy steps that you can use to determine your next (or first!) pedalboard!
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//buffers//
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Empress Stereo Buffer - amzn.to/33lyvHk
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TC Bonafide Buffer (output buffer only - you'll need two) - amzn.to/2vrTSug
//power supply//
CIOKS DC7 - amzn.to/3d4qOty
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Truetone CS6 - amzn.to/2wWLbII
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IEC Plug Covers - bit.ly/34fpGl3
//patch cables//
Mogami 2319 (bulk cable) - amzn.to/2HIZ7dm
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//instrument cables//
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//dc power cables//
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//pedalboards, lifts, risers, bridges//
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//velcro//
3M Dual Lock SJ3550 (for pedal) - amzn.to/2TP1rlu
3M Dual Lock SJ3551 (for base) - amzn.to/2I8a7SG
//cable management//
Zip Ties - amzn.to/2HP1Ulv
Tie Down Mounts - amzn.to/2r5ZkAN
//pedalboard tools//
Soldering Iron - amzn.to/2TTdMI4
Solder (60/40) - amzn.to/2U7XhsD
Solder Dispenser - amzn.to/2GpgMpR
Octopus Arms - amzn.to/2V3O8OD
Wire Strippers (30-20 AWG) - amzn.to/2BBMI6n
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Wire Snips - amzn.to/2EazwqU
Vise - amzn.to/2E9eTLO
Heat Gun (embossing gun) - amzn.to/2BwGdlm
Label Maker - amzn.to/2BCBcHU
Label Maker Tape (black) - amzn.to/2Cd3CZe
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Deoxit D5 Contact Cleaner - amzn.to/2GEm4gu
Truetone Milliamp (mA) Reader - amzn.to/2F9v3VN
Tone Brush - amzn.to/2HIfze3
Upholstery Crow Bar - amzn.to/2HIOU0K
Multimeter - amzn.to/2YW9BdE
Goo Gone - amzn.to/31rGJeS
//midi//
MIDI Plugs (right angle) - bit.ly/2oKHDFG
MIDI Plugs (straight) - bit.ly/32fNNLF
MIDI Cable (bulk) - amzn.to/2tPAHWQ
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@@ncj73 I'm not aware of other board builders in the EU other than www.schmidtarray.com. imo, their quality is unrivaled, but it comes at a hefty price. The custom color options are extensive
@@ncj73 Oh I certainly agree and would buy a Vertex board if it were available in the EU. The Schmidt Array boards seem to me the "Rolls Royce" and I just need functionality
Yes through Thomann and Haar Guitars
There well build undoubtedly however the weight is not practical for travel and if you can’t carry it on you’re going to need a case for your case - it isn’t safe to check the boards as they come: th-cam.com/video/nZ37PzdIL1Q/w-d-xo.html
Thomann will carry them - they’re on their way
Man, this infomercial had a long lead-in...
Skip to the solo!
That’s the magic of Mason’s videos. You still learn something even though you know there’s an agenda.
Stellar video and was enjoyable to watch. I’ll check out your products and other videos.
3:48. Subbed. Right there that is something I would not of even considered when building a board. The whole video was fantastic but that opened my eyes right away!
I'm so glad it was helpful!
The riser system and the switcher really is the ticket for rigs like this!
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Looks great! I can’t wait to order mine. 🤘🏼
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Brilliant! Good for my always On NS-1X , CP-1X and DC-2W-.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. This was very helpful. You are giving me some great information in your videos.
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@@VertexEffectsInc Can I get contact information? I was considering having you build a board for my bass. I'm in Orange County, Ca.
@@thirstresponder4569 contact info@therigdr.com
I was literally trying to determine this last night, very timely video.
Perfect timing! Hope it helps
Thank you for this!
I had to dig it u’ve always been kind enough to reply bout any question even on Instagram . Cheers
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i think that with this specific pedalboard in any case other than the Travel Compact, there's no need whatsoever in a loop switcher. you need it when you have that second floor of pedals that make the first unaccessible. but with one level high board this size, there's hardly any need for a switcher. so if you get rid of a switcher, you considerably downsize the pedalboard and it fits nicely even on the smallest ones. plus the power supply will go underneath the board, which in not the case of a two-floor travel compact. so, if your pedalboard is big enough to use a switcher, the idea of having two floors is actually brilliant, but with smaller ones, it kinda creates the problem that it is trying to solve.
