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Tiny Rigs That Sound HUGE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2020
- Nowadays, pedalboards are getting smaller and more powerful! In this week's episode, I’m building a rig for my good friend Joe. Using power-house gear like the RJM PCB6X and the Eventide H9 to name a few, we're aiming for maximum tone per square inch!
I’ll walk you through the rig building process, sharing tips and tricks to make your pedalboards as bullet proof as possible!
If you have any questions or comments, let us know below!
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Order our Belden 8412 Cable w/Silent Plugs:
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⬇️ //recommended materials// ⬇️
//buffers//
Mesa Boogie High-Wire (dual buffer) - bit.ly/2lZwS0s
Empress Stereo Buffer - amzn.to/33lyvHk
Vertex Boost - amzn.to/3hVwvN2
TC Bonafide Buffer (output buffer only - you'll need two) - amzn.to/2vrTSug
//power supply//
CIOKS DC7 - amzn.to/3d4qOty
CIOKS 8 - amzn.to/2zW5YOn
CIOKS 4 - amzn.to/33jWAOZ
Truetone CS6 - amzn.to/2wWLbII
Truetone CS7 - amzn.to/2x1Nf2k
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Voodoo Lab x4 - amzn.to/2ILwKtP
Strymon Zuma - amzn.to/3dpZANe
Strymon Ojai - amzn.to/3evVXGE
Strymon Zuma R300 - amzn.to/2ZgLclt
IEC Plug Covers - bit.ly/34fpGl3
//patch cables//
Mogami 2319 (bulk cable) - amzn.to/2HIZ7dm
SquarePlugs SP500 (pancake) - bit.ly/32m63mU
SquarePlugs SPS5 (straight) - bit.ly/34qiajW
//instrument cables//
Vertex Belden 8412 (10, 12, 18, 20 foot) - reverb.com/sho...
//dc power cables//
2.1mm DC Power Plugs (right angle) - bit.ly/2pGqXzI
2.1mm DC Power Plugs (straight) - bit.ly/36wd1sA
Bulk Power Cables (pre made) - amzn.to/3ev1q0t
//midi//
MIDI Plugs (right angle) - bit.ly/2oKHDFG
MIDI Plugs (straight) - bit.ly/32fNNLF
MIDI Cable (bulk) - amzn.to/2tPAHWQ
//pedalboards, lifts, risers, bridges//
Pedalboard Surfaces - reverb.com/sho...
Pedal Risers/Lifts/Bridges - reverb.com/sho...
//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
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Vise - amzn.to/2E9eTLO
Heat Gun (embossing gun) - amzn.to/2BwGdlm
Label Maker - amzn.to/2BCBcHU
Label Maker Tape (black) - amzn.to/2Cd3CZe
Label Maker Tape (clear) - amzn.to/34piDD4
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
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CONTRIBUTORS:
Hunter Harrison - Mixing, Audio Editing
Mason Mejia - Co-Producing
Mason Marangella - Co-Producing
#Pedalboards #RigBuild #TheRigDoctor
Dig the board we used for this build? You can pick one up here!
www.vertexeffects.com/store#!/tab/pedalboards
We need a bass pedalboard build on one of these!
coming soon!
Very nicely done Mason! Lots of really useful nuggets (e.g. use high quality audio cables; trim audio and DC power cables together; hadn't previously considered this simple truth; after initial current in rush, no induced noise in audio cables); and make one end of audio cable first cut other end to perfect length. The later is highly useful ... cant tell you the number of times I tried (and failed) to estimate correctly them played musical cables to reuse mistakes. Thanks again, keepem coming.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching! I hope we earned your subscription!
Your cabling work is so incredibly clean.
Thanks for watching! Glad you dig it, hopefully it’s something you can implement into your own rig
Vertex Effects I am down to almost no cables since I’m using Helix these days. I do plan to build a real pedal board again soon so I’ll be using you as my example.
Yeah he needs to make a video how to route the cables he’s awesome 😎
@@pilarcortez3707 There's one coming on my next video!
