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Great pedalboard, poorly made soft case and low quality velcro
The pedalboard is sturdy and not so heavy by comparison with other, similarly sized, pedalboards. Arranging pedal around is quite easy.
But, two defects:
1. the bag is poorly made. After one week of use, the nut that retains the safety hook to the strap got distended and fell off. So the pedalboard fell off from my shoulder. I tightened the nut, but after one week the nut fell off again (with the pedalboard). So I have to change the strap. Other straps (e.g. Harley Benton for the similar model) are not made the same, the metallic part which holds the safety hook to the stap is in one bloc, so much sturdier. Also, the foam handle tends to get unsewn from the handle itself.
2. Minor, but still an issue, the velcro stays well in place on the pedalboard, but not under pedals. Most of the time, the glue is not strong enough to resist a couple of un-fastening. As a result, the velcro (supposedly glued to the pedal) stays fasten to the pedalboard.
Really mixed feelings.
But, two defects:
1. the bag is poorly made. After one week of use, the nut that retains the safety hook to the strap got distended and fell off. So the pedalboard fell off from my shoulder. I tightened the nut, but after one week the nut fell off again (with the pedalboard). So I have to change the strap. Other straps (e.g. Harley Benton for the similar model) are not made the same, the metallic part which holds the safety hook to the stap is in one bloc, so much sturdier. Also, the foam handle tends to get unsewn from the handle itself.
2. Minor, but still an issue, the velcro stays well in place on the pedalboard, but not under pedals. Most of the time, the glue is not strong enough to resist a couple of un-fastening. As a result, the velcro (supposedly glued to the pedal) stays fasten to the pedalboard.
Really mixed feelings.
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