Pedaltrain Classic Jr TC 18 X12.5 Inches Pedalboard with Tour Case

This is the highest-quality pedalboard and case you'll find. Yes, the power supply (sold separately) does require a drill to install, BUT, once you install it, you're gold.It's a single-piece aluminum board that will handle reasonably large pedal arrangements. You can stand on it and it won't bend. Clean it well before applying the velcro tape, and the tape will not peel off ever. If anything, it will peel off the bottom of your pedals before it comes off the board. But yeah, attach your pedals and shake the thing all around, they're not coming off. It looks clean and keeps my pedals nicely organized under my desk while I play, practice, and record.The majority of the cost is due to the case. It's ROCK SOLID. The thing could fall out of the back of a moving truck on the highway and your pedalboard will be safe. The latches are super-rigid, high-quality. They will not snap off or detach from the casing like many have experienced with guitar case latches. Nope. These are tough as hell. Inside is padded generously, to ensure your $1000+ pedal arrangement doesn't bang around. The case is so tough that I often use it as a platform booster for various things in my home recording room. This thing will last you years on the road, and the rest of your life if you're a musician who gigs out occasionally.You can safely call this a one-time purchase. I'm so happy I bought it. I absolutely love it. My setup would be so much more of a pain without it.

Great product and seamless transaction. I will buy from geartree again

Absolutely love these Pedaltrain boards! They’re really well built and always work great with my setups.Pros:- Smartly designed and really well built-- Comes with Velcro- Hard case works great when travelingCons:- It does come with a hard case which is a little heavy, especially when flying and walking around in an airport. Not a huge deal though!Overall, I’ll always be using Pedaltrain boards. They’re so great!

For the price, you get a perfectly sized board and a really sturdy case. I put a Voodoo Lab power supply underneath and it fits in perfectly using mounts. Its definitely heavy once your board is complete but its worth putting in the extra money to have a nice case. I would buy another if I ever built a 2nd board

I’m very happy with this purchase. The board itself is nice and lightweight and the carrying case is super heavy duty with good locks which will be perfect for flying. Also very happy it came with zip ties and velcro tape.

This is a great pedalboard. It’s big, I have 12 pedals on it now and could fit a few more, it’s well constructed, and very adaptable to mounting power supplies underneath. I used the generic mount to install the Phoenix and the only downside is that you have to drill holes, but it’s easy enough if you have a drill.If you want a large pedalboard, this is perfect. If you aren’t going to run 12 to 15 pedals, get a smaller one and you’ll enjoy it just as much

Very sturdy and the accompanying gig bag is sturdy as well. It's very nice to keep my board protected from the weather. I have a switching system attached to my which also switches channels on my amp. Here's a tip: I keep all the patch cables plugged into my board all the time. I got a piece of 1" thick foam from JoAnn's. When I pack up my board I lay the foam on top of my pedals and lay my coiled cables on top of he foam. Set-up and tear down are now a breeze! (And I labelled all my cables with a Brother P-Touch, so I know exactly where to plug everything into my amp without having to trace the cables back to my board.) Before my PedalTrain I'd spend a good 15 minutes laying out and wiring all my pedals together.

This board works great. I started off with a board I built myself out of wood that was slightly larger in dimension. That board fit my pedals, but I had trouble since I didn't have a case for it and even custom-sized soft cases were pretty expensive. I also wanted a slightly smaller board, since I play a lot of DIY shows and small venues (stage space is valuable). So I decided to try one of the Pedaltrain boards with a hard case. Even though these products are a little over-priced in comparison to a home-built board, the Pedaltrain board has a number of advantages. It is much lighter, being made out of aluminum instead of wood. The case is actually much better than I was reading online. I have already gigged with it 4 times and not a single scratch on it. The one qualm I have with it, is that the actual board fits very snug inside of the case, so you will have to pay attention to your cable management. I keep a row of pedals at the very top and use cable retainers to hold the cables in place right up against the top of the board so they fit in the case. For anyone's information as well, I am using both a Strymon Zuma and a Walrus Audio Pheonix power supply and they both fit under the board without hitting the ground. Would recommend.