I priced one of these up for myself. the board, the mods and the plates added up close to £500. I went for some plywood and some duel lock cost less than £30
Thanks for sharing your pedalboard build using Temple. Thinking of using the same thing, but w/o the plates (I'll use Dual Lock). Also, I think it's better for noise to keep power cables away from audio cables, so will put cioks mod on opposite side of patch bay mod. Will also try to isolate power cables away from audio cables as they snake through the pedalboard, but probably easier said than done.
Hi Derek, thanks for another interesting video. I think it's a really good concept and I like the flexibility of the Duo 24 as I do swap pedals out on a fairly regular basis. Having had a look at the Temple Audio website, this looks like a Company who have put a lot of thought into their' products and if I was a touring guitarist, (I wish!), I'd definitely consider something from them. My tatty old home made item, which I was proud of in the old days, draws not so much glances of wonder, but of sympathy, but if my number comes up on the lottery....... fat chance, huh? Take care, amigo and stay safe
they do ruin the pedals because they’re impossible to remove without damaging the pedal after long term use. i love my temple board but i’ll never use those plates. 3m dual lock still the best option
I found starting at the bottom right and patching as you go to be more efficient and putting a mini pedal (in my case a noise gate) at the end in the top right, makes it so you only have to run 6” patches the entire way through.
Nice one Derek another good informative video, the Temple Audio boards are a great and novel idea and reasonably priced, I might look at getting one when I have the cash. As for connecting pedals together on a board I tend to use ‘Z’ connectors between my pedals that are side by side that have input/output sockets on the sides of the pedals, and then I use short as possible patch cables where pedals don’t sit next to each other or have I/O sockets at top of pedal, my reason for the ‘Z’ connectors is to have NO cable or shortest length of cable as possible to reduce any unwanted added noise to your tone or lost tone, which happens the longer the length of cables used. For me ‘Z’ connector Pro’s are cheaper than patch cables, less signal loss, tidier board and I’ve never had any go faulty so don’t need to replace unlike patch cables. It surprises me that I don’t see more people using ‘Z’ connectors in all the pedal reviews I watch. Anyway they work for me in my setup and my guitar tone and signal is always really decent but maybe not other players preference. Thanks for your video mate.
@@DerekPaulGuitar I don’t think that many guitarist realise about ‘Z’ connectors, basically it’s just two 6.35mm mono jack plugs in the shape of a ‘Z’ made out of metal so no cable, I pay about £3-£4 per connector.
That is a clever system. I don’t think either the price or the fiddly aspects will put many players off as the pedalboard rabbit hole already has those aspects in spades. I like the neatness factor of the design most and thanks for the heads up on the longer cables. Cheers!
Great video. Does the Mod and Power supply come with the board or do you have to purchase everything separate. Do you know if the power supply is enough to power a Headrush looper board?
@@DerekPaulGuitar you always sound like youre in a pub. I see yours and raise you another lol. These boards are such a tidy concept. Ive been looking for a solution for wuite a while which isnt a logical two row signal chain solution and also offers more flexibility and adaptability. This one is almost perfect
@@rihraw lol do I? The thing I like about it is that it’s solid! I just ordered a few more pads for it to add pedals, I also have it and my captor x linked to a Wi-Fi switcher to turn it all on together with my phone, handy!
For MusicStore and Thomann (living in Europe) the sticky pads are usually sold separately, but they don’t really cost much, so not really worth to mention.
A bit curious about your ac mod. I think I stripped the screws and it won’t hold … did you ever find yourself needing to replace them or use different screws?
You do realise that unique is a description of an ultimate? You can’t be a little bit unique, quite unique, and certainly not “very unique”. Unique means one of a kind, without parallel, matchless, etc. Sorry to be pedantic, but I think it is worth noting.
