Pedaltrain Nano Feet at Fannie Raleigh blog

Pedaltrain Nano Feet. I need to raise the height of my board (pedaltrain classic 2) a little in order to accommodate a midi loop expander that sits. They make some that fit underneath the nano and metro series, like the truetone cs6 and cioks dc5. They are a decent push fit, but i they'd. Works a treat on my new pedaltrain nano. However if there are larger welds it may not have enough. Only thing i'd say is that you do have to glue them on. The panel should fit on the legacy pt‐1 and pt‐2 a ler feet kit have been installed; If you want to use a psu that’s physically larger than the space beneath the nano+ will allow, online research reveals numerous pedaltrain modifications that people have made, from raising the height by using larger rubber feet to getting creative with a dremel. I’ve got a pedaltrain metro 20 pedalboard which i need to raise a bit to accommodate a small (keith mcmillen) midi. Course, that will make the nano higher and thus the pedals. Although if you already have one you like it's definitely easier to just raise the feet. Anyway, might be able to find something at one of the home centers that will fit over the feet to gain more height.

Anyway, might be able to find something at one of the home centers that will fit over the feet to gain more height. The panel should fit on the legacy pt‐1 and pt‐2 a ler feet kit have been installed; Works a treat on my new pedaltrain nano. I need to raise the height of my board (pedaltrain classic 2) a little in order to accommodate a midi loop expander that sits. Although if you already have one you like it's definitely easier to just raise the feet. Course, that will make the nano higher and thus the pedals. They make some that fit underneath the nano and metro series, like the truetone cs6 and cioks dc5. If you want to use a psu that’s physically larger than the space beneath the nano+ will allow, online research reveals numerous pedaltrain modifications that people have made, from raising the height by using larger rubber feet to getting creative with a dremel. They are a decent push fit, but i they'd. Only thing i'd say is that you do have to glue them on.

My Pedaltrain Nano guitarpedals

Pedaltrain Nano Feet If you want to use a psu that’s physically larger than the space beneath the nano+ will allow, online research reveals numerous pedaltrain modifications that people have made, from raising the height by using larger rubber feet to getting creative with a dremel. If you want to use a psu that’s physically larger than the space beneath the nano+ will allow, online research reveals numerous pedaltrain modifications that people have made, from raising the height by using larger rubber feet to getting creative with a dremel. Only thing i'd say is that you do have to glue them on. Works a treat on my new pedaltrain nano. I need to raise the height of my board (pedaltrain classic 2) a little in order to accommodate a midi loop expander that sits. However if there are larger welds it may not have enough. They make some that fit underneath the nano and metro series, like the truetone cs6 and cioks dc5. Course, that will make the nano higher and thus the pedals. I’ve got a pedaltrain metro 20 pedalboard which i need to raise a bit to accommodate a small (keith mcmillen) midi. They are a decent push fit, but i they'd. Anyway, might be able to find something at one of the home centers that will fit over the feet to gain more height. The panel should fit on the legacy pt‐1 and pt‐2 a ler feet kit have been installed; Although if you already have one you like it's definitely easier to just raise the feet.