Thanks uncle mason you’re the man
God, seeing all these cables and power lines put together so neatly is extremely satisfying. I love the organization, I feel like the process of building one of these board would be very therapeutic in a way. Solving all the issues that may arise, making every thing completely custom-length, keeping all the chords together in order, arranging the pedals and switcher, making everything look nice, all that stuff. It would just be a great day project because it doesn't seem like a totally mentally-taxing thing to do (meaning that none of the individual tasks you must do to build a board are all that difficult to do, they just take time), and you end up with a perfect finished product at the end of the day.
Love your videos man, it's always interesting to see how pro-level gear like this is put together. One of these days if I make a little money I will build my dream pedal board like this, but for now my setup of a Tube Screamer > Soul Food > OCD > Line 6 Helix HX Effects > my amps certainly does a great job. I like using the Helix so much because it's just small and easy to carry to rehearsal, and the quality and variety of the effects really are great (I'm sure they aren't as good as high-end boutique pedals, but good enough for me). Plus, I have done side-by-side comparisons of pedals on the Helix and their real-life counterparts that I personally own, i.e. Minotaur on Helix is meant to be like a Klon Centaur (the Soul Food in itself is a copy of the Centaur), or the Teemah is like a Timmy Overdrive, the Compulsive Drive is meant to be like a Fulltone OCD, etc., and each of the pedals I have tried comparing to the Helix all sound pretty damn spot on to my ears. There is a reason the Helix is so popular.
I went with it mainly because one really nice multi fx board is a lot cheaper than having the real versions of all the pedals that I use on the Helix, and you're able to try out many different types of effects knowing that what you're hearing is a high-quality recreation of whatever pedal you're trying so that you can get an idea of how you like certain pedals, and if you would like to purchase the actual pedals themselves. This is where I am today, and I am sure one of these days I will definitely end up purchasing all the real pedals themselves and set myself up with a really high-quality board like this. But for now, I will continue fantasizing about it and living vicariously through you and your customers haha. Keep up the videos! The more, the better, even mundane things.
Thanks for watching! Sounds like it's gonna be a killer rig! It is meditative doing the cabling, I only get to do it a few times a week, and when I do, it's a nice break from the computer. I do enjoy it thoroughly! Thanks again for your comment and for watching!
Love your stuff! Getting new ideas every episode!
Another episode I'd love to see is the difference in builds for home/studio boards, local gig/weekend warrior setups, and full tour/flight boards. What differences are in materials used, the permanence of cable runs (audio, power, and MIDI), ins/outs, pedal selection, layout, etc.
An episode on cases would be great too! I'm building a board that's 24" x 16" x 8" with a couple tiers that's coming in around 35 lbs by itself. I'm having a hard time finding a case that can fit it and still come in under 50 lbs for flying. I'm sure others find similar problems or could use help pushing carry-on limits. :D
The height on your rig is going to be the main problem, typically, ours don’t go much over six or 6 1/2 inches. There’s a few different options for our pedalboards that are listed on our website that you can see. Pelican, SKB, and Gator all have options.
Just from the thumbnail... I would personally consider that small-midsize.. to me, “mini” is something that could fit in a backpack haha
I’m currently rocking my “mini” rig for all my quarantine rigs, signal chain is a TCE Mini Compressor> Love Pedal Amp11> HX Stomp> (str floop out) TCE Mimiq> GFI Specular Tempus (str fx loop in)> and then taking advantage of the balanced outputs for a stereo hardwired XLR out, using a DOD Mini XP for expression and JET Pedals HX Micro midi controller. All powered by a 1Spot Pro CS6, and it all zips up in my backpack! 😁
10” x 17”. It can fit in some backpacks and any carry on case or suitcase 🧳
Vertex Effects oh nice!.. idk why the thumbnail looks so much bigger than that lol 😆
Check out the tape measure, it isn’t even hit the 1 foot mark on the depth
Vertex Effects ah yeah I can see it now 😂 the case threw me off, plus with all the popular thumbnail editing nowadays instinct had me thinking it was a little exaggerated 🥴
@@AleksanderLydkunst hahaha! So true with the thumbnail edits!!!
