Cool little board. Who would have thought 15 years ago that you would be able to travel with your rig in a small suitcase. That would be great to have a video of the Quad Cortex. Cheers Bobby.
Love that tidy little board. Got me thinking now! Definitely up for some QC content. Recently made the switch from AxeFX to QC. Breakdowns of chains, IRs, Stereo or not, patches, etc.
Hey Bobby. Have you had a chance to battle test the Hotone pedal yet? I was reading up on pedals like this where you can use the footswitch for all sorts of things like switching between volume and wah. Is that how you have it set up?
I did consider polishing it for an hour and day and displaying it in a glass case, but then I remembered that I put it together to be used on stages and that involves feet, dust and all manner of muck.
I don't understand why Pedaltrain doesn't add those rubber feet to their boards! I had to go and get some stuff to customise my board to get my power supply underneath! I only want to use IEC plugged power supplies now! Sick of the other wimpy ones breaking! Thanks for the tip.
Hi there. Great video. Just a question. How did you fit both grips for the DC7 and the Crux on the Metro 20. As far as I know, there are only 2 holes in the middle section of the board which perfectly fits the Cioks Grip V2.0 used to mount the DC7. Did you use only one thread for each grip? And if so, are the 2 grips with one screw each, still solid? Or am I mistaken and there are actually 2 sets of threads, one set dedicated for the Crux and another separate set of threads dedicated for the DC7?
@@josiahquah Hi, thanks for the comment. The Ciox grips don’t actually require any drilling, which is pretty handy. There are screws, but the design relies on pressure rather than holes. Sounds flimsy, but it’s actually really sturdy.
Hello there! I have been trying to find videos about getting a tuner that can always be on without being in the signal. I see that you used send 1 or 2 going to input of the tuner. Is that actually working?!?! Do you go straight from guitar to input of QC?
The tuner does work, which means I don’t have to have it in-line. The PolyTune 3 has an ‘Always On’ mode, which can be handy, but I don’t need to use that in this configuration. The Digitech Frequout is first in the signal chain, then I go into the QC. I’d prefer to plug straight into the QC, but I use the Frequout a lot and this way, I can plug into the side of the board, rather than the top, which I prefer.
Cool little board. Who would have thought 15 years ago that you would be able to travel with your rig in a small suitcase. That would be great to have a video of the Quad Cortex. Cheers Bobby.
Great summary of the board... would be great to see a follow up on the quad cortex and the kind of tone's you're getting.
Love that tidy little board. Got me thinking now! Definitely up for some QC content. Recently made the switch from AxeFX to QC. Breakdowns of chains, IRs, Stereo or not, patches, etc.
Hey Bobby. Have you had a chance to battle test the Hotone pedal yet? I was reading up on pedals like this where you can use the footswitch for all sorts of things like switching between volume and wah. Is that how you have it set up?
Oooofff 9m38s with that upside down hanging QC, my heart was racing!
@@DavidBeebee Ha ha! Mine too!
@@BobbyHarrisonGuitar you stared into the velcro, and the velcro stared right back fam. 🤜🏻 🤛🏻
@@DavidBeebee Dual Lock is a game changer! Until you have to prize the thing off!
Nice board as a QC user I'm always looking for more content to learn from
Thanks very much.
I love your Contents , I really loved your video about the kemper last time , but this BOARD can be much cleaner !!
I did consider polishing it for an hour and day and displaying it in a glass case, but then I remembered that I put it together to be used on stages and that involves feet, dust and all manner of muck.
I don't understand why Pedaltrain doesn't add those rubber feet to their boards! I had to go and get some stuff to customise my board to get my power supply underneath! I only want to use IEC plugged power supplies now! Sick of the other wimpy ones breaking! Thanks for the tip.
@@alguitarchristie Yeah, a friend suggested the rubber feet extenders. I didn’t even realise they were a thing. £1.41 for 4 from B&Q!
Hi there. Great video. Just a question. How did you fit both grips for the DC7 and the Crux on the Metro 20. As far as I know, there are only 2 holes in the middle section of the board which perfectly fits the Cioks Grip V2.0 used to mount the DC7. Did you use only one thread for each grip? And if so, are the 2 grips with one screw each, still solid? Or am I mistaken and there are actually 2 sets of threads, one set dedicated for the Crux and another separate set of threads dedicated for the DC7?
@@josiahquah Hi, thanks for the comment. The Ciox grips don’t actually require any drilling, which is pretty handy. There are screws, but the design relies on pressure rather than holes. Sounds flimsy, but it’s actually really sturdy.
@@BobbyHarrisonGuitarAhh. Totally understand. Thanks for taking the time to reply. Cheers!!!
@ Anytime. Cheers!
Don't have a quad cortex. what does it do? And, yes. Demos, please. ty
How did you configure Hotone Press on quad cortex? I also want to configure to use Exp 1 and Exp2
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Very monochrome nice.
Better than monotone
@@andy_k81 Cheers. It’s making its live debut this weekend.
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And it only 2000€ to cost 😮
Hello there! I have been trying to find videos about getting a tuner that can always be on without being in the signal. I see that you used send 1 or 2 going to input of the tuner. Is that actually working?!?! Do you go straight from guitar to input of QC?
The tuner does work, which means I don’t have to have it in-line. The PolyTune 3 has an ‘Always On’ mode, which can be handy, but I don’t need to use that in this configuration.
The Digitech Frequout is first in the signal chain, then I go into the QC. I’d prefer to plug straight into the QC, but I use the Frequout a lot and this way, I can plug into the side of the board, rather than the top, which I prefer.