How To Build A Pedalboard (our way) - With Pete & Joss - Andertons Music Co.
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👆 In today's video, Pete helps Joss put together his very own personal pedalboard!
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I love these father/son bonding episodes
Father and son? It's his son? Lol... cool
that lava lamp at 2:15 gave away your magic trick fam
Hi Rudy
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This whole Andertons video thing should be on TV, like BBC 2 on a Sunday evening, it's like Top Gear for geetar. Awesome 👏
the BBC is dead except for their website period! Viewer ratings extremely low
How about doing a series of this but it’s different genres for each pedalboard
Good idea
Nice idea but a lot of us play in covers/function bands, so a “most versatile, but “not too big for a pub” board would be nice. Not a multi-fx.
Good idea!!!
I wanna see it too
Budget vs expensive with the same pedals but maybe a £500 board vs a multi effects vs £1000 board?
Building a pedal board :
Step one: Wear a cool jacket.
Step two: roll up pant legs
Step three: Mess your hair up.
Step 4: Sit on a stool too small for you.
I get scared when the mugs don't explode when they put em down
Oi Andertons crew, your bloke Mayer is on Hot Ones, new episode.
That was the quickest 40 minutes of my life... I need more of these guys
We love you Andertons!!!! All of you!!!!❤❤❤❤
*sits and waits for all the “ I wouldn’t do it like that “ comments*
Right! :-)
Hate to be "that guy" - BUT, I wouldn't put the tuner before the Tone Bender like that. Buffering that Germanium joy isn't criminal; but it does make it a little... impersonal.
To be fair, selecting a power supply without regard to one's power requirements is not good.
@@Taurencowpew tuners go last for
Me, can mute everything if you’ve got noise
@@mcbrodz1663don’t tuners just mute everything regardless of where they are in the chain?
Omg I love you two together
On boss pedals you can unscrew the bottom and flip it and screw it with the rubber inside
Good tip.. thanks.
Usually yes. But it doesn't work for every Boss Pedals...at some models the power jack sits at the bottom of the back side so by turning the base plate you just bend the power jack unit...so Be careful!
that sounds shockingly like last night except there were no boss pedals involved.
OooooEeeer that sounds a bit rude ;)
Doesn’t work for the Blues Driver. I just ended up taking the rubber foot off and sticking the Velcro directly on the metal plate.
The easiest way to get around that needing a long patch cable to get to the other side of the board is to just zig zag your way up and down across the pedal board. The pedals don't need to physically be in line, they just need to be connected in line.
And it will make it easier to separate your patch cable from all those power lines, reducing the chance of hum.
Ooh, and it means you can put a patch bay under the accessible top part of your board, in case you want to split your wet/dry fx chains around your preamp
I like the True Tone 1SPOT CS12 isolated power supply myself. World Voltage switchable input and 9VAC outputs too. 3000mA Total supply for those Strymon demon pedals. I make my own cables, soldered not the solderless ones. I like to colour code all my cables and connections too. Years of electronic building and computer building taught me cable management lessons.
Omg this two together are hilarious 😂 totally made my day already love this two 🖤
Pete is the hero we have always needed
Spreading some Danish Love here and there with his playing!
This is awesome. I've literally been binge watching both of the pedalboard "quest" vids and the budget pedalboard vid. lol
I'd recommend keeping power cables away from signal cables as much as possible and especially not to put power cables around the signal cables … Also, bear in mind the height of the pedal switches and box sizes when deciding where to locate pedals on the board. Lower switch heights and smaller boxes nearest you can be preferable for better access to the switches rather than trying to reach your foot over to find multiple small unit switches ...
love the niche references Joss makes, howling at the Ace Ventura one
Pete! Please do an overview of your personal pedal board. If Anderson’s won’t let you, post it on your own channel. We’d love to see what you use and hear why you chose them. Thanks for the great video.
We need more of these two together!
Thanks gents! I'm in the process of setting up my first board as well, though mine is an actual board. Many useful tips. I learn quite a bit from this channel.
I have one request and I think it's for most videos. Please Please Please balance the speech audio with the bits of music that come in. My ears thank you.
To solve the cable length problem, couldn’t you just flip the positioning of the top 3 pedals? So that you could have the booster going straight into the mxr without a super long cable
Outstanding video chaps. I was putting off building my first board. This certainly makes it less daunting. Cheers!
Stevie ray vaughn has Pete honore posters on his wall
John Snow he should
You mean casket..
Rickey Ryan was that really needed?
Yes because its true..He is dead right, so he has no bedroom..Just pointed out facts..Tho we live in a world now where people don't deal in facts or the truth..BTW i am a massive SRV fan, and knew him since i was a kid .His whole family where good friends with my family. we went to the same school and lived 5 mins from each other..
Rickey Ryan sigh
Those cable stand offs are absolutely brilliant. I only discovered those myself a couple of weeks ago and they are so useful!
Digital pedals should not be daisy chained since they draw the most current. Overdrive and Fuzz pedals typically draw less current so when forced to daisy chain I would suggest doing those. The Pomeroy looks digital though.
