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really decent pedal board !
I use this pedal board since 2015 with a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus, it hasn't changed a bit in 4 years.
This item is really sturdy, and a thousand times more viable than my old DIY rack that would get tossed around in live sessions.
I had to drill the structure in order to fix my power adapter so make sure to have the proper tools (this aluminium is TOUGH)
10/10 would buy again
This item is really sturdy, and a thousand times more viable than my old DIY rack that would get tossed around in live sessions.
I had to drill the structure in order to fix my power adapter so make sure to have the proper tools (this aluminium is TOUGH)
10/10 would buy again
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Perfect for semi-pro use
In terms of space, I fit something like 3 MXR type pedals, a wah, a power source, a pog and my amp switcher ... So sometimes you lack a little bit of space, but this wasn't the fault of the company and it makes me less distracted by pedals, so that can be a good thing.
The bag is really strong and protect your pedals really well, but I wouldn't "tour" intensively with it !
That's why I'm talking of a semi-pro use, that's a massive upgrade from the DIY cardboard box with a wood board. It has lasted for a long time with me and travelled a lot, and hasn't any trace of use of it. And it is not handled like a baby ! So this is a really really great buy for me. And is easy to carry with me, even in the bus if you have some space under your legs.
The bag is really strong and protect your pedals really well, but I wouldn't "tour" intensively with it !
That's why I'm talking of a semi-pro use, that's a massive upgrade from the DIY cardboard box with a wood board. It has lasted for a long time with me and travelled a lot, and hasn't any trace of use of it. And it is not handled like a baby ! So this is a really really great buy for me. And is easy to carry with me, even in the bus if you have some space under your legs.
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Does exactly what it's supposed to.
This is my first pedal board, so I don't have much else to compare it to. The reason I got this one is because it's a handy size, sturdy build, well angled and can fit most power supplies underneath to eliminate taking up a bunch of space. With the power supply mounted underneath I currently have seven pedals and space left for another one. Will probably get another Pedaltrain board if I feel I need a bigger one. Would recommend anyone looking for a reasonably priced board to look into getting a Pedaltrain.
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My first board: best choice I could have made
This is an amazing board. It can handle as much fx as you really need, and it fits most power supplies underneath. It looks amazing and it is lightweight. The bag doesn't seem to be the most resistant one, but if you are careful this can last long.
Pros:
- Size and weight
- Quality (good build quality)
Cons:
No cons.
This is a great board, and I think I won't get any other soon.
Pros:
- Size and weight
- Quality (good build quality)
Cons:
No cons.
This is a great board, and I think I won't get any other soon.
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Pedaltrain Classic JR SC
First things first.
You want your wah pedal on board?
Classic Jr is your 1st choise in the line that has the space for it.
Pedalwise i manage to fit 7 pedals boss-mxr size along with the wah. And i am happy with this board.
Quality is very good. Aluminum is very light.
The velcro fit OK on the board, you need steady hands for the job.
Underneath enough space for power and cables
Things to consider pedaltrain i am talking to you....
1.Soft Case maybe with more hard materials on the sides to stay more in place and more firm.
2.loops inside the case for the use of stabilizing the movement, or bond a cable or an extra pedal.
3.Wider strap and more comfy, did you ever tried to carry it with full pedals on your shoulder?
4.Can we have the option to buy it velcro preinstall?
Overall an top class product! I feel like a pro now!
Cheers!
You want your wah pedal on board?
Classic Jr is your 1st choise in the line that has the space for it.
Pedalwise i manage to fit 7 pedals boss-mxr size along with the wah. And i am happy with this board.
Quality is very good. Aluminum is very light.
The velcro fit OK on the board, you need steady hands for the job.
Underneath enough space for power and cables
Things to consider pedaltrain i am talking to you....
1.Soft Case maybe with more hard materials on the sides to stay more in place and more firm.
2.loops inside the case for the use of stabilizing the movement, or bond a cable or an extra pedal.
3.Wider strap and more comfy, did you ever tried to carry it with full pedals on your shoulder?
4.Can we have the option to buy it velcro preinstall?
Overall an top class product! I feel like a pro now!
Cheers!
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Nothing beats a Pedaltrain
I've considered many options and I've used many other brands, but I always end up back with a Pedaltrain. It's the most convenient and easy to use board. My Carl Martin Pro Power V2 fits under it nicely. All my pedals look great on top of it.
The main improvements to this newer version is the added width which is nice and the gigbag quality is so much better than the old ones. I considered upgrading to a case, but this bag will hold up just fine.
The main improvements to this newer version is the added width which is nice and the gigbag quality is so much better than the old ones. I considered upgrading to a case, but this bag will hold up just fine.
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Lightweight workhorse
You can place about 10 or more pedals of different sizes. The pedalboard has a solid lightweight construction.
The bag doesn’t have an additional pocket for storing cables. Over the time the sides of the bag become wrinkled. The kit velcro isn’t strong enough to hold pedals on places. Not bad, but not perfect.
The bag doesn’t have an additional pocket for storing cables. Over the time the sides of the bag become wrinkled. The kit velcro isn’t strong enough to hold pedals on places. Not bad, but not perfect.
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Great, great, great!
Really sturdy, but really light!
Managed to fit 10 pedals, some non standard size.
Included velcro was standard good velcro - sticks like glue!
And supplied bag is great too. This endured numerous gigs and still has no wear on it.
Cost - I think you pay for what you get. You could make a pedalboard yourself cheaper - but I doubt that it would be as sturdy/light as this one.
Managed to fit 10 pedals, some non standard size.
Included velcro was standard good velcro - sticks like glue!
And supplied bag is great too. This endured numerous gigs and still has no wear on it.
Cost - I think you pay for what you get. You could make a pedalboard yourself cheaper - but I doubt that it would be as sturdy/light as this one.
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Good
The board it self it's quite good. Although the bag it's quite simple and cheap for the whole price.
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Quality as expected
This is the same solid construction that you would expect from Pedal train. The board itself is solid and the bag is good to. The bag instead of a hard case makes this board great for public transport or smaller gig's where bringing a bigger board with a big hard case isn't practical This makes a great backup board to a bigger Pedal train. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because the bag doesn't have a storage compartment on the front to keep small bits in. This would be a great addition to store spare patch cables or a back up power supply and batteries etc.
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