Great tip on adding dummy power and audio cable plugs when laying out the board - Temple does have an Evidence audio plug you can place on each pedal, but there's something also about physically laying the pedals out to see how it works ergonomically. PedalTrain and the others do not, so I know I went through cramming way too many pedals onto a board with the online tools... Also for those interested in Temple Audio, they will cut the boards to shorter length, so in the case of the board you showed, you can ask them to make it 32", 31", etc. Does require using their system - or if not, zip ties work well... but your riser system is a great way to get more pedals in a smaller space.
Thanks for watching Ned!
Just getting back to pedals and just got a new board after decades with processors. Bought my first board without thinking about future expansion. I'll definitely be needing a larger one shortly. 😏
Have learned so much from watching the rig doctor at work, keep it up my mannnnn
Thanks for watching! Glad you dig it, hope we earned your sub!
Vertex Effects oh for sure love the channel
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The switcher is the key in this build. I've always thought a two tier board would be ideal. I've been looking at the Friedman board for a while but I thing your board takes that design to another level....no pun intended. Even without a switching system you gain the benefit of having your power supply on the board rather than under it and also having some storage in the compartment if you choose. It would be nice to have the option of another height for the riser, perhaps shallower. An attachable hard cover would be a nice feature also.
Thanks for the feedback. The risers are all interchangeable - so you can change them up among any of the models we have.
Very helpful to start out my pedal board
Glad I could help!
Boy you are right. I would recommend going up a size as minimum. I am on my 5 & 6 boards. I use two boards with a tiny Art patchbay on each to couple them together because of bulk and weight. I use 40 pedals on each. The pedals are grouped as if they are 4 self contained small pedal boards. Each group on one switch of the Boss DS 5. Each has it's own Comp, Reverb, Delay and gate etc. One is my low gain group, another medium gain etc. The concept is when I do a tune to create the overall impression of hearing the tunes sound like a Post produced recording. I play only original material. I have a 3 piece power trio. Most of our audience at a gig has never heard the tunes and we only get one chance to make a first impression.
The board allows for a lot of drama with orchestra like jump cuts between parts of a tune and more variation in sound than most 4 and 5 piece bands. I can put the audience thru the back wall on a chorus with a Modern Metal slam and then with a Byrds like flat picked middle 8 I can change the mood. I use the Digitech faux 12 string pedal with two compressors and Vox treble booster to pull off this. I even have a Fender with a Ric PU at the neck and Tele at the bridge. I also use 9 different guitars.All sonically and visually different. It has all become part of the show! The audience love it!!! A wise lady once told people do not come to hear the band but SEE the band! It does not change how good you play ...in fact it forces you to be better because you definitely are going get everyone's attention. LOL
Sounds like a really interesting rig, must be quite a sight! Thank you for watching
Very nice, thanks!
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10:25 triggered “Hey Siri” for me 😂
Hahaha!
Great video! But too funny!! Love it
Now I feel like I need a tiered vertex board to cut down the size of my rig ! Great video Mason
It’s certainly an advantage for size, in particular if you use a switcher or some sort of true bypass looping system
Almost made the mistake of ordering a Rockboard Tres 3.1 but when I measured my JC Dunlop Pedal I found it was almost a full inch longer than the board.
Happens to the best of us!
hiya ! would you please set up a video about a keyboard player? like 2 triple pedal units, a volume pedal, a vocal pedal a separate mute switch and a pedal mixer?
It would be awesome if you guys could include some kind of case or carry bag that would work with your tiered boards. Here in Australia the recommended cases are hard to come by and are really expensive to import (over 2x the cost of the board itself). It's the only thing holding me back from buying a Vertex board.
Stefan - the reality is for the money we can't make a better case than Pelican, SKB, or Gator, so we made our boards to the size of their standard cases. For us to make equal quality it would cost at least 30% more than our competitors and be the same quality. This is why we don't include a case or a gig bag. There aren't any Pelican, SKB, or Gator dealers in Australia?
Always great info. Which jacks are you using? Soldered I presume. Man I don’t know how to. Do you have a video on how to solder?
