Anyone mounting their QC on a board?

Here’s what I’ve put together.

nice! so I gotta ask… the footswitches on the QC are closer together by several mm’s than most modelers or MIDI controllers… so has that been a problem?

p.s. what power supply are you using?

Switch spacing hasn’t been a problem yet but it’s spent most of its time on the desk so far.

Power supply is an Eventide PowerMax. Made by Cioks, very similar to a DC-7. Connect four 12V ports in parallel to get enough current to run the QC.

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I’m trying to visualize that power cable… did you have to make it?

Cioks makes current doubler cables. Use three of them as shown here: https://fb.watch/4FkxkKmNEz/

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looks like I need to put the DC7 in my Sweetwater Wishlist :sunglasses:

the special cable is the Cioks 8800. will need 3 total.

The Eventide will save you $20 if you don’t need more than the four 12V outlets

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/PowerMAXV2–eventide-powermax-v2-7-pedal-universal-power-supply-by-cioks

thanks! I saw that but figured it’s worth having the full availability.

Nice board. What are those low profile cables
/ Are those the solderless cables?

Thanks! They’re Disaster Area EVO solderless cables. EVO Solderless Plugs and Cable — Disaster Area Designs

Also available on Amazon and Reverb.

Might as well share version 2.0 of my QC board. I think I’m done for now. :slight_smile:


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Man, I dig those crazy shock absorbers. What a convenient way to get to the cabling and power. What board is that?

https://handscustom.com/product/pedalboard-supreme-28x16/

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Soulman S44, powered by Cioks DC7.



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I freaking LOVE this setup. Those Soulman boards are GORGEOUS

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Let me know if you’re interested and I’ll get you a good deal.

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I’m definitely interested!

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Anyone interested, just send me a DM. :blush: