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Post by Peter »

Here is a solution...very stable, you can stomp it with your hand.
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The clamp is a Roland Clamp Set APC-33.

The switches are for mono/stereo, to disconnect the tuner and to bypass the whole system. There are 3 inputs for other instruments. The knob controls the effects unit like a foot pedal.

I use PVC clips at the bottom of the legs to hold the powerstrip.

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Post by Bob Metzger »

Wow, What a cool setup! But how do you tune your pedals?

I tried the Conn tuner but after staring at it for a while the next thing I knew, I woke up in a pine box down at the Magic Castle which was being sawn in half by some guy named Count Hortobagy!

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Peter

Post by Peter »

Bob, its easy: one small twist on the big wingnut, and the whole assembly swings away. Or I can clamp it 2 inches lower on the leg.
I must still make a hole in the unit, and put a grommet in the hole to hold the tuning wrench.
I hope that will make you sleep better. Image


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Post by Bob Hoffnar »

There are these real nice clamp on tuners I have been seeing alot of these days called the Intellitouch tuner. They work fine on the steel.

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Hey Peter; that is quite a deal pal...
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Post by Joey Ace »

Closed per Ken's request.


PS I also use a Boss TU-2 Tuner live.
I took (and modifed) it's picture for the gag at http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum6/HTML/003012.html