How is everyone mounting the FM3 onto their pedalboards?

My setup is about to be so ugly but idc, it's more of a downscale/pedalboard rig for me. I'll have a Trio 21 with my FM3, wireless receiver, PS170, Polytune, and a Furman Surge Protector right on top, lol.

1620534627297.png
 
RDress said:
I like your set up here... What are those midi controllers? And are they difficult to program?
Click to expand...
The six Button Switch is a self made Midi Switch based on an Arduino Nano, so i can switch Scenes 1 - 6!
The other one is a simple dual switch connected to the Pedal 2 Jack of the FM3.
 
Stratoblaster said:
Cool....this is a simple method for sure.

I think you mean "3M Dual Lock"...??? Is there a particular type/description/part number for the version you're using?

Are you finding just using those four pieces are still holding up for you?
Click to expand...
I probably misspelled it. It’s still holding up just fine. It’s strong stuff.
 
Stratoblaster said:
Cool....this is a simple method for sure.

I think you mean "3M Dual Lock"...??? Is there a particular type/description/part number for the version you're using?

Are you finding just using those four pieces are still holding up for you?
Click to expand...
As are mine - I've done two church sessions (four trips out including rehearsals) and still well stuck. So strong that I can lift my whole pedalboard holding on to the FM3, no issues at all.
 
TD77 said:
I probably misspelled it. It’s still holding up just fine. It’s strong stuff.
Click to expand...
strat_57 said:
As are mine - I've done two church sessions (four trips out including rehearsals) and still well stuck. So strong that I can lift my whole pedalboard holding on to the FM3, no issues at all.
Click to expand...

Thanks for the info; I'm going to start with just mounting via the four pads like you both have and go from there. That must be some pretty strong stuff...
 
Stratoblaster said:
Thanks for the info; I'm going to start with just mounting via the four pads like you both have and go from there. That must be some pretty strong stuff...
Click to expand...
It’s very strong. So strong I would only use it for things you don’t really need to remove and put on regularly. I used regular Velcro for my AIRSTEP controller becusee I want to be able to take it off and change it. The 3m would have been overkill. Good luck.
 
TD77 said:
It’s very strong. So strong I would only use it for things you don’t really need to remove and put on regularly. I used regular Velcro for my AIRSTEP controller becusee I want to be able to take it off and change it. The 3m would have been overkill. Good luck.
Click to expand...

Thanks again...quick and easy eh?
 
fm3 board.jpg

Still very much a work in progress. The mission pedals and the EV-1 are from the Axe II board with the 101 Mk !!, and they'll go back to that when I go ahead and get those EV-2's for this rig. This is a PedalTrain Grande. It's been renamed the Pedaltrain Classic PRO TC 32"x16" Pedalboard with Tour Case and Wheels

Running OMG-15 and I love it.

Edit: too lazy to find Ian's show me the money thread. The point of this is the velcro tape that comes with the pedaltrain boards. It takes a significant amount of prying to get something to come off.

Pedaltrain Official Hook-and-Loop Pack
 
USMC_Trev said:
View attachment 84967

Still very much a work in progress. The mission pedals and the EV-1 are from the Axe II board with the 101 Mk !!, and they'll go back to that when I go ahead and get those EV-2's for this rig. This is a PedalTrain Grande. It's been renamed the Pedaltrain Classic PRO TC 32"x16" Pedalboard with Tour Case and Wheels

Running OMG-15 and I love it.

Edit: too lazy to find Ian's show me the money thread. The point of this is the velcro tape that comes with the pedaltrain boards. It takes a significant amount of prying to get something to come off.

Pedaltrain Official Hook-and-Loop Pack
Click to expand...
Nice pedalboard. But consider putting some space between your FM3 and your FC-12. You have two air intakes fighting against each other, with minimal airflow to serve them both.
 
I used screws to connect the FM3 (took off the original 4 FM3 corner screws and used longer ones to secure it) and Dual Lock for the Mosky switch. The Dunlop Mini isn't fastened - the TRS cable holds it in place well enough while the board is flat on the ground - and allows me to flip it between this board and a similar (but much smaller) HX Stomp board.

The board is a Temple Audio Duo 17.

PXL_20210210_185701412~2.jpg
 
I've got it mounted on my Schmidt Array SA450, Martin from Schmidt Array build me a custom top deck which makes the FM3 fit perfectly.
 

Attachments

  • IMG_6092.jpg
    IMG_6092.jpg
    1.3 MB · Views: 136
  • IMG_6093.jpg
    IMG_6093.jpg
    1.1 MB · Views: 132
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom