 How do I determine what size I need? It is highly recommended that you set-up your pedals and take measurements. Click here for a step by step guide. For visual reference, you can see several photos of set-up boards in the customer photo gallery.
No. I believe that using a separate power supply provides the ultimate flexibility. There are several good pedal power supplies currently on the market, including:
Also, the Boss TU-2 Tuner and NS-2 Noise Suppressor pedals are both capable of powering other pedals (when used with an adapter and daisy chain cable). Visit www.bossus.com for more details.
Because all NYC Pedalboards are built to order (and in considerable demand), there is usually a brief wait period. You can find the current time frame clearly stated on the online ordering page.
No. All orders are built on a first come, first served basis, and all customers are treated with equal importance.
Both types of latches work very well. The butterfly latches are considered to be a little more secure, because they require a full turn to open, therefore, eliminating any possibility of accidental opening (although, I have never heard of a case where the standard latches came open accidentally).
Yes. The 2nd level riser and the pedal mounts attach with Velcro, so you can add one at a later time or purchase them separately (to purchase these items separately, please email or call).
It is not recommended.
Velcro has become the standard method for attaching pedals to pedalboards, and it is my opinion that there is really no better way. For those that just don't want to put Velcro on their pedals, you can custom order extra thick foam in the lid, and the foam will help hold the pedals in place. There is also a product called the "Mounty-P" made by Nobels, these are little metal plates that attach to the screws on the bottom of the pedals and allow you to screw the pedals to the board. For more information about the Mounty-Pīs click here.
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