Plus qu' à installer les pédales et l' alim

Parfait pour mon utilisation. La taille idéale selon moi entre nombre de pédale et garantie de conservation du son. En plus livré avec la sacoche avec la poche supplémentaire. Merci.

Pas forcément la place pr mettre une alim en dessous qui permet de dégager complètement le pedalboard dessus (j'ai une alim fender)Un peu cher tout de même pour le produit qui n'a aucune électronique... Mais la musique reste un business ... Le produit est correct mais le prix n'est pas forcément justifie

Avec son sac de transport un must pour tout les guitaristes

I made a mistake. I tried a cheap, no name pedalboard for a pretty large build. Immediate regret. My supply didn’t fit. That board was poorly built. I had to bend a tab if I had any hope of fitting a supply in the other board, and the tab broke under very little pressure .So I went with Pedaltrain and will do so again if I ever need another board or a board of a different size. This is a quality product, and what I should have started the build with in the first place.My TrueTone CS12 fits well and handily powers the full board. Cable organization was pretty easy. Plenty of Velcro was provided, and the case is excellent.I’m not obsessed with super clean/neat builds, so I am not going to post a photo as I don’t want to do a disservice to a quality product.I kept the cheap board as an experimental board, but the Pedaltrain is where it’s at.

This pedal board fits 8 pedals comfortably, not sure if instrument cables are supposed fit in the case with the board or not. The welds on the aluminum frame are so so on mine. Wish the power supply brackets came pre installed so I don't have to spend the extra $20 and installed them myself, or better idea include them for free because who buys a pedalboard to use a 9 volt adapter? The velcro in the picture didn't come with mine so I had to go out and buy some.

Case looks great and is a heavy-duty construction. The pedalboard fits it, but tight without a lot of wiggle room.

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.