Just thinking out loud before we get our remotes 
Ideally, I'd like to velcro the KPR flat to my pedal board, will it be possible (whilst keeping the warranty intact) to remove the rubber feet?
Rubber feet removal?
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PVO_Dave -
February 18, 2015 at 11:34 PM -
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I would say they will just unscrew and all will be ok
That's what my plans are aswell -
Only reason I'm checking, is that when I had my PODHD, the rubber feet screws also formed part of the case, without the feet the screws were too long and could have potentially damaged something if screwed all the way in
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The feet come off without affecting the case. The screws are kinda long, and there are some circuit boards near the holes, so you may not want to put the screws back in by themselves.
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Good news, I was just thinking the same thing.
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I don't think you'll void the warranty by removing the rubber feet. If they're not too big, it might make as much sense to just stick some velro on them, should hold just as well. Anyway, if you remove them, remember to keep them somewhere for safekeeping in case you decide to get the Remote off the board down the line or change setups.
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The feet come off without affecting the case. The screws are kinda long, and there are some circuit boards near the holes, so you may not want to put the screws back in by themselves.
Have you seen the bottom of the Remote? Did you take one apart at NAMM?
I'm with @nightlight - stick some industrial strength velcro on whatever kind of feet it has, and it should stay on the pedal board.
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Sorry, I thought this was about the toaster. My bad.
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Sorry, I thought this was about the toaster. My bad.
No problem! I thought you might have been talking about the Line 6 pedal, but I wasn't sure.
Thanks!
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Just to confirm, the feet removed without issue, the KPR is fixed flat to the board
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Just to confirm, the feet removed without issue, the KPR is fixed flat to the board
, yep same here, flat to the board