Ship me a box of pedals. Get back a stage-ready rig.
You already own the tone — it's in the box. I've spent almost 30 years wiring live rooms and studios. Send me your pedals and how you play. What comes back is laid out for your feet, wired for the road, and dead quiet. Two cables and go.
Your pedals are pro.
Your board isn't.
Somewhere under that velcro and daisy-chain is the tone you paid for. You know the sound — the hum that shows up at soundcheck and hides at home. The patch cable that dies on the downbeat. The changeover where you're on your knees re-seating plugs while the room waits.
And it's not just the noise. It's playing the whole set with one ear on the rig, wondering if tonight's the night it quits.
You paid for that tone. Bad wiring shouldn't get to take it back.
The engineer bands call mid-set
I've stood side-stage when a player's rig died in the middle of a set. I know exactly what that silence feels like — because I'm the one they handed the board to.
I'm JR. I've been engineering live music and recording sessions for almost 30 years, and for most of them players have brought me rigs that quit at the worst possible moment. So I did what a responsible engineer does: I made it happen. The emergency repairs turned into rewire requests. The rewires turned into full builds. The builds turned into this.
— JR
The Flip Test
Half the internet thinks a pro build is just cutting cables to length. Every builder shows you the top of the board. Turn mine over. The routing under there takes more time than anything on top — and it's the reason the board is quiet.
Topside · a real build
Underside · same board · actual standard ↓ keep scrolling — the board flips
What you'll say
"I cannot believe someone put that amount of time into cable routing." Good. That's the standard. Dressed runs, service loops, strain relief at every termination — work nobody sees, doing the job every night.
What you'll hear
Nothing. That's the point. Then you plug in and listen to what isn't there.
The noise-floor commitment
"An absolutely quiet noise floor — the lowest humanly possible for the equipment you hand me." That's not a spec-sheet number. It's the standard every build ships against, and your bench-test video proves it before the box is sealed.
The Box In, Rig Out Plan
Your total effort: pack one box and answer a few questions. That's the whole job on your end.
Pack the Box
Reserve your slot and I send you a prepaid, insured shipping label and a packing guide. Box up your pedals with your gear list and how you play: clubs, Sundays, sessions.
Your effort ends hereApprove the Layout
I map the board around your feet and your signal chain — power, routing, and reach planned before anything mounts. Nothing gets built until you sign off.
You stay in controlWire to the Flip Test
Custom-cut runs, isolated power, strain relief at every termination. Then every jack gets tested on camera — that video ships with your board.
Proof, not promisesTwo Cables and Go
It arrives labeled, documented, and gig-ready. Plug in the input and the output. Play.
Gig-Ready GuaranteePick the size of the job
Checkout reserves one of this month's 6 build slots with a $149 deposit that covers your layout design — the same call other shops charge $99–$149 for on its own — and every dollar applies to your build. You approve the layout before a single pedal gets mounted.
- 1Reserve your slot & pack the box
- 2Approve your layout
- 3Two cables and play
Tier 01
The Weekender
For the player with a tight rig who wants it silent and settled.
Starting at$449
Compact builds · up to 6 pedals · your board or mine
- Layout designed around your feet — you approve before I mount anything
- Custom-cut patch cables, every run dressed
- Isolated power mounted & matched to your pedals
- Under-board routing to the Flip Test standard
- Prepaid, insured shipping label + packing guide — both directions
- Ships with Your bench-test video — every jack tested on camera
Gig-Ready Guarantee · $149 deposit covers your layout design & applies in full to your build
Tier 02
The Road Rig
For the rig that works every weekend — and can't afford a night off.
Starting at$849
Mid/large builds · 7–12 pedals · MIDI & switching
- Everything in The Weekender
- MIDI controllers & loop switchers integrated and programmed
- Connector panel — two cables and you’re on
- Tour-grade strain relief at every termination
- Signal-path consult — your chain, rethought by an engineer
- Single-side patch panel & flight-case-friendly sizing on request
- Prepaid, insured shipping label + packing guide — both directions
- Ships with Bench-test video + full wiring documentation
Gig-Ready Guarantee · $149 deposit covers your layout design & applies in full to your build
The Deluxe Path
Full Custom
For the rig that doesn't fit a category. Ground-up, no limits.
From$1,999
Quoted per build · rack & hybrid rigs welcome
- One-on-one design consult with JR
- Board sourcing or custom fabrication
- Complete signal-path architecture
- Wet/dry, stereo, rack-hybrid — whatever the music needs
- Ships with Bench-test video + documentation + priority support
Personal reply within 2 business days · tell me who sent you
The Gig-Ready Guarantee
Lifetime on every solder joint · 12 months on everything else · no fine-print games
If a joint I soldered fails under normal playing use — ever — I fix it free. Everything else I built is covered for twelve months, same terms.
On me
- Every solder joint I made — for life
- Every patch cable I built — 12 months
- Every connection I terminated — 12 months
Not on me
- Drops, spills, and the van
- The pedals themselves
- Mods made after delivery
Your bench-test video shows every connection working the day it left my bench. That's the line — and it's a fair one.
This is for you if
- Your gig depends on your rig
- You'd rather play than troubleshoot
- You've heard one of my boards and want that quiet
It's not for you if
- You're hunting the cheapest velcro job on the internet
- You enjoy rewiring at midnight (genuine respect)
- You need it by Friday
The number of boards I've built doesn't matter.
The sound of the rig that sent you here does.
I don't run ads and I don't chase strangers. This business grows one referred player at a time — so the best proof isn't on this page. It's on the stages you've already heard.
On stage and in session with
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Huser Brothers Country & rock · Central Texas -
Mason Hays Singer-songwriter · Waco, TX -
Art Wellborn Band Worship · Waco, TX -
Antioch Worship Antioch Community Church · Waco, TX
Questions players ask
Do I have to be referred?
Do I send you my pedals?
How long does a build take?
What if a connection fails on the road?
Can you re-wire the board I already have?
Can you integrate MIDI and switchers?
Why not just do it myself?
Then one night you notice —
you haven't thought about your rig in weeks.
From the player who troubleshoots to the player who just plays.
Your Tone. Your Board. Built Better.
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