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Pedaltrain MINI With Soft Case

11.11.10

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Pedalboard for guitar products with carrying case
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- Light weight aluminum construction
- Cordora nylon bag
- Lifetime Warranty
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Pedaltrain 2 With Soft Case

20.10.10

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Pedalboard for guitar products with carrying case
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Technical Details

- Light weight aluminum construction
- Cordora nylon bag
- Lifetime Warranty
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Customer Buzz
 "Worth the wait" 2010-09-23
By Tone (Waterford, MI)
I put off using a pedal board for years because of the apparent lack of imagination by manufacturers. Always too big or too small with nothing in between to choose from. I finally decided to go with the Pedaltrain 2 after watching the YouTube vid for it. The item shipped quickly and in a day or so I was able to put together a board that works for me and isn't over or under sized. Great product!

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 "pedaltrain 2 soft case" 2010-07-26
By Philip A Strickland
I love it. Perfect size for my gear. im not traveling every week the soft case is fine.


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Pedaltrain Pro With Soft Case

2.10.10

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For the player who needs a large pedalboard without the extra bulk (or expense) of a flight case. A heavy duty cordura nylon gig bag is included with solid panels sewn inside the walls for added strength, plus a large and roomy gusseted pouch on the exterior.
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Technical Details

- Light weight aluminum construction
- Cordora nylon bag
- Lifetime Warranty
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Customer Buzz
 "Best non-wired pedalboard there is" 2010-06-23
By Brent
The Pedaltrain Pro was purchased to replace an SKB Stage 5 which was giving me a lot of issues (pedals never seemed to work well with the onboard power supply). I like this unpowered board much better, all the surface space is usable, it's lightweight, comes with tons of velcro and black cable ties so you can make a nice clean setup. You'll of course have to figure out your preferred way of powering everything (I just secured a couple of surge protectors to the underside with cable ties, works fine). It's easy to reconfigure when you add or remove pedals. The very heavy-duty soft case is fine if you're not constantly throwing it in a band truck, if you are you should spring for the version that comes in a road case. Came from Best Service in about 9 days, in good condition and as advertised.

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 "Only if you're a garage-rocker ... otherwise get the hard case" 2009-11-24
By E. C. Baumann (Decatur, GA)
If you're anything other than the very occasional musician, you'd be better off buying the version of this product with the hard case. I'm gigging 3-4 times a month and find that the soft case allows pedals to shift so much during transit that they come loose from the board. The padded flight case would hold pedals down more securely.



But there's more to the problem. First, the Velcro isn't anywhere near strong enough to hold down heavier pedals (e.g. a Digitech Whammy, even a Cry-Baby), which come loose even when picking the board up to put it in its case. I've ended up using cable ties wrapped around the crossbars to augment the Velcro. Second, the glue on the back of the supplied Velcro isn't strong enough to stay attached to many pedals. I've ended up using Gorilla glue to get the stuff to stick.



I'm not sure there is any solution to these problems, since any pedal-board would have the same issues.



Having said that, it's a good solid pedal-board, probably the best available.

Customer Buzz
 "Pedaltrain Pro w/ softcase" 2009-08-24
By M. Hamilton (Boston)
This thing is awesome. Built like a tank but beware, it's HUGE. Worth every penny.

Customer Buzz
 "Pedaltrain Pro pedal board with soft case" 2009-02-20
By Fred Stewart (Fairfield, CT)
These pedal boards are sturdy, light, and very versatile. The case is well made. access to the pedals is great due to the raised height and the angle. The rubber feet are substantial. I can't find anything to improve upon!


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Pedaltrain JR With Soft Case

15.9.10

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Pedalboard for guitar products with carrying case
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Technical Details

- Light weight aluminum construction
- Cordora nylon bag
- Lifetime Warranty
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Customer Buzz
 "Great Product! Well Worth It." 2009-12-28
By ksrp (New York)
A great option for those with 6 to 8 pedals. A bit expensive, which cost it a star. It is very well-made. Incredibly light. The soft case seems sturdy and well-made. Very roomy. No problem loading a fully loaded PT into it. Also comes with plenty of Velcro and brackets for installing a Voodoo PP2+ power source. But, the Voodoo is not the only option.



I used a T-Rex Fuel Tank Jr. This is a great option to the much more expensive Voodoo Labs PP2+ or some other bricks. Installation is not at all a hassle. Easily attaches with Velcro to the Pedaltrain, either on top or to save space it fits nicely Velcro'ed (I used 3M Dual Lock) underneath the unit. Plenty of isolated (thus noise-free) outputs (5) to power your pedals. Comes with many, many different size cables so you'll definitely find the length you want. You can also daisy-chain (cable included) several pedals to one single output as long as the combined draw is not over 120mA (check the specs of your pedals for power draw expressed as mA) which will save you some output space. They also include one Y cable for powering a 18v pedal (attaches to 2 of the outputs.) BTW, Voodoo charges extra for the 18v cable for their product - it is not included in the box.



The daisy chain method worked great powering older Boss pedals which require the older Boss ACA power converters. To get it to work perfectly what you need to do is also power at least one non-ACA pedal in the chain as well.



If your needs are relatively simple and you're powering just 6 to 8 or so 9v pedals and perhaps one 18v pedal this just might be the most cost-effective option for you. Spend the money you'll save buying an additional pedal!



OTOH, if you have more pedals or more higher voltage pedals, including Line 6's, or could make use of the battery sag function the PP2+ is probably the way to go. And PT sure makes it easy to install.



UPDATE: T-Rex is about to come out with another version called the Chameleon which offers more outputs and switchable voltage switches. Might be a better option for some people. That said, the FTJr still meets my needs perfectly. No need to upgrade.


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