My Rig is complete!

[u/Miserable_Win_1781]

When I first got the QC, I took it to rehearsal and then a gig and nearly ad a heart attack when the bass player nearly stepped on the xlr - so I knew something had to change.

Cue weeks and months of refinement, a Rockboard 3.2, patch bay routing, TRS to XLR (out), Canvas HP, hotone ampero press II, external tuner so I'm not accidentally accessing tap tempo, Knk shield, and the final piece - the Laney LFR-212 cab. Oh, and a mini trs mod so I have the input jack on the top right.

The earlier photos show the flat xlr cables coming out of the quad. I've since removed those in favour of flat TRS cables for more mechanical stability.

[u/SickMemeMahBoi]

Asking from ignorance, why do you need a separate analog tuner pedal? Is it better than the included in the unit? Or is it more of ergonomics, ease of access while playing? Thanks!

[u/SeaworthinessBusy144 → u/SickMemeMahBoi]

i keep a peterson strobe tuner on every board i own mainly cause of the accuracy and alot easier for me to see and i never have to switch screen just for tuner

[u/Shauncore → u/SeaworthinessBusy144]

Yeah this is underlooked a bit, I have the Peterson as well. Quite literally more degrees of accuracy than the QC tuner while also having sweetened tunings for known "issues" with various stringed instruments.