
PedalBoard
A pedalboard is a flat surface or board that guitarists use to organize and connect multiple guitar effects pedals together in a single, portable unit. It serves as a centralized platform for mounting and arranging pedals, cables, and power supplies, allowing for easy access and control during live performances, rehearsals, or studio sessions. Here are some key components and features of a typical pedalboard:
1. **Board**: The main surface or platform of the pedalboard where the pedals are mounted. Pedalboards come in various sizes and materials, such as wood, aluminum, or composite materials. The board may have a slatted or perforated design to accommodate cable routing and mounting hardware.
2. **Pedal Mounting**: Pedals are attached to the pedalboard using hook-and-loop fasteners (e.g., Velcro) or pedalboard-specific mounting brackets. This allows for easy removal and rearrangement of pedals while providing stability and security during use.
3. **Cable Management**: Pedalboards often include features for organizing and routing cables neatly, such as cable ties, cable clips, or cable channels. This helps minimize cable clutter and keeps the pedalboard tidy and organized.
4. **Power Supply**: Many pedalboards come with built-in power supplies or mounting options for external power sources. Power supplies provide the necessary voltage and current to power multiple pedals simultaneously, eliminating the need for individual battery power or multiple power adapters.
5. **Patch Cables**: Patch cables are used to connect the input and output jacks of each pedal on the pedalboard. They come in various lengths and configurations, including straight and right-angle plugs, to accommodate different pedal layouts and signal routing requirements.
6. **Effects Order**: The order in which pedals are arranged on the pedalboard can affect the overall sound and tone of the guitar signal. Guitarists often experiment with different pedal orders to achieve their desired tone, typically placing dynamics and filtering effects (e.g., compressors, EQs) first in the signal chain, followed by modulation effects (e.g., chorus, phaser), and ending with time-based effects (e.g., delay, reverb).
7. **Transportation**: Some pedalboards include features for easy transportation and protection, such as carrying handles, padded cases, or flight cases. These features make it convenient for guitarists to transport their pedalboards between gigs or rehearsals while keeping their pedals safe and secure.
Overall, a pedalboard serves as a centralized hub for organizing, powering, and controlling guitar effects pedals, providing guitarists with a versatile and customizable platform for shaping their tone and sound. Whether it’s a compact pedalboard for small gigs or a large, multi-tiered setup for elaborate effects rigs, pedalboards are essential tools for guitarists looking to explore and expand their sonic possibilities.
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Ashdown ‘The Newt’ 200w Pedalboard Guitar Amp
£299.00 -
D’Addario XPND 1 Pedalboard
£80.00 -
D’Addario XPND 2 Pedalboard
£150.00 -
Fender Professional Pedalboard with Bag – Large
£179.00 -
Friedman Tour Pro 1317 Platinum Pedalboard Package with Power Grid 10 & Buffer Bay 6
£499.00 -
Friedman Tour Pro 1520 Platinum Pedalboard Package with Power Grid 10 & Buffer Bay 6
£519.00 -
Friedman Tour Pro 1529 Platinum Pedalboard Package with Power Grid 10 & Buffer Bay 6
£599.00 -
Friedman Tour Pro 1542 Platinum Pedalboard With Power Grid 10 And Buffer Bay 6
£499.00 -
Mono Large Pedalboard Power Supply with Isolated Outputs & Mounting Kit
£239.00 -
MONO Pedalboard Lite+ – Black
£170.00 -
MONO Pedalboard Small in Black
£269.00 -
Mono Small Pedalboard Power Supply with Isolated Outputs & Mounting Kit
£139.00 -
Nux NPB-L Large Bumblebee Pedalboard plus Bag
£125.00 -
Nux NPB-M Medium Bumblebee Pedalboard plus Bag
£120.00 -
Nux NPB-S Small Bumblebee Pedalboard plus Bag
£95.00 -
Palmer PWT12 MK2 Universal 12-Outlet Pedalboard Power Supply
£100.00