Q: Can I use all full size ¼” plugs and 90º ¼” plugs with the Boneyard?
A: For the most part yes. The larger holes allow most ¼” guitar plugs to be used. If you happen to have an extra large ¼” plug like a Neutrik, you may have to disconnect and re-solder in place.

Q: Why is the Boneyard so expensive?
A: When we decided to make the Boneyard, we wanted to ensure it would last. Therefore we chose to use furniture grade plywood, proper edging, high-quality super-stick carpet and have it painted properly so that it would stand up. The problem with cheaper boards that use particle board is that if ever they get wet, they will deteriorate. Further, with guitarists stomping one their pedals at full force, we wanted to make sure the Boneyard was really tough and could handle 300 lbs of exuberance!

Q: Why has it taken somebody so long to come up with such an obviously needed product?
A: Designing a product like the Boneyard, even though it seems like a no-brainer, requires great deal of thought and the weighing of many variables. Anyone can make a product that has tons of features if cost is no object – getting just the right mix of features that most people will want at an attractive price – that is the hard part

Q: Will you be producing a smaller version for smaller stages?
A: We do not have plans to produce a smaller version yet, but hopefully one day we will.

Q: Can I cut the Boneyard to suit my special needs?
A: Yes you can – but obviously we cannot warranty a product that has been changed or modified!

Q: Can I cut a whole in the front of the Boneyard to slide a microphone stand leg underneath?
A: Yes. Just keep in mind that the space under the Boneyard was originally designed to house cables and power supplies. Also bear in mind that we cannot warranty products that have been modified.