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Thanks to this videos I managed to solder and do cable management like a pro on my pedalboard, valuable stuff!

Proper cable management makes a pedalboard easy to troubleshoot and easy on the eyes. Today, I'm showing you how to route your cables like the pros, so you can get beautiful photo-worthy cable looms with ease! Please tell us any of your best practices for cable routing or any questions you have about this video! BUY Vertex Zip Ties, Tie Mounts, Velcro: www.therigdr.com/products/tone-essentials-kit

Great info as always. My big & obvious message to anyone building their 1st rig = make sure, are all pedals, cables & connections Work-Perfectly, before committing to Dual-lock and cable management or permanent tie-down. I learned this - the hard way.

As a guitar tech, I've found that staggering the top row of pedals compared to the bottom row helps insure the artist is less likely to hit a switch on a bottom pedal when hitting the switch on a pedal on the top row. This isn't always possible to do with some pedals and pedal board dimensions, but it's a good rule to start with when building a new board.

Videos like this make my OCD happy...

FINALLY a vid dedicated to clean cables! Cable management is what separates the pros from the bros, thanks for the help!

I tear up and rebuild my boards about once a month. They all look like hell. Kinda like the munched and crunched post-car-wreck Civic smoking down the freeway. I'm always blown away by your work Mason!

I used 3m dual lock to cover the top of my PT Classic Pro and actually attached my cable tie down mounts to small squares of dual lock essentially creating a sandwich so that my cable management mounts are modular. I’m constantly changing my board around and found this to be a time saver if your support line changes due to different sized pedals. Always good advice here, thank you for the tips.

I have always wanted a clean custom-built pedalboard. The Rig Doctor has demonstrated that a custom board is achievable. Moreover, a custom pedalboard is also the least expensive, quickest, & sonically superior way to finally get exactly what I want. Years of buying/selling, swapping, & settling for products not designed for my board are over! My build is not (yet) complete, but I have really enjoyed this project & learning new skills along the way. Your videos have been ... instrumental ... in guiding me along this journey. Cheers!

thanks to you i made a good pedalboard myself DIY. A hug from italy

I’ve been one of those requesting this video. You’ve made an obsessive very happy. Thank you!

I love the fact that you take the time to answer most every comment. Be they negative or positive. Oh and the content is great too. Thanks for what you do!

I appreciate your vocabulary. Excellent presentation! 👏🏻

Thanks for sharing! I always learn a lot from this channel!

Great info man! Thanks, regards from Argentina.

I appreciate your great videos! Thanks!

love the neat rig setup

this is any artist save style to look more pro. outstanding info. thanks.

So clean! Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

This was an excellent video. Thank you Rig Doctor.