You inspired me to re-build my mini bass rig a while back. That 3M locking tape is like IRON. Keep up the work. I tell all my guitarist friends about the channel!
Heck yea!!! So glad you dig the videos! Please spread the word!
Those tomato stalks at the beginning looked really healthy, he must know what he’s doing, and it was super cool to see you build a board that compact and functional for one of your oldest clients. Good to see a long-term relationship last like that. You’re obviously a good friend.
He had some killer gear too, damn!
Thanks Nick! Thanks for watching! We've had several great harvests already!
Some people like binge watching reality yacht shows and TLC shows about humongoid sisters when they’re depressed. Me? I like watching Vertex videos 🤣 it’s the little things
Awww man! Thanks!!!!
Classic barter and goodwill during these trying times. Nice Sir Mason, may your tribe prosper
Thanks for watching Jowel!!!
So good man! I really admire your generosity 😌
Well...Joe saved us some big dough on building those boxes x2. It's fed us all of our veggies for the last two months and we've already sowed fall crops in one bed so we'll be set for a while. Thanks for watching!
Love this!
Hope you guys are ok out in cali these days
Thank you so much! It's a little smokey out here, but, thankfully - we're fine!
So satisfying to watch it perfectly done.
🥰🥰🥰 glad you’re dug it! Hope we earned your subscription
Really great pedalboard! The way you run the cables is a work of art. 👍
Thank you so much! I’m glad you dig video! I hope we earned your subscription
Sweetness!
The risers look so high! Joe’s got everything one would need in such a small footprint.
There is a 3 inch clearance from top to bottom. Allows you to fit any pedal or power supply height.
Enjoyed this video I think I found my new pedalboard. Thanks
Amazing! Check em out on the site: vertexeffects.com/store
Excellent job.. One of my fav's of yours. That tele is to die for as well.
Thanks TJ! Glad you dig it
Thanks for making all these videos with all the great tips! I'm extremely pleased with my current rig, and it's all because of the content you create.
I’m so glad! I hope we earned your subscription!
I use a Kemper with all built-in effects. Your videos, however, make me want to re-purchase all the pedals I once used just to try my hand using your methods. Great work and thanks for teaching/entertaining us all!
Justin Konsler With some of the smaller Pedalboards, it’s a relatively inexpensive and risk free entry if you’re thinking about trying it out. Let us know if we can help!
Ah Mason, you build gorgeous boards, I wish I could drop by and get your service, but I live in Scotland. Your advice and tips are first rate. Keep them coming my friend.
Thanks so much!
I really enjoyed the way the cables are so wrapped and neat. Just gives that very professional look! Once again a great build!
Thanks a bunch! Glad you dig it! I hope we earned your subscription!
Wow fantastic Work Mason. You have some of the cleanest cable runs I have ever seen. I need to get into mine and run things a little cleaner myself. Inspiring video sir!
So glad you like it.
I've learned a lot from your videos, I can't ignore how much your intro sounds like it was made in the style of a reality TV show, it's uncanny
Fantastic work, Mason!!
🥰🥰🥰 thanks for watching Doug!!!!
Great episode, Great Gesture, and Great work. Neat and clean!
Thanks for watching! Hope we earned your subscription!
Single side cabling is a great trick I learned from the pros like you guys keep on rocking
Thanks for watching!
it is not a pedalboard it is a jewel!!!!!!!!!!!! Wonderfull!!!!!!!!!!!
🙏🙏🙏 thank you Domi!!!!
hey i'm searching an old 80s borys bg100 if you know someone let me know my friend
Will do!
Man I love you RigDoctor, I hope someday build my own pedalboard like you do! thank for this video!!
You can! That’s what I’m here for!
I wish everything in my life was that neat and organized.
Follow the steps...you can do it!
@@VertexEffectsInc im definitely going to try.
Passion and the love of the trade equates to craftsmanship. Mason has that in spades. 🎸
R0BL68 🥰🥰🥰
Dang, that was fantastic. Your attn to detail is crazy! Nice!
So glad you enjoyed! I hope we earned your subscription!