Those patch cables are huge. Evidence Audio are the way to go. It's what Daniel from the GIG Rig uses for all his pedal board builds. And because you make them yourself, all custom lengths to fit what you need.
Pete's jacket and hair are killin the game😎
Ahhh - the hammer!!!! My Dad was an engineer and valued the hammer as the greatest Birmingham Screwdriver ever invented.
So detailed, you guys are the best!
I know I'm meant to be looking at the gear, but I'm loving Pete's jacket here.
awesome job dudes..
+1 on the different players boards! Nice video - I love watching Dan's builds and seeing what the pros are using (or Pete Thorn's recent build) but at the same time Dan is a master since it's what he does for a living and most of us can't afford an Oscar Schmidt board, and a G2, and all the Gigrig power, and all custom cables for both patch and power ... Having recently built my first board (35 years in...) I struggled with more of the things Pete addresses - placement, doing the velcro, and particularly for me at least power cable management and placement. Thanks for helping educate us I just ordered some of those little sticky cable tie holders (something I had not considered or even known about) which will make a big difference underside my board.
Pete look like a Rockstar !
He is
This is perfect!! I've been amassing some pedals over the last 6 months and was planning to get a pedaltrain!
2:43 I was seriously waiting for that mug to explode when he put it down. 😂
I've always had pedals just strewn about on the floor so this is my first pedalboard. Love how pedaltrain's video makes it seem like you will be done in 10 minutes but each pedal company has a different backing and you can't just get rid of the footings on certain pedals because the screws are the length for the footing. haha Still fun to get this set up but my Way Huge swollen pickle and my Dunlop wah pedal have rubber footings (at least 2 mm) at the screws which make for frustrating attachment to pedalboard. I found EH, Boss and Earthquakers well-designed for hook-and-loop (flat bottomed). Thanks for the video, always entertaining and informative!
Am I missing something here...? Surely the solution to not needing a long patch cable is to reverse the top row! Given the guitar leads are long anyway, surely they can come out of the same side of the pedal board or is that a massive no no?
It's actually the digital or time based (delay, modulation) pedals that need isolated ("clean") power. They generate clock noise that can be introduced into the power cable and cause unwanted noise in your guitar signal. Analog drive pedals can share a single outlet (daisy-chained) because they don't (generally) cause this sort of noise. Old school fuzzes that are positive ground however should *not* be daisy-chained.
edit: okay so 100 other people already mentioned this in other comments. Oh well..
Wipes it down to get rid of finger smudge and then proceeds to wipe his hands all over it???
Pete is my no 1 dream pick for a drinking buddy
Oddly satisfying to see the velcro part. Very precise haha
when velcroing a boss pedal I found unscrewing and flipping the base plate over works nice to get a flat surface for the velcro to stick nicely.
Now *that's* a great hack. Thanks!
Love the bad pixel, just got a pink face. They are so so good!
Enjoyed that - Danish Pete does 'good television', comes across as a genuinely nice dude...
That Dusenburg guitar looks and sounds amazing
Thanks for putting up a clip like this. It's very helpful.
Brought my schecter c6+ from you guys. Came quick and plays brilliant 👌
Hummus? That’s not what you need for a really good fix! You gotta use either cold porridge or well-soaked Frosties to get proper adhesion. Building my own Pedal Crane beast at the moment, and all I can say is that is going to be very tasty.
Buffered signal into a germanium fuzz is a no no for me, try it the other way!
Yep, I'd try the Bender before the tuner, as well as after it, the difference is significant.
whoismichaelmoschos I put my boss tuner into havelina fuzz, works perfect
My experience especially with my germanium fuzzes is that they prefer the unbuffered signal. Try it both ways and see what fits you better.
Surely a "How To Build A Pedalboard" video should start with. Find an old wooden pallet from the skip round the back of Andertons etc etc etc....
This was awesome, I'm still looking for new pedals to put on my board
Thanks guys that was fun
thanks for the vid tough helped set up a new pedal
Just wondered, why not lay the pedals out in a clockwise pattern for connecting them? Then it would have completely negated the need for a longer custom cable going diagonally across the board. It would have been tidier underneath too. 🤔
input side is usually on the right.
the bottom row goes right to left, then same goes the top. if it's arranged clockwise, then cables on top row would be overlapping each other, those mxr cables are too short for that
I really enjoyed this video. I like the neatness you built it with, guys. Great use of materials with those little cable clips underneath. Your little trick there will be reappropriated, Pete.
If Anderton's stocks Voodoo Lab products, please do a similar video with one of their Dingbat boards with their PX-8 switch and Mondo power supply. I'm planning on getting one soon and I'd love to see a full setup before I jump in.
Thanks from the states, guys, and CHEERS!
Pete: "...one brokeback mountain"
Joss: "oh yeah"
Joss, please don't sound too excited, for the sake of the camera
Pete is so hilarious. Love him
Pete's the man.
Bit of bad information here. I wouldn't advise daisy chaining any digital pedals or pedals with an internal clock together as they tend to dump noise to ground. More advisable to daisy analogue drives.