If you look at one of the videos we posted last week, I go over all of this including all the materials
on the temple audio, the power supply (onespotpro) fits very tight. one recommendation would be upgrading the rubber legs to a bigger size just to have enough clearance off the floor.
Freddy Ovando I think it’s mentioned that it fits underneath in the video, was it not?
@@VertexEffectsInc in theory it does. based on the measurements provided. but when installed, take in account the power cable has to be in the back, this pushes the power supply few inches from the tallest place in the board (the back) toward the lowest (front). then added the velcro it adds to the height of the supply. i did try to turn the power supply to where the outlets to power the pedals was facing the back, its harder to add another cable to add another pedal. i would recommend the 1spot 7 pro, is lower i believe. and it depends how many pedals you will have on your board. But you have the solution to that, lol.
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Glad you dig it! Thanks for watching!
This guy is part wizard part davinci. Beautiful work!
Wow, thanks! I hope we earned you sub!
How about if you need to use a big volume pedal or you need access to all your pedals? Unless you are a pro touring musician, most guitar players don't use a multi switch..
Pedaltrain Novo 24 would have easily fit all of that with slightly less space between rows (because no need for foot room with the switcher). Also the Cs12 could go under the board cleanly.
Not as many pedal as a tiered equal in that size.
Hi Mason! I am based in Portugal, so ordering from gomc would be too expensive. Do you think that pickguard material (not ABS) would be good to sandwich the plywood (top and bottom) or would I have adhesion problems with the Dual-Lock ? Or should I use other laminates ? If so, which ones would you recommend other than Formica and Filon? Thank you! :)
ABS and Formica is very typical. Formica is a counter top material for kitchens. ABS is a petroleum based plastic laminate.
Works great....if you use a switcher. Unfortunately would have to use PT/RB/TB style pedalboard to have access to everything otherwise. Looks great though!
Or you just get a version that doesn't include a riser, those are also available.
@@VertexEffectsInc Great point!
Hey Mason
I did see all the options you have for risers and I do realize that they're interchangeable. My comment was about the hight of the riser. It appears that they're all the same hight, I believe 3-1/3"
Basically the idea is that it could could clear most "taller pedals" or a double power supply, Zuma + Ojai, Cioks 7 + Cioks 4, etc. The clearance is 3". The back of a Pedaltrain Classic is 3.5" - some of it is optical illusion, your pedals aren't really higher than they'd be on another, perhaps more familiar, platform.
First and foremost, always appreciate your help Mason. Question. Should one plan for future potential pedal purchase when buying a board? That’s always a risk lol
Always a good idea to thing about the future with your rig!
I just bought the biggest Temple board they make. I hope I can get everything on there, LOL!
Good luck
Great video as always. Can anybody make a suggestion for what type of case or gig bag would be suitable if I were to switch to the Vertex board? I currently have a flat pedalboard that I use with a mono pedal board case. Thank you
We have a full list on the website. If you tell me which size board you're considering I'll send you a list of several.
We buy the biggest pedalboard, then buy all the pedals to fill the board out LOL
Hahahahaha! So True!
Is there a reason you’d recommend these over the GOMC boards you use in your rig builds? I love the way those GOMC boards look, but I think these seem a lot more practical with the hinged riser. I just never see you use these in those rig builds so I’m curious why?
These are great for switchers our getting more in a smaller area. I still use GOMC for certain applications where these boards won't work. These boards are lighter, and have the hinged tier which allow us to double the surface area of useable space.
Such a GREAT VIDEO as usual. I love the Grass roots style Comparison. Painters tape on the floor... LOL SO PRACTICAL and to the point. Fed up of watching a 30 minute video for 3 mins of SOLID information. Keep up the good work. Would you ship Internationally?
I’m glad you enjoyed the video! We will have distributors that will carry the product throughout the world, if you tell me where you are located I will connect you with the appropriate dealership
@@VertexEffectsInc Trinidad & Tobago. I live on the Trinidad Island
@@Pokey7317 we would ship direct to that location, or our dealers in the USA might as well.
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Thank you Mason for Great Video
Can u please give me your opinion about SKB Stage five PS-55 Pedalboard
It's more of a beginner all-in-one solution. Not on the same level as these boards we talk about in the video from any of the manufacturers here.
