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  • noun Plural form of pedalboard.

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Examples

  • Boss has been making guitar pedalboards for years.

    Behringer's dirt-cheap stompboxes. Look familiar? 2005

  • The second half was the engineer plays guitar with one of the largest pedalboards I've ever seen in the rock band Tripod out of Asheville demoing the Moogerfooger audio effects, which aren't really guitarist stompboxes as much as they are 1970s analog synthesizer modules repackaged and disguised as stompboxes.

    audiomangling, big drums, errands, let down, club badger 2001

  • They're fun and have tonnes of potential, even if it is a little easy to pick their influences at this early stage of the game. lafamos: dig the sound and love the pedalboards haha Jerry Thackray: That's a weird coincidence Matt, cos I said exactly the same thing to him the previous morning David Payne: cool pics.

    who the bloody hell are they? Sophie Benjamin 2010

  • They're fun and have tonnes of potential, even if it is a little easy to pick their influences at this early stage of the game. lafamos: dig the sound and love the pedalboards haha Jerry Thackray: That's a weird coincidence Matt, cos I said exactly the same thing to him the previous morning David Payne: cool pics.

    who the bloody hell are they? 2010

  • They also want to use pedalboards and eliminate the problems associated with batteries.

    Harmony Central 2009

  • The pedals will also boast true hard bypass switching, glow-in-the-dark washers under the switches for easy visibility (sweet!), rad-looking stomp-bars to protect from accidental adjustments, top-mounted jacks for saving space on crowded pedalboards and input attenuators to make the pedals suitable for any input-signal level.

    Gearwire - 2008

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