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The PEDAL PYTHON™ Edge
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Conceal - Protect
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Easily customize Pedal Python to fit your exact specs.
Re-Usable
Conceal - Protect
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Change out cables on the go with our revolutionary anchor system.
Conceal - Protect
Conceal - Protect
Wraps up to 7 cables!
Upgrade your stage appearance.
Shield your vital connections from the rugged hazards of road and stage.
Wraps up to 7 cables!
Colors to match your style!
Wraps up to 7 cables!
Easily combine anywhere from 2-7 cables. Pedal Python expands with you!
Reduce changeover time
Colors to match your style!
Colors to match your style!
Get on and off stage FAST
with our extra-long carrying strap.
Colors to match your style!
Colors to match your style!
Colors to match your style!
Show off your attitude with our custom colors! Lengths up to 50 feet, and beyond!
the PEDAL Python story
"Don't be trippin'!"
I'm Kevin Wasmer, founder, owner and inventor of Pedal Python™.
Back in 2010 as a guitar player in a fledgling rock band, I had a gloriously complicated pedalboard. It had 3 cables, but they were 30 feet long, and my band gigged a lot!
After getting cursed out on more than one occasion for taking too long to set up, or to "Get off the damn stage already!!", tripping on my cords and losing a few expensive cables, I determined I was going to come up with a way to get these cables in order or die trying.
First I tried electrical tape, that was a gooey mess. Next I tried using a mess of zip ties. After slicing my fingers open several times (OUCH) I realized this was a bad idea too.
I went to music stores and found no cable organizers that worked with my cables. They were either bulky, ugly, or expensive. I even looked into getting all of my cables remade into what is known as "cable loom" or "cable snake". Those things are custom-made for professional musicians and can cost upwards of $300. No way José.
So in true rock and roll DIY spirit.... I made my own! I scoured the industrial market for the right types of material and invented a simple but effective system to hold it all in place no matter how many times I loaded and unloaded my gear. I also made it easy to take on and off, for those times I had to change out a bad cable. And that was very first version of what would become Pedal Python. Life was good. I even got off stage faster than the drummer! But something else happened. Every time we would do a show with other acts, the other guitar players kept asking me where they could buy this cool thing. I asked myself, is this something that people really want? So, I turned that question out to all my guitar player friends on a giant Facebook message thread with a picture of my "Pedal Python", asked them if they would want one and how much they'd pay. The results were eye-popping.
So, I sold one of my guitars, took the cash, bought a domain name and a bunch of product. Out of my basement, and with the help of a talented videographer and a nice lady I knew with an embroidering sewing machine, the first Pedal Python™ came to life.
Now, get off the stage! (Quickly, please.)
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