Temple Audio Templeboard TRIO 16.5x43in Pedalboard in Gunmetal

£219.00

Allow JustPedals to introduce the Temple Audio Templeboard TRIO 16.5x43in Pedalboard in Gunmetal Here’s what Temple Audio say about the TRIO Series Templeboard: The TRIO series Templeboards are for the gear heads and professionals who want all the tone options.  Key Features Quick Release – Temple’s Quick Release Pedal Mounting System lets you securely mount your […]


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Allow JustPedals to introduce the Temple Audio Templeboard TRIO 16.5x43in Pedalboard in Gunmetal

Here’s what Temple Audio say about the TRIO Series Templeboard:

The TRIO series Templeboards are for the gear heads and professionals who want all the tone options. 

Key Features

  • Quick Release – Temple’s Quick Release Pedal Mounting System lets you securely mount your pedals.
  • Perfect Placement – The unique perforated mounting surface with cable management holes allows you to “Tetris” in more gear than you’d expect.

The TRIO Series Templeboards is a little over three pedals deep. You’ll have plenty of room to add a bypass looper while still having access to all your pedals.

Each TRIO Series end panel has three MOD slots and one Micro MOD slot. Take full advantage of our full MOD selection.  

Specifications

  • Height: 16.5”
  • Length: 21.5”, 28.5” or 43.5”

Brand

Temple

Category

Guitar Pedals

Pedalboards

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