Perfect Pedalboard? - Audio over Cat 5/6/7 for super quick setup.

In this video I’ll be showing how I build what I believe to be one of the best, most compact and quickest to set up pedalboard. I have a bass rig myself and in the video I’m building another just like it for the guitar player in my band.

This video is quite long, since It’s both explaining the setup, and showing the build process. I tried to edit it down as much as I could without loosing context.

I made a wishlist on Thomann with all the part I used from there.
It doesn't have the same footswitch, but Ampero is the one I have on my own board.
https://www.thomann.de/intl/wishlist_...

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:57 What I use for the build.
1:45 Why this pedalboard?
2:17 Drilling all the holes
3:16 Starting the build - Arranging the gear
3:37 MA400 - My favorite headphone amp for wired IEMs
4:30 Glueing velcro
5:20 Temporary Wiring
8:33 Power distribution
9:45 Checking the wiring of the included power supplies
13:17 Wiring the power supplies directly
16:55 Fitting the power supplies under the board
17:10 Grounding the pedalboard
18:45 Connecting the Powercon
19:25 Moment of truth - Powering it up
21:28 Why dual powercon?
22:05 Audio connectors
22:58 Connecting the Ethercon
28:35 Fitting the connectors
29:50 Jack connectors on the back
33:28 End results!
35:16 Combo Instrument/IEM Cable
36:17 Outro

This is Recorded with a Sony A6700 and a Sigma 16mm f/1.4.
The overhead shots are from my iPhone 15.
Microphone is a Shure SM7B into an Audient iD14 for the main section of the vide, the voiceover for the bill of materials and drilling sections are made with an sE V7 into an EVO4.