My dad is a skilled woodworker/furniture builder. Unfortunately, he doesn't have an eye for or interest in luthiery, but I gave him some specs for a pedal board and he "slapped this together" using some spare plywood lying around. He wanted to use fancier woods, but I didn't want him to spend more time or money on something that ultimately would be sitting on the floor with my feet stomping on it. I think it turned out great, and I love the dark stain!
It was great to be able to customize the dimensions to meet my needs. I wanted a board that wasn't too wide (like a PT Pro), while still having room to expand/add more pedals or power supplies down the line. It's got handles on both sides for easy transportation too. Currently, there's a single BBE SupaCharger mounted underneath powering everything, and room/2 more holes at the back if I want to add additional power supplies...clearly I've got free space so need to start adding more pedals soon!
It was great to be able to customize the dimensions to meet my needs. I wanted a board that wasn't too wide (like a PT Pro), while still having room to expand/add more pedals or power supplies down the line. It's got handles on both sides for easy transportation too. Currently, there's a single BBE SupaCharger mounted underneath powering everything, and room/2 more holes at the back if I want to add additional power supplies...clearly I've got free space so need to start adding more pedals soon!
