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The Pedal Wall

I totally forgot about this. I had it written down to talk about this, but over time, it was pushed further and further down, but today I was reminded! Janek G. over at Facebook, posted this insanely cool photo of his pedal wall.

The Pedal WallThis is what Janek said:

Cleaning up the #pedallibrary and making some new sounds for the solo record… Need to get the rest of them out of the boxes and up on the wall somehow! #nooffseason

Initially, I was really focused on the level of awesome of pedals. Specifically, I loved seeing the old Russian Muffs and the Moogs. That immediately led me to the visual appeal of this set up. To me, it’s incredibly nice on the eyes, and can really appreciate a wall to show off pedals not in use. I think recording studios would love something like this. For me I have a series of shelves (like a bookcase), where they lay flat. Not that cool. Hard to see, etc. I can really see the benefit of putting my not-used pedals on display – save some space, and make things a little bit cooler.

Do it yourself?

So I wanted to do some digging. Janek mentioned they were photo shelves. Based on the dimensions, I think these are 45″ long with a 4 3/4″ depth. I found a bunch of options, colors and sizes over at Amazon that might work well for this project if you’re interested (like me) to put something together. Shelves are hitting the $15 – $30 range. So it could add up. But overall, I think the presentation would be super cool.

Let me know what you think by commenting below!

Jan 26, 2017admin

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Comments: 4
  1. Marc-Eric
    6 years ago

    Nice one; I saw it on iG earlier today.
    What do you think of mine 🙂
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BOTYUuFjwVI/?taken-by=stonefly_effects

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  2. admin
    6 years ago

    Dude.. that’s rad!

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  3. Ricardo higareda
    6 years ago

    I would totally do this. One wall for pedals, one for synths, and One with amps on industrial shelves. I would have that set up in my studio. That would be awesome. Maybe have them hooked up to various patchulators or patch bays to create pedal chains on the fly. Have the amps on switchers and have an ISO cab, torpedo live, or a cab in another room. That would be awesome.

    Although I don’t think that those shelves would hold up my digitech gnx3000.

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  4. Don Ross
    6 years ago

    Looks great, but for me it wouldn’t save space. I like to keep the pedal boxes in case I want to sell any of my gear. Some people (like me) will pay a few dollars more for a used pedal if it sells with the original box. In fact, I’ve seen just the boxes for Boss pedals for sale on Ebay.

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