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Pedal Python!

I stumbled across PedalPython.com a few months ago, and shot them an email. They have something simple and useful -things I like to find all the time, and I’m guessing a few of you would be into this as well. Similar products like this existed in other markets – primarily computer/networking markets, and it was only a matter of time before the idea came to musicians. The concept is to provide a simple way to organize the mess of cables running from the board to amp. Unlike computer/networking needs, the solution needs to be easily transportable.. and most importantly, durable to handle multiple use in rough environments.

Pedal PythonPedal Python uses an expandable weave where you can snake instrument cables and power cables to form one large cable. For my personal set up, I require two cables going to a Matchless HC-30 head for the two channels. These cables go out of my ABY switch to the amp. I could also optionally include a AC power cable as well to keep it even tighter. People that run effects loop send/return would benefit from this as well.

The Pedal Python kit includes length of weave, zip ties and velcro fasteners. It was incredibly quick and easy to get my 15′ kit perfectly dialed in for this use. Once all done, you just coil it and you’re ready to go. You can cut the weave to specific lengths if needed, but I would highly recommend a hot knife. Cutting with scissors will work, but will eventually fray the expandable sleeving. The hot knife will melt to prevent fraying.

Here is a video by Pedal Python showing the process:

Pricing is quite affordable. You can purchase black kits (which is the cheapest) ranging from $17.99 for a 10 foot kit to $55.99 for a 50 foot kit. If black isn’t the color you’re looking for, you can purchase colored kits (red, orange, green, blue and graphite) for a little more per kit.

Pedal PythonIf you’ve been having issues with cables cluttering your set up, it might be time to tighten those up! Pedal Python is a perfect solution for this. The weaving is incredibly durable and will stand the test of continued use on stages and being transported from venue to practice space without falling apart. The price point is very reasonable for the solution and the available options will meet all the players’ needs. I’m definitely giving this a thumbs up! For more information, please check out their website!

 

 

Dec 30, 2013admin

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Comments: 5
  1. Jeff Brumley
    9 years ago

    I have 2 of these. They are fantastic.

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  2. K Bullabuser
    9 years ago

    Cool! If I ever have need for the Pedal Python, I’ll be sure to tell ’em I found out about it through Effects Bay. Cheers!

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  3. Christian Artieda
    9 years ago

    Thanks for the post, just what I needed for my rig!

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  4. Paul Nye
    7 years ago

    Have used web-sleeves for years to organize my cables. Pedal Python's sleeves are more durable than what you get from a typical electronics supply company that offers a similar product for use to organize computer cables or cables at broadcast stations, etc. I like Pedal Python's extra features that come with the kit. Solved some problems I had with cheap, bulk sleeves. Great product!

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  5. Allen Craft
    3 years ago

    Once you get the hang of how to slip this thing on your cables, you’ll love it! After using it to wrap up all my cables, I discovered I forgot to put one cable in with the bunch. Taking it off and recovering my cables with the new cable added was a piece of cake.

    I now need to get a shorter one for my home practicing. I’d also recommend getting one slightly longer than you think you’ll need. Just because I wish I had (not that it’s not the length as stated, but because you’ll like how well it works and you’ll want to cover as much of the cables after you see it. Great product! I will recommend it to friends.

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