Hey Michael! Can you explain the WRLS a bit more? What it's accomplishing? I'm running a Shure GLXD14R+ into a tuner for my acoustic board and haven't had any issues, but would love to hear more about what you're saying. Thanks, brother!
Made a whole video about it here: Wireless Acoustic AND a Tuner or Pedalboard? You NEED this! Line Level to Instrument Level ruclips.net/video/6x1tKAMWqCk/видео.html
Did you take the same approach attaching the power supply to the board as the other pieces? I'm trying to figure out the best way to attach mine when I build a board (a CS7 coincidently) but I've got it in my head that velco or dual lock will just unstick if/when the supply gets warm
Nice looking, compact board! I am surprised that you didn't add an EQ of some sort, at least on the guitar side of the board. Looking forward to hearing it in action!
DUDE! this box will be an absolute life saver for so many people! I've built rigs for bands I've mixed before, using Radial reamp boxes to get from the line level wireless into the board at instrument level, but this has so much more to offer. Will definitely have to consider these for the future 👍🏼
@dustinthiessen You have @michaelwwestbrook to thank for this product's existence entirely. Two pounds lighter, about 40% smaller footprint and about $200 less cost than the "traditional" solution. Only 10dB of signal loss (only what is needed to get from line to instrument so that the pedals won't clip out.
@@pinstripe_pedals right on! I"m in between touring bands at the moment, but I'll definitely keep these in mind the next time I need to build a rig with wireless 👍🏼
You should check out the GigRig power supplies! Custom length power cables with no soldering!
Hey Michael! Can you explain the WRLS a bit more? What it's accomplishing? I'm running a Shure GLXD14R+ into a tuner for my acoustic board and haven't had any issues, but would love to hear more about what you're saying. Thanks, brother!
Made a whole video about it here: Wireless Acoustic AND a Tuner or Pedalboard? You NEED this! Line Level to Instrument Level
ruclips.net/video/6x1tKAMWqCk/видео.html
Hey that looks like Phil Wickham’s pedal board…
Yes sir!
Thanks so much for the feature!! 😎👍👍👍
Did you take the same approach attaching the power supply to the board as the other pieces? I'm trying to figure out the best way to attach mine when I build a board (a CS7 coincidently) but I've got it in my head that velco or dual lock will just unstick if/when the supply gets warm
Dual Lock is solid with a warm power supply. Much better than Velcro.
No, that dual is specifically for higher temp applications. I’ve never at a problem with it. Hot festivals, trailers in the middle of the summer… etc
Nice looking, compact board! I am surprised that you didn't add an EQ of some sort, at least on the guitar side of the board. Looking forward to hearing it in action!
DD-20 for the win! 🏆 Been playing one for over a decade, and it’s never failed.
Such a great pedal!
I’ve got 2 of them on 2 different boards. Simple and they just work.
Does this work if the wireless receiver output is not XLR?
I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks about needing to tear a board up on the road and troubleshoot it.
Very interesting !!
Super cool!
Yeah, I loved my DD-20; they do everything well (to my liking). I preferred it over the line6 dl4.
No need to remove rubber on boss pedals. Remove the back cover and flip it around, re-attach the back cover.
Yeah, mentioned that in the video. The rubber was too thick
That definitely doesn’t work with the tuners…
@@bsess777It does. You just have to be ok with knowing if you push the plate back on it doesn’t hurt anything. Whatever works though.
DUDE! this box will be an absolute life saver for so many people! I've built rigs for bands I've mixed before, using Radial reamp boxes to get from the line level wireless into the board at instrument level, but this has so much more to offer. Will definitely have to consider these for the future 👍🏼
Part of my testing on the road with the prototype was to compare to the Radial. The Pinstripe was noticeably cleaner and better sounding to my ear.
@@MichaelWWestbrook yeah, I don't doubt that at all. the radial worked, but it wouldn't be winning any awards... lol
@dustinthiessen You have @michaelwwestbrook to thank for this product's existence entirely. Two pounds lighter, about 40% smaller footprint and about $200 less cost than the "traditional" solution. Only 10dB of signal loss (only what is needed to get from line to instrument so that the pedals won't clip out.
@@pinstripe_pedals right on! I"m in between touring bands at the moment, but I'll definitely keep these in mind the next time I need to build a rig with wireless 👍🏼
I love these. I need to see you with Crowder.
let's hear it!!!