Instead of using velcro strips, Temple Audio opted for locking screw-in plates that secure the pedals to the board’s perforated aluminum top.
In addition to improved attachment, this modular design allows for flexibility in positioning at the cost of a slightly longer setup time, since you have to plan the position of the plates and screw them in place every time you change your setup.
This particular model allows for up to two rows of pedals, and can easily handle big volume/expression pedals.
There are routing holes on the board for cabling, while the side rails and handles round up its features.
Cases are sold separately.
Features:
- Frame: Aluminum Rail
- Inclination: Inclined
- Dimensions:24.5″ x 12.5″ x 2.5″
- Softcase Dimensions: Not Included
- Weight: 4.6 lbs
- Pedal Fastener: Screw-in Pedal Plates Sold Separately: all sizes at Sweetwater – at Amazon: Large – Medium – Small.
- Accessories: Assorted Zip Ties.
Pros
This board has been well received for its solid pedal attachment, which for many users beats the convenience of velcro. Its clean look is also commended, while many appreciate how clutter free their setup looks after switching to the Temple Audio DUO 24.
Cons
It is important to note that the pedal plates are sold separately, so you should add them to the overall cost of this board. Here’s a link to the pedal plates at Sweetwater and here are links to the 3 sizes at Amazon: Large – Medium – Small.
Overall
The Temple Audio DUO 24 easily stands out with its distinct design and secure pedal attachment, while not as cheap as the others once you add in extra for pedal plates and a case, it definitely is worth the investment.
Although this was previously on our recommended list, there are now more highly rated options available which you can see in our guide to The Best Pedalboards.
