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Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard

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Unlock your pedalboard potential with the Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard, a revolutionary modular system tailored for musicians who demand flexibility and security. Featuring a dual-row design, this 24-inch pedalboard allows you to easily configure your gear layout to suit your unique style and needs. Whether you're a touring professional or a weekend warrior, this board offers a sophisticated solution for managing your effects pedals and power supplies with ease.

Crafted from lightweight aluminum, the Templeboard's frame ensures durability without adding unnecessary weight to your rig. Its rugged side rails and handle pulls are ready to withstand the rigors of the road. The innovative locking pedal plate system, sold separately, ensures your pedals stay securely in place, offering peace of mind whether you're on stage or in transit.

Customization is at the core of the DUO 24 Templeboard. With space for two rows of pedals, offset routing holes for cleaner cabling, and optional side mounting modules, you can tailor your board with various inputs, outputs, and power modules. The creative possibilities are endless, and the only limit is your imagination.

Key Features:

Dual-row design accommodates up to 12 standard BOSS-sized pedals
Lightweight and durable aluminum chassis
Locking thumb-screw mounting plates (sold separately) for secure pedal placement
Optional side mounting modules for diverse connectivity options
Rugged handle pulls and side rails for enhanced portability
Proudly manufactured in Saskatchewan, Canada

Elevate your pedalboard game with the Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard, where innovation meets customization.

Product specs

Height	1.5" (front), 2.5" (back)
Length	24.5"
Depth	12.5"
Weight	4.6 lbs.
Material	Lightweight Aluminum board

FAQs

What is the Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard made from?: The Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard is made from lightweight aluminum, making it durable yet easy to transport.
How much space does the Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard provide for pedals?: The Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard offers a length of 24.5 inches and a depth of 12.5 inches, providing ample space for arranging multiple effects pedals.
Is the Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard suitable for gigging musicians?: Yes, the Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard is designed with gigging musicians in mind, featuring a lightweight design and sturdy construction to withstand frequent transport and use.
Can the Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard accommodate power supplies underneath?: Yes, the Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard can accommodate power supplies underneath, thanks to its elevated rear height of 2.5 inches, providing extra space for mounting.
What is the weight of the Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard?: The Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard weighs 4.6 lbs, making it easy to carry while still providing a stable platform for your pedals.

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PROS

Lightweight yet sturdy design ensures durability and portability
Quick-release pedal plates allow for easy reconfiguration without tape or velcro
Grid hole design supports zip ties for cable management
Modular side panels offer custom input and routing options
Enclosed design hides cables and power supply for a neat appearance
Ample space accommodates up to 10-12 standard pedals
Optional lighting effects enhance visibility in dim conditions
Affordable compared to other professional pedalboard options
Compatible with various power supplies for a plug-and-play setup
Professional finish and thoughtful design enhance overall aesthetic

CONS

High cost of add-on modules and quick-release system
Installation of modules can be challenging with small screws
Side panel screws are easy to lose and hard to replace
System can feel restrictive, locking users into specific accessories

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Temple Audio DUO 24 Templeboard.

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Soft cases suffice temporarily, but flight cases offer better fit and protection; however, height clearance may be an issue with taller pedals.
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Users have reported difficulty with the small cable holes, which become crowded with more than two cables, affecting ease of cable management.
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Mounting a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2+ requires careful positioning due to its size, as it can interfere with pedal thumbscrews unless mounted vertically.
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Mods and upgrades

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Some users drill through micro mod plates to add custom power outputs, offering greater flexibility for patching additional pedals without extra cabling.
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Users recommend using 3/4” Dual Lock or Velcro for pedal attachment due to ease of installation and pedal rearrangement, over the challenging quick-release plates.
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Users recommend using a yellow adapter for polarity conversion and a grey current doubler cable for powering HX Stomp with Cioks supplies.
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EBS Flat TRS-TRS cables are preferred for low-profile connectivity, particularly useful for tight spaces on the board.
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Dual Lock is favored over Temple's quick release plates for easier pedal rearrangement; 3M Dual Lock can be custom-cut to fit pedals.
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Users recommend using stick-on cable hooks for better cable management under the board.
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Use cases and applications

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The inclusion of modules like the IEC and 4x input/output panels is praised for enabling clean and efficient signal routing, especially in studio settings.
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The board can accommodate a variety of gear, including a CIOKS DC7 and Strymon Conduit, but requires strategic planning to ensure everything fits securely.
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Features and functionality

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The modular slots accommodate CIOKS power supplies directly, providing a clean setup without additional drilling, enhancing the board's modular versatility.
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The lack of riser options is a common drawback, yet Templeboards excel when maximizing the use of endplate modules for connectivity and power needs.
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The board's lightweight yet sturdy design is well-received, but the mod panels are costly, prompting DIY alternatives for power ports and jacks.
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Build quality

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The board flex is noticeable, particularly in the middle sections, but doesn't compromise structural integrity, especially when heavier pedals are situated on the bottom row.
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Setup and maintenance

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The quick release plates can cause misalignment due to large threading holes, affecting pedal stability and requiring adjustments for a secure fit.
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Comparisons

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MONO Tour 2.0 cases are recommended over gig bags for Templeboards, offering flight-case-like protection at a significantly lighter weight.
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Value and pricing

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The quick release system, despite its cleanliness, adds significant cost, with plates priced at $3-5 CAD each, and they are not readily available locally.
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