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Doctor of Teleocity
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How to add one more pedal to a six pedal board??
I have this SKB Pedal board................
I want to add & power a 7th pedal. The board has power output for 6 pedals. Is there an easy way to add the 7th pedal? Thanks, John
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Tele-Afflicted
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Miami, FL
Age: 25
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I can only think of 3 options:
-Bunch 'em all closer together (may make it harder to turn on the right pedal at the right time, though) - Take out the wah, just put it on the floor (kinda defeats the purpose though) - Get a new, bigger board (sorry :P)
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Newnan, Georgia
Age: 26
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you can do it. You're going to have to find power for it of course... a one spot is 19$ and you can add the daisy chain later if you need it. Or walmart has wallwart universal adapters for 6$ bucks. But they're massive. or you could power a gain pedal with a battery and unplug it after you get done.
Try turning some of the pedals sideways let them hang off the edge a little. I had the same one and it was really crowded for awhile... If I can get those 6 pedals on there you shouldn't have a problem getting 7 more compact ones on there... ![]()
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Doctor of Teleocity
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For clarity.....
The board in the photo is not my board. I can easily fit my 7 pedals on the board. I have 7 standard sized pedals; 5 face me all lined up and two are perpendicular along the top. I don't know how to power the 7th pedal. The board had power output for 6 pedals. I was hoping that there was a simple way to split one of the individual power cables from the board base and have it power two pedals. I have wall warts (a duffel bag full) but I just want a clean way to draw power for an additional pedal from the existing board base. Is there a daisy chain cable that will power one pedal and hook over to the next pedal to also power a second pedal? I don't know enough about splitting the voltage to know if this is simple or complicated. Thanks very much, John
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Doctor of Teleocity
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Please look at this.................
http://cgi.ebay.com/GUITAR-EFFECT-PE...QQcmdZViewItem If this chain works, does it mean that I can wire two pedals into one power output jack on the board base? I could go to radio Shack and get the parts to make a two pedal connector for about $4.00. But will it work? Calling all electrical experts..... and Thanks. John
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Tele-Afflicted
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Miami, FL
Age: 25
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Ooooh
I just have thi thing...sorry I can't remember the name... Basically, I just have your standard Boss wall wart. Then I have a little cable that attaches to the end of the wall wart (the part that would go into a pedal). That cable has - dammit, I just counted, it's only five - plugs. I don't know if maybe someone makes one with more plugs.
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Doctor of Teleocity
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Thanks!
When you buy the SKB borad, you get about 15 assorted power cables with various plugs on one end so that you can go from the 6 common outputs on the board over to any 9 volt input on any brand of pedal. If I take one of the cables with an odd pedal plug (one that I'll never use) and split it two ways for two pedals....will it work? Will I damage anything? I would just split one 9 volt output jack into two cables like a "y" cord. Can I do that? Thanks.
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TDPRI Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Below the Sweet Tea Line
Posts: 34
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Signal Flex makes a Y effects power cable. Look at www.gtrheaven.com under effects or pedalboard accessories.
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