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Metallium
Bronze Member
Brazil
137 Posts |
 Posted - 01/27/2007 : 17:07:06
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Hi guys!
Everyone seems do not like of velcro, right? There is another way to fix your Boss pedals on the board, I showed this in another topic using a plasctic cramp. Now other option, easy, simple and fast!
See:
This kit is sold on Ebay-USA, just seach for BOSS and find it!
Holp this helps!  |
Edited by - Metallium on 01/27/2007 17:22:34 |
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tomwest
Silver Member
United Kingdom
436 Posts |
Posted - 01/27/2007 : 17:19:07
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| Yeah I've seen it before, it doesn't really work for all pedals though. |
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Metallium
Bronze Member
Brazil
137 Posts |
Posted - 01/27/2007 : 17:22:18
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| Seems to work only for Boss pedal, right? |
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mattoqua
Silver Member
Canada
438 Posts |
Posted - 01/27/2007 : 18:01:03
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Yea i saw this method on ebay too
it doesnt look that good. I love the plastic cramp idea though |
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gurran1928
Gold Member
Sweden
650 Posts |
Posted - 01/27/2007 : 21:42:09
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| But I don't like it.. What if you need to move it or just realised it's 1 cm wrong.. then it will take you loooooooooooong time to fix it.. |
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Stomp98
Bronze Member
Australia
50 Posts |
Posted - 01/28/2007 : 13:38:22
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| hey guys. i've used these to fix all my pedals to my pedal board. nice cheap easy option to mount your pedal effectively. if your using the compact boss pedals then they will fit fine. |
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Metallium
Bronze Member
Brazil
137 Posts |
Posted - 01/28/2007 : 13:53:54
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Originally posted by Stomp98
hey guys. i've used these to fix all my pedals to my pedal board. nice cheap easy option to mount your pedal effectively. if your using the compact boss pedals then they will fit fine.
Yes, I think so!
Regards, |
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StratoSphere
Double Platinum Member
Canada
2232 Posts |
Posted - 01/28/2007 : 15:25:39
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i move my pedals around way too much to use these |
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Britsie
Bronze Member
Belgium
92 Posts |
Posted - 01/28/2007 : 21:37:54
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He guys,
Don't buy these things of e-bay!! They are the rings of a bicycle-chain. Just go to your local bicycle-shop, ask for a used bicycle-chain (which they will be happy to supply as it is just waste for them). Clean the oil away and take the chain apart. Free pedal-retainers for life |
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RossL
Bronze Member
USA
63 Posts |
Posted - 01/29/2007 : 00:45:03
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| I still like velcro, but it looks like a good idea. |
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ronster
Gold Member
Australia
645 Posts |
Posted - 01/29/2007 : 01:13:18
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Velco is not that bad, its just if you don't protect the label underneath you can damage it when you want to take it off.
I personally like using foam on a board and just cutting out the shape to fit the pedal. Similar to the BCB-60 where there are pre-cut shapes for your boss pedals!!!
I find it reletively cheap and easy to swap pedals, especially since I use almost all boss so I don't worry about funny shaped cut outs!  |
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silvertone6120
Gold Member
USA
609 Posts |
Posted - 02/04/2007 : 19:22:48
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Originally posted by ronster
Velco is not that bad, its just if you don't protect the label underneath you can damage it when you want to take it off.
A simple solution I've mentioned before: simply reverse the bottom panel of the pedal and attach the velcro on that side. That way, if you decide to remove the pedal from your board or if you sell it, you remove the velcro, then switch the panel back around and voila! Your pedal's label is still intact and no velcro residue present. |
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stratman
Silver Member
Australia
283 Posts |
Posted - 02/05/2007 : 23:49:23
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Originally posted by silvertone6120
A simple solution I've mentioned before: simply reverse the bottom panel of the pedal and attach the velcro on that side. That way, if you decide to remove the pedal from your board or if you sell it, you remove the velcro, then switch the panel back around and voila! Your pedal's label is still intact and no velcro residue present.
Nice idea silvertone6120! I might look into that one myself. Is there enough room though? What I mean is that with the rubber on the bottom of the plate... doesn't it push onto the actual circuit board? I seem to recall some pretty tight squeezes in some pedals. I guess the only way to tell is to try it. No risk either.
Thanks!  |
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How to fix your Boss Pedals?