Thank you for the advice...
If you use a joiner for the long one across the board and just tape wrap it you can carry another joiner and seperate them to option in effect loop. Also you can sneak in a pedal after drive or before for testing
Danish engineering ingenuity right there. A spoon remote mirror!! #petethebossman
...in my haaaaand in my heee ea. aannd .... - so good boys!
phaser and univibe work really well before the overdrives and fuzz as well
You made a good video. I learned a lot from it .Thank you for making it.
Wow this was recorded a while back... So guessing Joss has already pulled most of it apart and bought shares in zip ties and velcro.
For eight pedals that dont need more the 500mv for all the pedals. I suggest SKB PS8, cheaper and quicker to build. The price is cheaper with power than the pedal train board alone. I have 3 of them and power them with a Strymon Zuma which also powers the high mv pedals which is far more flexible than the Pedaltrain spark. Its not just about order, its about power, buffers or not and what you want sound wise. When you build a board its also what you want in the future, otherwise you will end up spending too much on the base board. Whether you want a switcher in the future. This is a bit of mishmash of pedals definitely starter kit!
Robert Twiddy but then they would have to do a whole video on how power supplies are the wrong size to show the new pedal train I fit everything supply. It’s marketing for pedaltrain in sheeps clothing
I have a stack of cheap coloured patch cables which I use for layouts.
Once I'm done moving things around I solder up a set of measured cables with flat banjo type jack plugs.
Positioning - I favour putting pedals with Tap buttons at the front also anything that's going to get a lot of foot-presses .
Loop switchers ftw - Again at the front of the board. 5 bar pedal boards favourite for that job. Loop switcher gets it's own bar that way.
+ ∞ on the Top Mounted connectors argument.
This was really interesting because I'm looking to get some pedals and need a board. I'm particularly interesting in a small pedal by some guy called Peter Honore. Dont know who he is but his small pedal sounds very good.
Where's your Miku pedal? That has to be paired with a Boss Metal Zone.
EBS makes very flat patchcables in different lengths form 10cm to 58cm. Rockboard (Warwick) has the same cables (rebranded EBS?), all available at Thomann. But these MXR patchcables are cool :-)
This is very cool! How about same video, but for more metal guitarists? You know, who use OD from the amp, boost for solos over other guitarist, etc.
A fab 37 mins on a pedal board, I'm looking forward to the 1hr30min review of the PRS MT15!
You shall have it...
I found the things Pete used for the cables underneath the board they're called zip tie mounts on eBay and Amazon!
Great, now I know how to build a pedalboard with my one pedal;
How to build a pedal board...... slap a helix on the floor. Done 😂 haha
that deusenberg is beautiful 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I'm so confused. For every person that says the tuner should be first in the chain, there's a video like this. I don't get it, why would you want to have to switch off every pedal just to tune? How can you tune if the signal is laden with effects?
Such a useful video, just what I needed! Thx guys!
On Boss pedals, you can unscrew the base plate, turn it upside down so the rubber is on the inside, and screw it back on.
Great informative video, thanks
Voice volume: 5
Guitar volume: OVER 9000!
I would be wary of routing the signal cables with the power cables. That's a good way of making sure you have noise issues.
Brian Pateman - that's more of an issue with AC power cables, the noise induction thing. With AC cables, any time you have to run your audio cables near you want to run them perpendicular to your AC cables. With DC power, as long as the power block is clean and isolated, it shouldn't be an issue.
It can be just as much of a problem with DC. Not all clean power supplies are actually clean. HF noise and harmonics can be a real problem and give rise to all sorts of issues. Much of my career was spent trying to sort out that sort of thing. Starting off with good routing, good quality cables and connections is a good way of stopping problems at source.
Also, check Hosa pancake cables. 6 inches, 1 foot and 3 feet length. I really like them.
Danish Pete engineering, bending spoons since 2018 😂
A very useful vid, thanks!
Do any of the PSU's have inbuilt surge protection? If not, I would suggest getting one. After all, spending all that money and not have one when you're out and about gigging is not a good idea. As not all venues have up to spec wiring circuits.
you could also route it up then down the up in an S pattern to get rid of the long cable length,
it can be done, but it needs to have an 'S' cable configuration to avoid twisting those stiff mxr cables
Would be awesome if you could give us the link for those little "cable distributor" you used. Great content as always !
"Two included mounting screws... One broke back mountain.." -Pete Lol!
Thanks for such good videos!
Love it. Good job blokes!
What was the brand of that longer patch cable that connected the boost to the uni vibe called and what's the length of it?
BlackearacheXD I've been trying to figure it out. Your comment is from like a year ago. Did you ever figure out what cable it was?
When did Tobey McGuire and Leonardo DiCaprio start working for Andertons.
Made me chuckle!
I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure that the acoustic song in here is a stock song in Logic X. Sometimes it sucks working in Audio lol.
That's a large glass of Baileys Pete's got @ 2:36.
Coffee in a whiskey glass