3 Temple Audio Quick Release Pedal Plates with Screws - Medium

Awesome

The adhesives on these wear out in less than a day, don't waste your money on them. This happened for all twelve pieces I bought and I almost dropped a valuable pedal as a result. Just use cable ties or something else.

I spent a LOT of money on a whole new pedalboard setup, using the Temple Audio board and pedal plates. I bought them from a well known sweet music dealer on the internet. I am writing this to get the word out that these products simply aren't worth the money.First off the adhesive on the bottom of the pedal plates of all sizes won't stay on. I have never used my board in heat or had it outside of my bedroom. (Thank goodness I never gigged with it - I can't imagine what a mess it would have been! Anyway, I got my board all set up and looking good, and in order to run the vacuum and also just have more floor space, I propped the board up against a bookcase. About a week later, I had pedals hanging by the wires. For the price, this is TOTALLY unacceptable! When you are traveling with a pedalboard in a case, it might get - in fact probably WILL get put up on it's side. When you get to the destination, the Temple Audio board will be a complete JUMBLE! Don't buy! It's a great idea all the way around but poorly and cheaply executed. They are out to make a quick buck.Extra information for people considering the boards - even if they aren't using the pedal plates:These boards are designed to be so low to the ground that there is no clearance for ANY common power supply such as VooDoo and Wampler. They just don't have the clearance for the supply to fit under the board. Guess what'sthe ONLY P/S that WILL fit? The one they sell! The CIOK. But even then due to the low clearance, the power supply must fit right up against the pedal floor, thus obliterating huge amounts of real estate on the top of the board. The reason for this is the pedal plates attach from the back of the board with little thumb screws. Slap a decent sized power supply which usually measures 6 x 4 inches and there goes 24 square inches of your board space. That's room for THREE 2" x 4" pedals!!!All they would have to do is make the back of the board another 2" taller and then the P/S could attach lower and allow clearance for the thumb screws so you could use the whole board. I wouldn't recommend either the pedalboard OR the pedal plates.