If you don't have an angled jack, does the cable bump the sides of the bag when plugged into the left or right-most pedals?
472744
You may not take full advantage of the bag,I only use angled plugs and manage to fit 10 pedals in mine.
472745
No, because both sides of the bag have openings for the cables (with velcro). The bag is great.
2038610
Guitar or another effects pedal plugs into right side. The direction of the signal goes right to left for effects.
609752
It doesn't really affect the cables. I have an electric bike with many cables and non are affected. My only complaint - my audio cord doesn't work well with the provided extension cord. A little too much static.
1195729
It does not interfere with the shifting cables. I don't put over 1lb in it and don't ride a mountain bike so not sure how stable it would be for you. I don't notice it at all while I'm riding.
479211
Yep, there is a Sustain port on the back for an optional pedal, right next to the USB port.
2248368
The cable is on the left and if you want to turn it around to be on the right the wire would hang down your chest to the left or where your speaker is.
501676
on this case the cable actually comes out at the middle, and is fairly long, so you shouldn't have any issues with that. my USB port is on the right also, and everything has plenty of reach.
1898409
Those are pretty short, will keep 2 pedals really next to each other, so there is no extra unnecessary cable, putting two pedals as close as possible these will be like 1 inch apart, but the cables can be like stretched out a little bit if you need longer distance between them
1920401
I know what he is talking about - an auxiliary cable with an 1/8th inch plug is quite large compared to a standard headphone plug - most cases do not design around this and the hole cut into the case is not large enough to allow the plug to go in all the way.
952243
I did not secure pedals to the bag. I put a podhd500 inside the bag. I guess you could use Velcro to put pedals inside the bag.
2141168
Might be possible with pedal sitting on top of amp, depending on position of amp input jack.
1649398
The stand connects almost directly under the pedal hub -- already the lowest ground-clearance area of the bike. However, the retracted stand then angles down to within just a few inches of the ground. I tried it on my E-Zip and sent it back.
2012037
I would think so. I use .5 foot right angle cables to connect all of my effects pedals.
1377696
No.. be careful with the cable, as it also contains the signal lead for the directional control box, this is just my suggestion only.
778757
not exactly sure..but, you could try putting it in a different order..either in front or be hind other pedals... the way i understand it ..this thing just trims the signal -clips the highs an lows to smooth things out, so if its after certain pedals ,it'll basically erase/clip modulations,echos..etc....maybe effects distortions /muffs/drives also? not sure..
445583
I did not have that problem on either of the bikes I used it on. One has cantilever brakes, the other has side pull types. The tapered bottom of the bag keeps it out of the way.
1452470
Yes! the left beater angle adjustment is done the same as the right: with a key-head set-screw onthe left-side of the master pedal frame.