Vertex Effects Indeed, you already had it :-)
ckjjclan 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Ordered a 20x11 travel board a few days ago, so excited!!!
Excellent! I think you’ll be really happy with it
Your cable routing is so impressive I think it's time I redo mine, using all your tips you give in this video. The result looks awesome
Glad I could help! Let us know if we can assist!
I love the intro and helpful info Mason!
Hey Dr. Kumpel! Nice to see ya here! You'll have to check out these new Pedalboards for your ES-8 Rig. It'll save you a TON of room! Miss seeing ya!
@@VertexEffectsInc miss seeing you too bud. I have homemade boards with a shelf, very similar.
@@TeddyKumpel There you have it!
Love this channel. You got a BIG heart.
Every time I learn something new. What I thought was funny was when you said “way back in the early 2000s”. For me way back means “early 70s”.
Taking the WAH, Volume and expression pedals off the main board makes a lot of sense especially if you got a MIDI looper/switcher in the board. This way you can put the board in your desk and program it. Then connect the larger pedals later.
The Jan Ray and RYRA drive pedals are my favourite analog drives.
One question. What if you mounted the Tchula on some rubber feet and used the underside for the parallel jack. This way it would be out of the way of the foot switches. This way the Tchula would also be raised some 10-12 mm higher and the foot switches would be easier to access and you don’t hit the Blackstone by accident.
I have not opened this pedal but most dual foot switch analog pedals have enough space between the two foot switches to make this possible. The electronics over occupies the top half of the pedal box.
Also the Musicom switchers are more compact than the RJM. They make one with 6 loops too.
If I were to have put rubber feet underneath they would’ve had to of been at least 1 inch in order to clear the jack and the plug and since Joe wasn’t using the second channel, basically using it like a COT 50, this was the simpler solution, as stated in the video. The MusicomLab equivalent is not smaller, it has less depth, but is much wider and wouldn’t allow the two pedals to the right of the RJM switcher to fit. It wouldn’t of resulted in a smaller overall board, however I think the same devices would still work just in a slightly different orientation.
Awesome video! Love the rig doctor episodes
🥰🥰🥰 which ones your favorite?
@@VertexEffectsInc Probably Theo's or Tosin Abasi's!
Oh yes, those were great!
You are the best! Amazing how you fit everything and wired everything. Not to mention that you have your own pedals and pedal board, and what a pedalboard case! The only thing I didn’t like was the added input jack into a pedal. What if he wants to sell that pedal later? Lol. Nevertheless the build is still flawless.
It's a parallel input jack and uses a hole that was already there for the footswitch so it could always be returned to stock (no drilling was required) and the footswitch still has it's original socket and momentary switch. Remember the owner requested this, I didn't just do it on my own.
Beautiful setup
Diego Parra 🙏🙏🙏
Looks and sounds great!
🥰🥰🥰 thanks for watching!!!
Mason,
Hi my name is Patrick Kem.
I am accumulating set amount of pedals until I take that first leap.
I got about 3 more pedals to go before I can start looking a the power supply
Then buffers then a great midi switcher by then I am pretty sure I will want it wireless just
Because I don’t like clutter to keep from tripping over. But after that I will be ready to start looking at the board
Velcro,fasteners. And I put options. I am rambling on guess it’s just the nerves talking. But also pretty stoked.
Right now I am using a Carvin TS 100mono bloc going through a positive grid rack pro. Am planning on acquiring an EVH head
Hopefully that will give me stereo options. Look forward to future purchases with your company and sweetwater.
Cheers/and regards!
Nice! Good luck with the build!
Love the videos but I would like you to give a quick run through of what pedals are activated and rough settings when you demo at the end. Thanks man and keep up the great work!
Noted!
Hey Mason, love your work. True professional.
Doctor Rig is my Hero!!!
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Great build, great board, great playing, and ultimately great video. Thanks mang
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is great! I wish I could afford to send you my GIANT board to make it more streamlined. I've been a fan for years of your content. Keep it up!
