Nord User Forum

I even used little ziptie and little stripe of velcro to make it neat. I had two 20 cm right angle straight ange connectors, then I used them with an adaptator to connect one of the input to the first pedal, the Helix....might build a 1 m right angle/right angle cable to replace it though....

Quai34, that is a really good idea, thanks for the pics and the detail. the TC electronics pedals are great, aren't they.

They are awesome, I use them a lot, on my guitar pedalboard as well....As my Nord Lead has a little angle/tilt towards me (not flat...), the pedals stay right in place even if you push the switch with your hand, the rubber feet that are not covered by the Velcro helps to keep them in place as well....
I'm planning to do the same with my Prophet 08 and an Eventide H9....just need to buy he H9....
When I travel with the Lead for a gig, in the gig bag, just put the back of the Lead to the side of the handle and the pedals stay perfectly in place, they don't move during the travel....

To Dhbp and djkeys
I'm going to do a pedal board like you to Velcro on it all my pedals under my stage 2 : Nord triple pedal, control pedal (Yamaha FC7, Sweel pedal (2nd FC7), sustain pedal for D50 and Nord lead 2 and Boss switch for latch pedal Leslie speed....
I saw today a plexiglass than seems to be thin enough to not have the board seating too high on the floor....is it the case for you? How many mm do you have with the anti slide layer you put under the plywood or the plexiglass between the pedals and the floor? Is it he same feeling as if you were not using the board?
Also, is the plexi is strong enough when you play? Or click on a switch to change the Leslie speed?
Last question : where did you find your anti slide layers?
Just let me know
Sincerely

Mine is actually on a piece of 3/8" plywood that I had lying around. Plexiglass might work too, although it meight be really bendy if it's very thin. The bottom anti-slip is something I found at the hardware store in a roll, I think it was meant for slippery steps or a bathtub. It does not work that well on a linoleum floor but works really well on carpets etc.

I don't mind the height of it, don't really notice.

I found drawer handles at the same hardware store to use as the handles on the side, with some small washers for a bit of strength. Velcro came from a sewing supplies/material store.

My leslie (mostly for NI B4, don't have the organ section on the NP2) is either routed to my mod wheel on my Alesis 88 or the EV5 pedal depending on the patch in use.

DHBP