Temple Audio Design TRIO 43

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Unleash your creativity and take control of your sound with the Temple Audio Design TRIO 43 pedalboard. This modular masterpiece offers a sprawling 43 inches of customizable space, perfect for serious pedal enthusiasts who crave both capacity and convenience. Constructed from lightweight aluminum, the TRIO 43 is surprisingly easy to transport, yet robust enough to withstand the rigors of the road.

What sets the TRIO 43 apart is its innovative modular design. With one micro module and three mini module slots on each end, this pedalboard allows you to tailor your setup to your exact specifications. Whether it's switching power connections or adding custom lighting, the TRIO 43 adapts to your needs, not the other way around.

Secure your pedals like never before with the TRIO 43’s locking screw-in pedal plates (sold separately). Say goodbye to the slippage and movement that even the strongest hook-and-loop tape can’t prevent. This system ensures your pedals remain steadfastly in place, no matter how intense the performance.

Designed for versatility, the pegboard layout accommodates both top-side FX mounting and underside power supply installation, making it a breeze to keep your setup tidy and efficient. Embrace the freedom to create a truly personalized pedalboard that reflects your style and sound.

Key Features:

43" length accommodates up to 33 standard BOSS-sized FX pedals
Modular design with one micro module and three mini module slots on each end
Lightweight yet rugged aluminum construction
Locking thumb-screw mounting plates for secure pedal placement (sold separately)
Offset routing holes for cleaner cabling
Manufactured in Saskatchewan, Canada

Product specs

Brand	Temple Audio
Model	TRIO 43 TR Pedalboard
Finish	Temple Red
Year	2010s
Categories	Pedalboards and Power Supplies

FAQs

What are the dimensions of the Temple Audio Design TRIO 43 pedalboard?: The Temple Audio Design TRIO 43 pedalboard measures 43 inches wide by 16.5 inches deep, providing ample space for a large number of pedals.
Does the Temple Audio TRIO 43 pedalboard support power supply mounting?: Yes, the Temple Audio TRIO 43 pedalboard is designed to accommodate power supply mounting underneath, utilizing the Temple Audio power supply bracket system for a clean setup.
Is the Temple Audio TRIO 43 pedalboard compatible with all types of guitar pedals?: The Temple Audio TRIO 43 pedalboard is compatible with most standard guitar pedals, thanks to its modular design and ample space for various pedal sizes and configurations.
How does the Temple Audio TRIO 43 pedalboard secure pedals in place?: The Temple Audio TRIO 43 pedalboard uses a unique Quick Release Pedal Mounting System, allowing easy attachment and rearrangement of pedals without the need for adhesive velcro.
Can I customize the layout of my pedals on the Temple Audio TRIO 43?: Yes, the Temple Audio TRIO 43 pedalboard's modular design allows for customizable pedal layouts, enabling musicians to tailor their setup according to their specific needs.

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PROS

Spacious design accommodates numerous pedals, perfect for extensive setups
Lightweight construction makes it easy to transport
Cable management holes keep setup tidy and organized
Under-mounting options for power supply increase available pedal space
Specialized mounting plates prevent dust and fuzz, offering a cleaner look
Highly customizable with optional add-on modules
Versatile for both guitarists and keyboardists, accommodating various equipment types

CONS

Quality control issues with side module systems, leading to potential breakage
Add-on accessories can be pricey compared to alternatives
Lack of included carrying case, requiring additional purchase
Requires modification for standard MIDI cable routing
LED lighting options are overpriced compared to market alternatives
No built-in plug strip, complicating power management setup

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Some owners utilize extra long IEC cables for power supply routing through module panels for a cleaner look.
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Owners recommend using painters tape between the pedal and mounting plate to make removal easier and prevent adhesive residue.
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Users suggest using EBS flat patch cables for better compatibility with small cable holes.
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Dual Lock is favored over Temple quick releases for easier pedal repositioning and stability.
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Users note that Creation Music's patch bay functions similarly to Temple Audio's 4x mod, offering an alternative for those seeking modular signal routing.
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Rockboard, Creation Audio, and Pedaltrain alternatives are noted for better utility and less flex compared to Temple boards.
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Features and functionality

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Temple Audio's modular system is praised for its ability to integrate CIOKS power supplies directly into mod slots, matching the grid for straightforward installation.
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The Trio 21 is favored for its three large mod slots per side, facilitating easy pedal arrangement including MIDI controllers and wide pedals.
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Extra rails can be added to mount more pedals underneath, enhancing the board's capacity.
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Hi-5 Mods praised for tidy power management, but board flex remains a concern due to soft metal construction.
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The horizontal supports included with the Trio models help mitigate flex, but a vertical support option is desired for further stability.
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The Trio 21 model is noted for minimal flex compared to larger Temple boards, offering more stable performance.
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Build quality

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The horizontal strut is slightly short, making medium plate under-mounting challenging unless flipped, which can be awkward.
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Quick releases often arrive defective; issues include stripped screws and broken plates, affecting usability and display positioning.
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The Trio 28 model has awkward pedal access in the middle row, despite an overall sturdy build.
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Use cases and applications

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Temple boards are praised for their ability to house multiple power supplies and MIDI boxes beneath, making them suitable for complex setups.
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The board effectively supports diverse genres, with a focus on heavy pedal collections and modular configurations.
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Value and pricing

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Initial setup costs, including solderless cables and power modules, can reach approximately $1,000, excluding pedals.
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Setup and maintenance

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Painted-over screws on pre-drilled slots require disassembly for removal, complicating module installation.
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4.5 out of 5

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apollo_moonman

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over 6 years ago

Clean, Easy, and Customisable

The Temple pedal boards use specialized mounting plates instead of velcro tape. However you could still use velcro tape if you're more interested just in the size of the board. But the mounting plates really allow you to get a clean looking, dust free, fuzz free, hair free board. If you like to rearrange your pedal board often this may be easier as you don't have to worry about two different sides of tape pulling off the pedal or off the board. Plenty of room for any type of pedals you could imagine. I also like using the modules Temple sells. Plenty of options for any type of player.

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Electronic Rock Stage & Screen

thegreykeyboards

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about 6 years ago

Oh the possibilities

I'm a keyboardist and I use this to house a Korg Minilogue, KP3, and a bunch of pedals. This is the closest thing to a keyboardist-friendly pedalboard I've ever seen.

I only with there were an easy way to add a regular-old plug strip. I've added my own to the bottom but it's not a fun process. My keyboards won't run on a Voodoo Labs (though I have one of those mounted too).