Our intent is to teach you how to do everything so that you can do it yourself, let us know if we can assist as you assemble the rig of your dreams
@@VertexEffectsInc thank you. I just instagram'd and tagged you in my monstrosity lol
BLeeMuller 🥰🥰🥰
can't wait to get my hands on one of these!
Us too! Can't wait to see what you create!
I last had the biggest commercially made board and it still wasn't big enough. I want one of yours.
The biggest we have is linked here and on our website and Reverb stores, the Tour Elite. Have a look and let us know if you have questions!
Great pedalboard, excellent job!
Thank you so much!!!!
Which travel cases would you recommend for the 2 tier setup. I like the gator case.
It’s not one size fits all, we have several size boards and different case recommendations for each. Go to our website and you can see all pedalboards and cases that are compatible listed: vertexeffects.com/store
That was as compact and organized as it gets. Only thing id add would be maybe some longer screws for the hinge screws and put Nylon lock nuts on the end to make certain they stay put. And maybe some knurled thumb screws in the front to hold the lid down and make it easy to get in there to adjust things if needed. As far as the cabling and all, there is no better than that. And its hard to believe it fits in that case. Them jacks out the side was a killer extra that makes it all that much better and easier to use and setup too. This is how I like to do things as well but sourcing things to make things come together can be quite a pain most times. I know your frustration at times man, its all worth it in the end though when it all comes together.
The MKII version how are all magnetic in the front, no set screws. The hinge screws are custom made, never had an issue with them coming out on any rig the last 2 years.
My new favorite channel
Thanks for the support Ryan!
always binging on your content
Thanks for the support!
Is it advisable to use non Isolated psu to a hybrid set-up? My efx are zoom G1xon and Joyo American Cab Sim only.
I would advise using an isolated power supply in almost any bored situation. Typically the only types of devices they can share power without consequence or analog overdrive, distortion, boost, WAH, things of that nature. Digital effects typically do not do well sharing with analog devices with the non-isolated power supply.
That is a work of art brother! Looks great. Wish you didn’t live so far away because I would love for you to build my rig.
If you sent me an email I can refer you to a couple of people that I think do a great job, it’s not uncommon to have to mail in your effects pedals for such a job. I’ll get you connected with somebody who is closer to you, no sweat!
Vertex Effects thanks much. I live in Mississippi. Right now I have 3 boards. The smallest has 10 pedals. I would love for someone to build me a 2 level board with a switcher. Thanks again
Guitar Life XTS in Nashville is the closest to you and they do excellent work, I think you will be very happy with them. Definitely go and check them out and let me know if I can be of assistance.
Vertex Effects hey thanks again.
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That’s an amazing build
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Love that Tele!
It’s a good one!!!
Man I love the size of that pedal board
Right!!!! It’s perfect 👌
what kind of case is he using to protect the board for travel?
Gator Titan Case, we list all compatible cases on our website
absolutely admire your cable dressing!
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Nice! That’s clean 👌
🙏🙏🙏 hope it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Hey Mason, do you sell switchers that go along with your boards?
I don’t, but I have all the manufactures and links listed in the description
Awesome compact build! Would love to see a bass board build 🤙
Working on one now
Hey Rig Doc., can you show more bass guitar pedal boards and suggested pedals.
Working on one now!
Thank you so much for these videos! Do you have any advice for consolidating running a power amp on your pedalboard? I am currently planning a more portable rig with an HX Stomp (Powered by a Truetone CS12) and a Seymour Duncan Powerstage so that I can have the choice of running straight to FOH, or running to a backline cab, or both. I am hoping to only run 1 power cable from my board to the wall.
Is it advisable to split power to the CS12 and Powerstage using an IEC Y cable, or would it be better to switch to a power supply with a courtesy jack like the Pedal Power 2 Plus? Thanks in advance, any advice would be appreciated!
Alex, I'd say get a pedalboard like our Vertex ones so you can fit the Duncan Power Amp under a riser that hinges and then build your pedals around that. I think it would be the most space efficient way to do it.
I'm so far behind watching your vids. I love the rigs and your guest!
Those board are sweet, I wonder what size one would I need for a es5/musicon efx le#2 external looper a boss dd500 and 11 standard boss pedals.....?