I am aware of the definition but this is RUclips and there are only a certain number of adjectives that catch the eye, it’s all about views, but I agree it’s a crappy way to do it, noted and thanks for the comment
I think you aren't sorry at all at your pedantry. So here is some of my pedantry for you: Unique also means very special or unusual. Here's the thing about definitions of words, all definitions are valid. Something that is unusual is not by definition "one of a kind" it is just something that is uncommon. Which means in this case something can indeed be be quite unique, or very unique because it is very or quite unusual or distinctive. In fact if you go to the Oxford dictionary and look at the second meaning of Unique it notes this use case and says in bolded letters in red highlight "You can use more, very, etc. with unique in this meaning." If you are going to be pedantic and lecture people on the definitions of words, please keep in mind that words often have multiple meanings and multiple uses. Just think of the word continue. It can either mean to continue forward doing something, or literally mean to halt/pause/stop something. So I hope you do realise that unique as a word itself doesn't have a singular unique meaning or use of the word.
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I priced one of these up for myself. the board, the mods and the plates added up close to £500. I went for some plywood and some duel lock cost less than £30
I really appreciate the additional info about the power supply. This system is next level. And the price isn't that bad.
Thanks for the comment John, appreciate that!
This is a really nice review, thank you!
Thank you! Appreciate that!
Amazing playing, Derek!
Wow thanks George!! Appreciate that, I do try, cheers!
Thanks for sharing your pedalboard build using Temple. Thinking of using the same thing, but w/o the plates (I'll use Dual Lock). Also, I think it's better for noise to keep power cables away from audio cables, so will put cioks mod on opposite side of patch bay mod. Will also try to isolate power cables away from audio cables as they snake through the pedalboard, but probably easier said than done.
Thanks! I think I’d do the same thing regarding the plates, id use dual lock next time, thanks for watching and for the comment!
@@DerekPaulGuitar Interesting. Why would you not use the mounting plates next time?
@lapk78 I'm also curious why would you use this board if not for their mountain plates. Is think you just get a regular pedal board then
Hi Derek, thanks for another interesting video. I think it's a really good concept and I like the flexibility of the Duo 24 as I do swap pedals out on a fairly regular basis. Having had a look at the Temple Audio website, this looks like a Company who have put a lot of thought into their' products and if I was a touring guitarist, (I wish!), I'd definitely consider something from them. My tatty old home made item, which I was proud of in the old days, draws not so much glances of wonder, but of sympathy, but if my number comes up on the lottery....... fat chance, huh?
Take care, amigo and stay safe
Hey Gareth!! When I win the lotto… and I will ;) I’ll send one over, and you can retire the ratty one, interesting concept though, cheers my friend!
Won’t those “sticky pads” ruin the pedals, as in take the paint off?
It hasn’t so far and I’ve removed a few!
they do ruin the pedals because they’re impossible to remove without damaging the pedal after long term use. i love my temple board but i’ll never use those plates. 3m dual lock still the best option
I found starting at the bottom right and patching as you go to be more efficient and putting a mini pedal (in my case a noise gate) at the end in the top right, makes it so you only have to run 6” patches the entire way through.
Good tip! Thanks for watching
@@DerekPaulGuitar np. Also barefoot buttons are a godsend.
Thanks again! I’ll check them out
@@DerekPaulGuitar no problem brother!
Nice one Derek another good informative video, the Temple Audio boards are a great and novel idea and reasonably priced, I might look at getting one when I have the cash.
As for connecting pedals together on a board I tend to use ‘Z’ connectors between my pedals that are side by side that have input/output sockets on the sides of the pedals, and then I use short as possible patch cables where pedals don’t sit next to each other or have I/O sockets at top of pedal, my reason for the ‘Z’ connectors is to have NO cable or shortest length of cable as possible to reduce any unwanted added noise to your tone or lost tone, which happens the longer the length of cables used. For me ‘Z’ connector Pro’s are cheaper than patch cables, less signal loss, tidier board and I’ve never had any go faulty so don’t need to replace unlike patch cables. It surprises me that I don’t see more people using ‘Z’ connectors in all the pedal reviews I watch.
Anyway they work for me in my setup and my guitar tone and signal is always really decent but maybe not other players preference.
Thanks for your video mate.
