As we begin this project we start with simply placing the four pedals in the correct order onto the pedal board. The placements of these pedals are critical. If we place them in the wrong spot the pedals will not have their full sound potential. The first pedal that must be placed is the Noise Reduction pedal. This pedal muffles unwanted feedback and humming that would initially come from our amp when we have the sound cranked up for live performances. The pedal placement for this pedal is very important because the pedal can also reduce the sound quality of our other pedals if we do not place them in the correct order. The Boss NS-2 is a wonderful pedal choice for the noise reduction pedal because it has a Send/Receive input so that the effect pedals that follow the noise reduction pedal are not affected by the NS-2 noise suppressor. Once this pedal is placed we then need to place our remaining pedals to the left of it on our pedal board. In order from left to right we shall have the noise reduction, distortion, delay and then finally the chorus pedals. …show more content…
To do this we need to take our Velcro and line it up with the bottom of our pedals to get a measurement of how long the strips need to be. Then we will take the scissors and carefully cut the Velcro to cover the bottom of our pedals. We then need to place the Velcro on the pedal board so that we may place the pedals on it. The Velcro should have a sticky side on the bottom to easily connect to the pedal board but if not we could always use glue but this is not recommended incase the Velcro needs to be replaced in the future. Once we have the Velcro on the bottom of all four of our pedals and once the Velcro is lining the pedal board we can place the pedals on the board starting with our noise reduction pedal and ended with our chorus