Look on our website or reverb, every size is listed with all the riser options. Use the drop down menu to adjust the sizes and the photos will shift with different pedal configuration examples do you can approximate. vertexeffects.com/store
Spot on
Billy Tremolo Band 🥰🥰🥰
I might have to splash out before the year is out ! What case could you recommend for transport purposes?
Billy Tremolo Band The recommended cases are all listed on the website link I put above
Your pedalboards are always very tight and neat.... I see why they call you the rig doctor.
Rhett Shull is the one that gave me the name, I don’t know that I could’ve come up with anything more appropriate on my own. Thank you so much for watching!
Are the tomatoes true bypass ? Do the squashes run into a high quality output buffer?
Ha!
When you say that using the MIDi is like having a free loop is that because you’re running the MIDi controlled pedal after the loop switcher ?
Correct and will turn the pedal on/off via CC messages and change presets via PC messages.
very nice build @Mason.. by the way I love my Nyle.. I'm getting the sound I've wanted for a long time a la Chic.. The Fixx.. INXS. etc.. question: with the dual lock apparently you prefer one type for the base and another type for the pedal correct?.. please explain.
Thanks so much for watching! I’m so glad you dig my FX petals! You can see the model numbers of the Velcro in the description with links for each, offsetting the densities creates a better hold then using two of the same on both sides.
@@VertexEffectsInc aha! so it's the variation in the density pattern of each.. makes sense.. thanks!
Bobby Lane correct, one is very linear and grid like the other is wavy.
that tele huffttt
‘52 Heavy Relic Custom Shop Tele, all stock
Beautiful
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Painters tape = mandatory
As critical as water in the Marangella household ;)
I use a boss tuner Into crybaby into od808 into boss ch2 into deluxe reverb.
Cool!
Great build ! The only thing that freaked me out was that jack on the top of the tchula ^^
That was the only move...
@@VertexEffectsInc Yes, definitely. Great build nonetheless
@@ajoepjacob4293 Thanks for watching!
Amazing!
Thank you! Cheers!
Hey Rig Doctor I have some EarthQuaker Devices pedals which I use on a switcher. Is there a way of resetting them so that they are in the On position when I turn my rig on? Thanks
It depends on the switch, you can email me a photo of inside and I can give you some pointers. In some cases you can wire a shunt across the two lugs on the foot switch
That first clean verb demo piece is so familiar, what is it?
Something I ripped off Benjamin Forehand
I subscribed!!! I really like your videos Mason (-:
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How does the Steel String sound in an effects loop?
I wouldn't recommend it. I would reserve that for your delay and reverb effects only.
Is that a tiny rig 😳 You can fit 10 pedals there
Small board surface area, but done right, can fit a TON of pedals!
Hey Mason! I have some pedals with TRS stereo inputs and would like to make my own adapters. Do you have any recommendations for what roll of cable to buy (like Mogami 2319 but with 3 conductors)? I didn't see anything obvious when I looked into it online. Thanks!
Typically you need to feed those with a stereo pedal, so you will need to make an insert cable that converts two TS cables to a TRS stereo cable. The cable I use typically is the 2314, and make two regular guitar cables for the stereo device that is feeding your TRS input device, and then combine the shields and dedicate one center conductor to the Ring and one to the Tip on the TRS end.
@@VertexEffectsInc Thanks for the reply! I am running a julliana stereo out into an el cap because I just learned that the single input on the el cap is actually a TRS stereo input! In my excitement I didn't think to just tie two mono cables together into a trs jack, duh.... 3 conductor doesn't even make sense here lol Great news since I have all the parts. Thanks again! Love the channel :)
@@KelpYT glad I could help!!!
Cable size used?
That was Mogami 2314 with SP400 and SPS4 Square Plugs on this rig
Can I ask you how much time the wiring took on this build?
The whole thing took about 8 hours
Dig the content, where can you buy your cable and cable ends at wholesale? Would any electronics store work ? Also what kind of solder do you recommend for this kind of application?? Thanks for the good stuff
All the links are in the description
@@VertexEffectsInc Thanks.