What are your thoughts ( Pros & Cons) of the new Nux Pedalboards?
Thank you ✌🏻
I haven't seen the, I can't comment.
*_¡muy bueno! très bien! wúnderbar!_* 😎
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I just bought a jhs summing amp to go at the end of my stereo rig(16 pedals including the 3 big strymons).I am using an amp on stage just for my hearing and also going out to the church house system.Before I got the summing amp I was just using a splitter cable out of my pedalboard to my amp and house mixing board.My question is would it be ok to use the splitter cacle coming out of the jhs summing amp to my amp and house or would that cause me to lose alot from my delays???
I guess I need to clarify what the intent is, are you trying to take the stereo signal and split it into multiple mono signals?
Yes.Could I just use the splitter cable without the summing amp?
The Rockboard Quad 4.2 measurements seem off in this video. I just ordered one from Reverb, haven't received it yet, but the specs say the board is 24 1/2" x 13". Your video says 24 1/2" x 16". Either way, great video!
Maybe it's changed, but we were just going off of the specs we found on their website.
not so subtle yet humble advertisement for vertex boards lol! LOVE your new boards, can't wait to get mine
Luis Reyes if you find another one superior for you, definitely get it. I’m proud of what we did! Hope you check them out!
@@VertexEffectsInc oh no, i've searched through the interwebs for a long time. when you announced these in the spring it was like an answer to prayer lol! currently running the a PT Pro and roller hard case... I'm just waiting for the next paycheck and selling some old pedals to get yours!
Luis Reyes 🥰🥰🥰
Is there space on the vrtx hinged board to install power and routing interfacing?
Sure, just watch any of our rig builds over the last 90 days or so and you'll see plenty examples of this.
So interested in your pedalboard. Can the riser handle the weight of engaging/disengaging a mini crybaby?
yes, absolutely, and has a lifetime warranty if anything goes wrong.
This is going to be a good one, I know it. I'll be catching it for sure.
Heck yea!!! Thanks for watching!!!
@@VertexEffectsInc my only suggestion/question for the board, and I'm sure you've already thought of this, is have you considered the top row being angled forward for slightly improved ergonomics? The hinge is brilliant and the whole board is very attractive looking otherwise.
I have not, it would require making everything higher actually to still have the same clearance in the front for a switcher and since the primary idea here is that you were using some sort of switcher or true bypass looping system, you shouldn’t have much need to activate pedals individually. This will be the same issue on any flat surface, I don’t tend to favor the angled boards. If you can traverses staircase, a pedalboard tier should be no problem.
@@VertexEffectsInc very true, thanks I was just curious about that. It's definitely something people go for because of the look, but it I guess it does create more height.
@@RobertNolan Yep, the backs of the pedal will raise about 0.5" minimum depending on how much of a slope you want.
Hi! I was just wondering if you have a video on how to solder your own midi cables like 5 pin to 5 pin or even 5pin to TRS for strymons, chase bliss, alexander or meris pedals?
We can put that on the list!
Vertex Effects I just did another dive into your page (because its just so awesome) but I would LOVE to learn how to solder the Midi splitter (1 splits to 3 outputs )mentioned in the pedalboard that does it all video!
Tim Young that one I’m likely not doing because it really shouldn’t work but does on some pedal combos. Ideally you’ll need a MIDI Solutions splitter or similar. There will be conditions where the current isn’t sufficient to parallel to multiple devices.
Can you please make a video comparing the major pedalboards? Pedaltrain, rock board, temple audio etc
I think they’re mentioned here aren’t they?
I think he means, compare the physical boards themselves
Can't wait for my Vertex board... no-brainer
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My rule... When in doubt buy the largest 😄 after all leftover space is always better to have extra room to expand, VS not enough.
Can i buy just hinge with the flipping top to add to my existing pedalboard?
Yes, on our website linked in the description!
Man, I wish I had that 22x11 board in the video. Looks like all you got on your store is 20x11.
Every size is on the website
If you are using a switch or have 3-4 pedals that are always on (not) then the flip up pedal board would make sense. I really like the compactness of the of the flip up pedalboards, but don’t use a switch, though now I’m considering it.
