Velcro - which way round?

[BigRedX]

I've just bought some velcro strip for attaching my non-rackable units to a rack tray.

I don't suppose it matters which part gets attached to the unit and which to the tray, but is there an accepted way of doing it?

[6feet7]

Fluffy to tray, rough to pedal

[uncle psychosis]

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Fluffy to tray, rough to pedal
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Yep, this is the "standard" way of doing it.

[Wooks79]

+1 What they said...

[ras52]

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Fluffy to tray, rough to pedal
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Fluffy to tray, rough to pedal
That's the way that's best for metal

[gadgie]

Either way, it's a rip off!

[BigRedX]

Thanks!

All done except the Sony Receiver is just too tall once the velcro is attached. :-(

[Skybone]

Another vote for "Fluffy to tray, spiky to pedal".

Main reason for me, is that the spiky side collects dirt & other assorted crud like a magnet, where the fluffy side doesn't. This means that you can swap and change pedals around as you like, and not loose any adhesion (for want of a better word) on the board. If it was spiky side down, you will loose adhesion on the strip because it gets clogged up with crud very quickly.

[paulbuzz]

Also, you can annoy other family members by attaching pedals to the carpet in your house.

[stingraybassman]

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Hook (rough) and Loop (fluffy) you heathens!!!