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Who makes the case that Analog Joe has for the new board you built for him?
Gator Titan, you can find the exact model on our website with our pedalboard sizes, this one is 10" x 17" www.vertexeffects.com/store
Amazing job Mason. So delays and verbs were coming from the H9?
Grant Ferstat mostly just delay, Joe uses an amp with reverb.
Grant Ferstat thanks for watching!!!
I'd love to see a build centered around a high gain rig.
I'm sure we'll have one to come.
Good stuff Mason What's a good pedal to loop a fuzz pedal that doesn't play well with the other pedals Thanks man
Paul Cowart I’m not sure I understand the question, can you restate?
@@VertexEffectsInc Something that I can run 2 germanium FX that like to see the guitars op A looper or router of some sort that can isolate a pedal or run two small chains of effects with Thanks hope that's better
Paul Cowart If they are both true bypass in both in the beginning of the chain, for example the first two devices in the series of the signal path, they won’t impact each other unless they’re both on which presumably, if you’re going to have an A/B switch there won’t be much difference.
Super clean Mason! Nice work as always.
Glad you dig it!
Dudes living room looks like Jurassic park
hahahahah 😂😂😂
Are you putting out a smaller sized boost like that one?!?!
The current version of the boost is smaller than that version, I think people get confused because once there’s jacks on that size box it’s wider and deeper than the actual vertex boost in production. That one was made back in 2010 or so before it was a product.
Here’s an example with standard pancake jacks, you also have to imagine the EXP and DC jack on the back for the Boost which adds depth too that isn’t shown here but you’ll get the idea: drive.google.com/file/d/10oSs8t_bby_U8UECArVpPTjtWEr6Kj0B/view?usp=drivesdk
Mason, do you still do consumer custom pedal board builds? Great work.
R0BL68 We still are Pedalboards through our website if that is what you mean.
Mason,
What I meant was. If I were to send my board to have it cabled up, mounted etc Do you still do that? I didn’t know if was a consumer thing you did or just for the big artists.
Thanks for any information you can provide. 🎸
@@R0BL68 I don't offer the service for hire, just for TH-cam tutorials. However, you're welcome to send us an email and we do take on some projects where there is alignment between what our viewers want us to teach about versus your pedalboard proposal. Email and we can get your request on file and contact you if there is crossover for a future episode and we'll contact you. Otherwise I can give you a list of qualified professionals that could help you that offer this service for a living.
What type of connectors and cable did you use. Thanks
SquarePlug SPS4 and SP400 and Mogami 2314
@@VertexEffectsInc Thanks
@@koolkat808hawaii Sure thing!
This board and the Paul Jackson Jr. board have to be 2 of my favorites I’ve seen you build. Packin’ a massive punch in very portable packages. The Vertex pedalboards are killer, I love my 20x11 v2.
Wow, cool! Thanks!
Any relation to Analog Mike 😁
Hahaha, it’s time for an “analog off” the most analog man wins. Joe disables his microwave clocks and kitchen timers he so analog.
@@VertexEffectsInc Joe wins!! Haha
Chris Hepburn We could all aspire to be as analog as Joe.
Binge Doctor 😅
That’s our mukbang channel 🤣🤣🤣
Where can I hear more of Joe’s playing?
Hmmm...not sure, he does a lot of ministry inside California prisons with his band, 1 Voice, however I don’t think they allow filming or recording in there so it’s not likely to be on TH-cam. I’ll ask him to comment here.
Vertex Effects oh wow God Bless him, that is very inspiring! Loved his style. Thanks for the response. Recently discovered Vertex and am loving my Nyle Pedal. Tone Secret and Ultraphonix are on the way!
🥰🥰🥰 thanks so much! I hope you enjoy them!
Have you tried cioks power supplies?
Clip Dump Yes, I use them on one of the recent builds, as well as many other times, they are wonderful, I speak very highly of them always
They look really compact which I like. I've seen some interviews with the guy who makes them on TH-cam and he seems like a really chill guy. Glad we have people like that in the industry
Clip Dump We have one on our channel, check it out