Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Ed's Music
Most every guitarist has heard of Pedaltrain pedal boards. As great a product as the Pedaltrain is, it still lacks in one area, the ability to mount a power supply underneath it freeing up space on top for more effect pedals. This is where I come into the picture. I have been a guitarist for over thirty years and a machinist for over twenty. I left the bar band scene years ago but as I had music in my blood I opened a music shop in my home town about ten years ago selling guitars, amps and also doing sound system sells and installation in schools and churches.
With a background in both music and machining, it was only natural to bring the two together to find a real solution to mounting a power supply under the Pedaltrain. This is done with a Bridgeport milling machine and the job done is far superior to attempting the work with a hand drill or a hacksaw. The finished product looks as if it had been that way all along.
I sell Pedaltrain pedal boards and offer the mods at the time of purchase and also offer the machine work to those who already own a Pedaltrain. Contact me for more info or if you have any questions at edreed7@msn.com
With a background in both music and machining, it was only natural to bring the two together to find a real solution to mounting a power supply under the Pedaltrain. This is done with a Bridgeport milling machine and the job done is far superior to attempting the work with a hand drill or a hacksaw. The finished product looks as if it had been that way all along.
I sell Pedaltrain pedal boards and offer the mods at the time of purchase and also offer the machine work to those who already own a Pedaltrain. Contact me for more info or if you have any questions at edreed7@msn.com
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