CUSTOM PEDALBOARD PATCHBAY - DIY

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  • čas přidán 19. 06. 2020
  • Hey all,
    I recently installed a patchbay in my pedalboard. Quite cheap and easy,
    I couldn't find many videos of people doing this so i thought i'd pop one up and share my experience, hope it helps!
    Happy Gigging,
    Here's where I got my parts!
    XLR and TRS Thru Connectors - VFM Group www.vfmgroup.com.au
    Patchbay Plate - Penn Elcom pennelcomonline.com
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Komentáře • 17

  • @ericpeters0n
    @ericpeters0n Před 3 lety +1

    Super helpful and illustrative, thanks! Working on a similar customization to my Rockboard!

  • @-DILLIGAF
    @-DILLIGAF Před rokem

    Thanks for sharing. Looks great and helpful tips. Cheers

  • @YusifRefae
    @YusifRefae Před 3 lety +1

    MAN. and I thought MY pedalboard was ridiculous. hats off to you bro, good job & happy looping 😀

  • @ArrakisOCE
    @ArrakisOCE Před 2 měsíci

    Hi!, great video. I have awful ground loop noise using those TRS pass-through connectors. Did you ground yours to the chassis? I think you just need remove the plastic grommet under the small set-screw on the side of the connecter to ground them.

  • @paulrenemcintire7190
    @paulrenemcintire7190 Před 2 lety

    Hey Tommy NIce work, Where did you find those brackets across the bottom of the board with with rubber feet on them ?

  • @tilleyroadaffairproduction6752

    Hi there if you have 2 voodoolab power supplies under the board how do you use the switch to power them simultaneously?

  • @isowannabeleftalone1023

    Great job, I know your config was not suit to a mod-x but was the total cost about the same?

  • @pi_husky4485
    @pi_husky4485 Před rokem

    Are the locking 1/4 jack pass thru’s Neutrik brand? Im looking to make a similar patch bay but Im wanting to use Neutrik verified parts. I know they make a XLR like that but have not found a 1/4 version, thanks! Cheers

  • @j.chauque
    @j.chauque Před 3 lety +1

    Nice work! so if I understood correctly... you are using a mixer for having more inputs going through the loopstation? I really like to know that connections route

    • @tomsoutheymusic
      @tomsoutheymusic  Před 3 lety

      Hey bro, yes exactly. I've done an interesting thing.
      Using the panning (L/R) main out. I can send any instruments TO the loopstation by panning full Left.
      The loopstation output then goes back into the mixer, on another channel. Which I pan full Right.
      I also pan my mic full Right. So it bypasses the loop station.
      Then the Right out of the mixer, is the Main Mix Out, I send it to a passive DI box then to the output :)
      Does that makes sense!?
      I might make a video explaining this. Haha
      So the mixer works before (and after) the loopstation.

    • @j.chauque
      @j.chauque Před 3 lety

      @@tomsoutheymusic haha english is not my first language so I'm trying to figure out what you wrote! But thanks! Makes total sense for me and a video would be super nice ✊

  • @johnnydiamondsmusic1673
    @johnnydiamondsmusic1673 Před 3 lety +1

    So is the patchbay for connecting directly to a mixing desk rather than your guitar amp?

    • @tomsoutheymusic
      @tomsoutheymusic  Před 3 lety +1

      Yeap, in this case it is! I use it with a PA system usually at gigs.
      But it would be just as easy to do a 1/4 jack output for a regular guitar pedalboard! 🎶