The Story
In 2017, Dan was mid-set with They Might Be Giants when one cable gave out and the whole pedalboard went dark. Show over. Band waiting. Crowd confused. And here's the thing — it wasn't the first time it had happened to him.
Something clicked. Traditional pedalboards are basically one long daisy chain of cables, which means one bad connection anywhere in the line kills everything downstream. It's a fragile, annoying system that guitarists have just learned to live with since forever.
Dan decided he was done living with it. He had the idea. The team built it. MIP-S is the result.
Dan Miller
Founder
Grammy-winning guitarist, They Might Be Giants. 20 years touring professionally. Built MIP-S to solve his own recurring cable failure problem.
Scott Bozack
Electrical Engineering
Tour Manager and FOH Engineer for They Might Be Giants, Indigo Girls, Meshell Ndegeocello, and OK Go. Decades on professional tours. Designed the fault detection circuitry and power management system. Knows what breaks on the road and how to prevent it.
Joe Transue
Mechanical Engineering
Enclosure design, connector engineering, and production-ready mechanical specifications. Responsible for translating the V2 concept into manufacturable hardware. Focused on durability, thermal management, and field serviceability.

