The algorithm brought me to this vid so it does work sometimes! I am responding to your issue about the board maybe being too big to fit in the bag or if the jacks (I'm guessing you wanting to leave it all cabled up) are too jutting out and exposed. I faced a similar problem but found the solution (apologies if you've already tried this) to simply put the board in the bag "the other way round". It might sound stupidly simple but almost everyone, myself included, instinctively puts the board in the bag so the board is facing you, as in what the player sees of course. Turn it round so the rear of the pedals are showing and hey presto it should (not saying it will) fit. It worked for me anyway. Hope that might help!
Thanks for All the videos on the RC-600 you've put on your channel.Used a lot of your ideas.I got in on your 1st paid video.That's been a while already..Using the Nu-X w/spacers.RC on the bottom.Boss GX-100 on top.Using a 8 channel snake to plug into the RC-600,going to a patch bay.That power supply is a great idea.I had 3 metal slats left over.I made wood bumblebee sides and put my Boss GM-800 on that.
The algorithm brought me to this vid so it does work sometimes! I am responding to your issue about the board maybe being too big to fit in the bag or if the jacks (I'm guessing you wanting to leave it all cabled up) are too jutting out and exposed. I faced a similar problem but found the solution (apologies if you've already tried this) to simply put the board in the bag "the other way round". It might sound stupidly simple but almost everyone, myself included, instinctively puts the board in the bag so the board is facing you, as in what the player sees of course. Turn it round so the rear of the pedals are showing and hey presto it should (not saying it will) fit. It worked for me anyway. Hope that might help!
Omg! This is genius! Why do we always put it the other way round when we always grab it from the back anyways! Brilliant idea. 💡
@@JohnPaulMusicUK Oh glad I mentioned it now. Hope it solves it for you. And maybe anyone else reading.
Thanks for All the videos on the RC-600 you've put on your channel.Used a lot of your ideas.I got in on your 1st paid video.That's been a while already..Using the Nu-X w/spacers.RC on the bottom.Boss GX-100 on top.Using a 8 channel snake to plug into the RC-600,going to a patch bay.That power supply is a great idea.I had 3 metal slats left over.I made wood bumblebee sides and put my Boss GM-800 on that.
Oh nice idea with the Bumblebee sides. Clever. 👍
Looks good JP
All thanks to you 👌 👏 👏 👏
Glad it fit it
Yeah me too! Phew 😮💨