Summer NAMM 2013: FxConnectx Wireless Pedalboard Demo

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        Summer NAMM '13 - FxConnectx Wireless Pedalboard and Body Pack Controller Demos
    Watch demos of FxConnectx wireless pedalboard, wireless bodypack controllers, and wireless control systems.
By Charles SaufleyAug 16, 2013
Charles Saufley
Charles Saufley is a writer and musician from Northern California. He has served as gear editor at Premier Guitar since 2010 and held the same position at Acoustic Guitar Magazine from 2006 to 2009. Charles also records and performs with Meg Baird, Espers, and Heron Oblivion for Drag City and Sub Pop.
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Premier Guitar's Charles Saufley is on location in Nashville, Tennessee, for the Summer NAMM 2013 show where he visits the FxConnectx booth to get demos of their wireless pedalboard, wireless bodypack controllers, and wireless control systems. 
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