It’s certainly optimal if you have some sort of way to remote switch your device, or as you say have some sort of always on devices
@@VertexEffectsInc I don't see cases on the website. Are there cases you would recommend for the riser pedboards?
@@kirstensray Yes, we have a compatibility list with each case - I'll make sure we get that updated on the site. If you tell me which you're considering I can send you the list here.
@@VertexEffectsInc I see the compatible case list, thanks!
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Great video Mason! Quick question, would those midi pedals not be in ES 5 loops? Also could a board this size w/ ES 5 work with an amp with an effects loop?
correct, if they're controlled by MIDI no need to waste loops on it. You can control remotely via midi.
Sure, FX loop would be no issue.
Thanks Mason! Keep up the great videos, I watch them all!!
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What are your thoughts on flat patch cables? I'm rethinking my design and considering buying flat patch cables. Thank you in advance!
Better than solderless, not as good a s high quality soldered connection.
@@VertexEffectsInc I took your advice and purchased soldered cables, added some cable ties mounts for security, and removed the buffer since my Boss MS-3 has a buffer. Sounds Amazing and easily transportable. Thanks for the help!
I see that there are 9 pedals, what is the plan to connect them to the ES 5?
If they have MIDI they don’t need to be in a loop. They can be fully controlled by the switcher but not occupying any loop whatsoever to have the same function.
Was your friend Scott a guitar player in a movie or show? I'm imagining an episode of Fuller House or something... I dunno.
He was.
Have you already expanded on power supply pedal proximity? What’s a trustworthy resource for that?
We have a few videos that we’ve done on power supplies which you can search for in or videos, I also did one for Sweetwater when I talk about this briefly as well. The basic rule of thumb is any linear power supply with a transformer is going to be problematic in certain conditions because of the magnetic field, these days it’s much easier to get a switch mode power supply in these do not have the same issues pertaining to effects pedals in their proximity to the power supply.
The reason why you could use the riser it's because you have a switcher, if you had it, the option is the Pedaltrain
I don't understand what you're asking
Exactly. I don't use a switcher. Pedaltrain it is. I don't know why I didn't think that this would be a shameless plug
Is it possible to buy one of the risers to attach to a pedaltrain or are they only compatible with vertex boards?
Not with pedaltrain - but any flat board would work
@@VertexEffectsInc thanks so much for your reply! Might have to swap out my PT now
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I’ve come to accept that this is sometimes an ongoing process. Pedals that I need or don’t need are changing yearly.
so true!
Will you be selling these on Sweetwater as well?
Alberto Rosado yes, absolutely
What size of vertex board would be able to fit Whammy V and dulop wah?
Depends on the other pedals you have
@@VertexEffectsInc I have 6 boss style pedals and a switcher. What would you recommend?
@@MorswinCzcigodny you might need to order the Tour Compact and get a different size riser. You can email me what you have and I can direct you mason@vertexeffects.com
Does vertex comes with hard case ?
It does not, we provide case recommendations on the website where the pedalboards are sold.
Why do you use the big jacks for some pedals and the flat square ones for others? Why not use the smaller profile jacks for all?
Not sure which you're referring to. Sometimes you'll need to use larger jacks for some pedal input/output arrangements depending on the proximity of the jacks and the spacing.
@@VertexEffectsInc I'm just saying why not use the flat square jacks everywhere to save space everywhere?
@@jameschristianson9992 usually those square/flat ones are angled. You can’t have 10 angles ones together on something like the boss es5 (learnt this from experience. Sometimes those “straight” jacks work best for the cable management
Hey buddy, where can I buy your boards in Europe? Cheers! Pat
Haar Guitars and Parts, Thomann, Andertons.
@@VertexEffectsInc Thanks! Found it at Haar!
What is your your height clearance on your riser with pedals on top?
The riser sits at 3 inches” the height is dictated by the pedals
@@VertexEffectsInc the top of the riser only 3" from the very bottom of the board?
From the surface to the top of the riser
Bottom adds another .70 inches
@@VertexEffectsInc Thank you for your time.
Have you ever seen a pedal board where all the jacks on the pedals have something in them? Like, ever?
Yes, unfortunately so it's mainly for studio/bedroom tone accomplishment. If there's more than an I/O jacks, odds are it's for a stereo option or an XLR connection. Most new/boutique pedals have options to connect it to a "central" board, almost like you'd see on multi-effects, if that makes sense. you really only see that for big gigging musicians.