Thanks mate, I haven’t heard of ‘z’ connectors so I’ll take a look, thanks for the info and comment, always appreciated, stay well! Cheers
@@DerekPaulGuitar I don’t think that many guitarist realise about ‘Z’ connectors, basically it’s just two 6.35mm mono jack plugs in the shape of a ‘Z’ made out of metal so no cable, I pay about £3-£4 per connector.
@@thedeadxtras9927 That's pretty cool, i certainly didn't know about them, good price too
That is a clever system. I don’t think either the price or the fiddly aspects will put many players off as the pedalboard rabbit hole already has those aspects in spades. I like the neatness factor of the design most and thanks for the heads up on the longer cables. Cheers!
Cheers Brad, i do like the neatness factor of it too, it appeals to my OCD, cheers!
Great video. Does the Mod and Power supply come with the board or do you have to purchase everything separate. Do you know if the power supply is enough to power a Headrush looper board?
Thanks for watching! The mod and power supply are separate and I’m not sure on the head rush board power consumption, cheers
Pretty rad playing man!
Thanks! Appreciate that
Looks great! Do you have a link for the patch cables you're using?
Thanks! Here is the link you were after Pig Hog Lil Pigs 6-inch Low Profile Patch Cables - Set of 8 a.co/d/7yVZT1o
Anyone know of a true tone cs12 will fit under these?
Hey Derek, do you know if a Strymon Zuma will fit unter this temple audio board?
Yes it should, the clearance underneath is 2” and the Zuma is 1.8”, cheers
Wow this is a great pedalboard solution. It seems as if one has to purchase the board and the hi5 mod and ac adapter separately?
Thanks Robert, yes the additions are purchased separately, cheers!
@@DerekPaulGuitar you always sound like youre in a pub. I see yours and raise you another lol. These boards are such a tidy concept. Ive been looking for a solution for wuite a while which isnt a logical two row signal chain solution and also offers more flexibility and adaptability. This one is almost perfect
@@rihraw lol do I? The thing I like about it is that it’s solid! I just ordered a few more pads for it to add pedals, I also have it and my captor x linked to a Wi-Fi switcher to turn it all on together with my phone, handy!
@@DerekPaulGuitar we always say cheers when we raise our glass ;) . Apparently one can use any power supply you want
@@rihraw ah gotcha! Yes any decent power supply will work
Does it come with the sticky pads? If so how much?
Mine came with sticky pads, I got 4 of each, might be worth just checking with temple audio though as it doesn’t say on Amazon, cheers
For MusicStore and Thomann (living in Europe) the sticky pads are usually sold separately, but they don’t really cost much, so not really worth to mention.
A bit curious about your ac mod. I think I stripped the screws and it won’t hold … did you ever find yourself needing to replace them or use different screws?
It was tricky to get in but I didn’t strip the screws, had to remove the right hand side panel to get it in
You do realise that unique is a description of an ultimate? You can’t be a little bit unique, quite unique, and certainly not “very unique”. Unique means one of a kind, without parallel, matchless, etc. Sorry to be pedantic, but I think it is worth noting.
I am aware of the definition but this is RUclips and there are only a certain number of adjectives that catch the eye, it’s all about views, but I agree it’s a crappy way to do it, noted and thanks for the comment
your comment is almost comedic lmao
I think you aren't sorry at all at your pedantry. So here is some of my pedantry for you:
Unique also means very special or unusual. Here's the thing about definitions of words, all definitions are valid. Something that is unusual is not by definition "one of a kind" it is just something that is uncommon. Which means in this case something can indeed be be quite unique, or very unique because it is very or quite unusual or distinctive. In fact if you go to the Oxford dictionary and look at the second meaning of Unique it notes this use case and says in bolded letters in red highlight "You can use more, very, etc. with unique in this meaning."
If you are going to be pedantic and lecture people on the definitions of words, please keep in mind that words often have multiple meanings and multiple uses. Just think of the word continue. It can either mean to continue forward doing something, or literally mean to halt/pause/stop something.
So I hope you do realise that unique as a word itself doesn't have a singular unique meaning or use of the word.
@@DerekPaulGuitar You were 100% right regardless of youtube or not.