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Build Your Own Guitar Effects Pedalboard


		Description: Building Your Own Guitar Effects Pedalboard Phil OKeefe, a guitarist, audio engineer and producer, will demonstrate the step-by-step instructions on designing, assembling and wiring your own custom guitar effects pedalboard. If you are sick of untangling all those cables and assembling your guitar effects pedals before playing, you need this tutorial. With a few tools, some supplies for the local hardware store and of the information in this tutorial, you will have your very own customized, fully operational, guitar effects pedalboard! Topics Include: Customizing the Pedalboard to Your Needs Intro to Different Types of Pedals Materials, Parts and Tools List Spacing & Layout Considerations Setup-by-Setup Construction Assembly of Pedalboard Mounting Different Pedals Signal Flow of Pedals Cable Construction Power Supply Mounting Wiring, Connecting and Testing Power


Title:	Build Your Own Guitar Effects Pedalboard
Category:	Guitar, Effects Pedals
Presenter:	Phil O'Keefe Phil OKeefe is a songwriter, producer, audio engineer, guitarist and owner of Sound Sanctuary Recording, in Riverside, California. In addition, Phil is an author, writing for such magazine as EQ and Keyboard. Phil also moderates both the Effects and Recording/Engineering online forums on Harmony-Central.com. As a professional guitarist, the genesis of Phils pedalboard design came from years of frustration with the inflexibility of placement and lack of stability of his effects pedals on other pedalboard designs.
Platform:	Windows & MAC OS
Running Time:	1.4 Hrs
Level:	Beginner to Intermediate