The second level Lift makes it easy to build compact yet powerful setups – especially when paired with loop switchers.
Lift 48 is most often installed on Ascend 48 or Flat 54, but it can also be installed across two connected Ascend 36 pedalboards.
When opened, Lift tilts backward, providing easy access to the effects underneath. When closed, it is held securely in place by spring hinges and neodymium magnets located beneath the stainless-steel front supports.
There are several options for attaching effects: the classic way with Velcro or DualLock, or especially secure with the optional effect mounting kit, which allows (many, though not all) effects to be screwed directly onto the pedalboard.
Lift is designed to integrate seamlessly with Ascend and Flat pedalboards, but it also works on DIY boards. If preferred, I can supply wood screws and neodymium magnets for direct wooden mounting in place of the standard hardware.
Technical Data:
Dimensions:
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Width: 48.0 cm
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Height: 6.9 cm (front) - 8.4 cm (back)
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Depth: 16.0 cm (top) - 16.5 cm (bottom)
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Available height under Lift: 6.5 cm (front) – 8.0 cm (rear)
Weight: 1.1 kg
Made in Baden-Württemberg from a single 3 mm thick aluminum sheet. Powder-coated in matte black in the neighboring town.
Note:
The rear hinges (top in the diagram) each take up about 4 x 4 cm on the pedalboard surface, while the front supports (bottom) each take up about 2 x 2 cm.
These areas are therefore no longer available for effects when Lift is installed on a pedalboard.
With a clearance of 300 mm wide and around 55 mm high between the front supports, many pedals can be positioned so that they sit only partially beneath Lift.
The module with the two front supports can also be mounted aligned to the left or right (offset by 60 mm).
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Constantin Eckstein
Kreuzgasse 11, 72581 Dettingen an der Erms, Deutschland
info@looperwerk.de