Hello! Is there any way that I can find your products in Europe? I can’t see any European dealer in your sight. Thanks!
They're in Thomann, Haar Guitars and Parts, Andertons...should be easy to find.
Thank you 😊
@@kostis6 sure thing!
hahaha nathan for you intro
Yes! The Best!!!!
the problem here is transportation, what about the case?
Nope, it's not. Designed for the lightest cases on earth from Pelican Air Case, SKB iStorm Cases, and Gator Flight cases. There is a list of all compatible cases on the product page on our website that meet all the weight requirements for a sub 50 lbs pedalboard fully assembled (in 90% of the cases). Some folks have really unusually heavy pedals, power supplies, etc. But in the majority of cases we can easily have the entire rig travel-able for checked baggage or in many cases, even carry on.
Actually, the truetone power supply, will not fit under the temple audio board.( I learned the hard way... )
I’m currently using that carpet floor non-pedalboard ☹️
You can always upgrade in the future
That’s all Hendrix did , throw the pedals on the floor and make history
@@ryanwebster7873 that's all they had!
Me too, holds the velcro really well…
这个板子真牛逼啊！！！有包没？这平面的面积小了，立面儿的体积大了。
We list the flight cases we recommend on the website: www.vertexeffects.com/travel-plus
Vertex Effects 咦？就一板子。没看着包啊？
Are your Vertex pedalboards available in Germany?
Yes, Haar Guitars and Parts and Thomann have them.
But you need a loop switcher to utilize your riser. If you didn't have the switcher and you used one of the other boards you would be able to get more pedals. The only way your board makes sense is if you have a switcher.
Chris Hepburn You’ll also notice that there’s an entire line of Pedalboard platforms with only the platform, no riser, on the website. You can see it all here: vertexeffects.com/store
2:53 "Plugs"
Huh?
@@VertexEffectsInc I love your videos, but I did find it pretty funny when you called a bag of plugs "jacks". I guess in the UK they're jack plugs??
My question is why do Companies still make pedals using side jacks ? Use top mount jacks please it’s 2020
sometimes the anatomy of the PCB won't allow it. Most jacks are mounted to the PCB so they're not so easy to relocate without a circuit overhaul.
@@VertexEffectsInc ohhh I guess that Makes since .
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Buffer kit buffer kit buffer kit! Lol
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Awesome although you would need a switcher for this config.
Not necessarily- check out the rig I took to sweetwater. You could also use a true bypass looper or don’t use the riser which is an option as well.
@@VertexEffectsInc love the riser, would bring my strymon bridge closer to me than what my pedal train offers. Selling my PT and some pedals to move over to you my man. Been fun watching all your vids & mods.
@@ajleslie2 🙏🙏🙏
can you just build my board. i suck at this UGH!!!
We don't offer that service, but you can check out guys like Goodwood Audio, Omilion Audio, Best Tronics, Xact Tone, and others that do this for a living.
Now I find this video…
Hope it helps!
@@VertexEffectsInc Mason, it really did!!! It's just that I got a bit hasty before I saw this vid and well, fully embarrassed here, subsequently now own a new Pedaltrain NOVO 18" that is waaaay too small! Ah well eBay here it comes...I'll tape out my pedals and call Vertex/Rig Doc to discuss new Tiered platform (that will actually fit!). Very curious about AC powering the RigDr boards but I seem to recall Vertex Legal would roll in their collective graves.
Hey quick question, in one of your videos you made a MIDI cable (Male Straight MIDI plug at RJM PBC10(?) with three (3) tails soldered into that male connector that terminated w/ either 05DL5M Midi males or 1/4” TRS (wired for MIDi) that were to control. Rhett's Strymon Bridge...what cable did you use and what RJM side midi plug did you use? We’re those 1/4” TRS plugs. I must have listened to the segment about ten times but just couldn’t sort it out.
Why use something that doesn’t belong there and won’t stay there just to find out the size why don’t you just use the real thing and be done with it
Good that there is no wah...
You can add a wah, VP, or EXP to any of these using the different riser size cut out options. The "2" series and "3" series will allow between 1-2 treadle style pedals.