2020 Pedalboard Setup: Layout, Tips, & Tricks Ft. My Templeboard 

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Thanks, Drew, for taking the time to make this video. I’ll be laying out a ton of effects on the TRIO 28. I’ve built a number of large pedalboards using wood, so I have a good understanding of setting up proper signal flow and running patch cords. Temple Audio products are exactly what I’ve been waiting for. I’ll be able to approach my next project knowing that I’ll end up what an elegant solution. Between the wealth of information posted by experienced users like you, and resources such as Pedal Playground, I’ll be able to get past any quirks in the building process. Many years ago my dad, who was a highly experienced electrician with an eye for detail, introduced me to beauty of zip ties and their accessories. I wish he was around to see the results of this build. Anyway, thanks for the mini-workshop, and the inspiration to get busy.

Drew.....right off the bat I see you have a specific taste of the tone you seek and I'm right there with you dude.......it's gotta be stereo......gotta be ambient capable......gotta have the versatility of adding gain at the right place......very nice and i get it....BLESS YOU FRIEND

Really great. I too have used Temple Boards for years, and about to build a new one. My key tip is: Use 3M pedal tape. Much better, much easier. But be sure where you place your pedal :-)

If you have a pedal that is on all time, like your compressor, try mounting it underneath. Yes there is a screw that will come through but you can have the screw sit between pedals.

The intro alone got a thumbs up and a subscribe. Sooooo lush and creamy!

Some great pedals there! My tip would be to forget the mounting plates... instead, use that clear gel tape they sell on Amazon. It's thick and reusable, sticks great and easy to remove... a 2" x 2" square is all you need! ...It will also provide more mounting positions. If you have pedal feet you don't want to remove, you can stack the tape higher.

I think i have the same size temple board. I’ve been using since 2015 and it’s such a great pedal board. Highest recommendation.

I love recording and playing with the Iridium it sounds gorgeous. Though I’m highly considering selling all my pedals for the Neural DSP Quad Cortex.

Nice vid man!

I run with a D1 delay as well. I find i dont actually use all the goodies that it has to offer. Walrus Audio is a great liitle boutique pedal company. They stand by their product.

Really great video and well edited. Maybe a barefoot tall boy for the Tumnus?

Hey drew great vid, what kind if cables where those in the beginning of the video?

Nice video, and rad board! Question? Regarding your Goldenface OD, since that's always on, would it have been possible to remove it from where it currently is, move the tap tempo delay into its space, move the Tumnus and the Speculan Tempest (spelling?) down, and then finally put the Goldenface OD on the top?

Is there a how to play intro tune of this vid? Great sound!

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What guitar are you using ? The tone is very nice.

Nice!

Great video Thx which temple board is that you have here ?

How do you like the Simplifier? How would you say it compares to an Iridium or HX Stomp in terms of feel and sound? Thank you!

Any walkthru of the intro? XD fx / settings used?

if you use Bad Cat or Laney......you're easily set for everything you could want

what pedal is making those glitchy octave up cascading reverse sounding noises in the intro?

What size board is that?

what size templeboard is that?

What volume pedal is that? Thanks