Pedaltrain Mini Pedal Board

This unit is solidly constructed. I won't have to worry about mashing a pedal and having a bent pedalboard one day. Great size to accommodate my Zoom B2.1u multi-effects pedal and Digitech Chorus and Looper pedals. Everything fits in the soft-side case that comes with it making transport and setup a lot easier. I looked long and hard, and you can't beat it for the price.

This is a great pedalboard. Very well thought out and manufactured. Comes with a generous supply of heavy duty velcro too. One thing to keep in mind though...it is on the smaller side (mini). I have a Morley Wah, Eventide Pitch Factor and Ernie Ball Volume along with a Furman Power Supply and the board is maxed out, and with the Wah it will no longer fit in the bag. I'm a closet guitarist, so it is just fine for me. Do consider your future needs and maybe purchase their larger model. I should have.

The construction is solid and the product meets my needs perfectly. I'm a bass player that doesn't use a lot of pedals, so the size is optimal for me. The side pocket of the carrying case is handy and keeps cords and accessories neatly segregated from the pedal board unit.

I have a total of 5 pedals on this: a full size TC Electronic Polytune, a Visual Sound Route 66, a Keeley modded TS-9, an Ibanez SC10, and a TC Electronic Flashback Delay. The pedals are comfortable, the amount of space is sufficient. The board doesnt' affect the sound. I almost put on a Visual Sound one spot (with the 5 cable daisy chain adaptor), but that requires velcroing it under the board. I've seen pictures of people sawing a bit of the board to put in T-Rex Fuel Tanks, but I went ahead and ordered the Pedaltrain Volto which seems it will do the trick. The ONLY reason that this arrangement of pedals works is because the Ibanez chorus has its input and output on the top (otherwise is would get too crowded). Each pedal fits on the board, and nothing hangs over the board. It would be wise to get the smaller Mooer pedals or the newer TC or other micro pedals if you want to use more than what I've listed. The quality of the board as well as the bag are top notch. I have a Pedaltrain Jr, and this particular one will be for rehearsals. I have faith in the product, no issues. The bag on the front is not huge, just enough room for a few extra pedals, and some spare patch cables. Given the size of this thing, there's not too much more you can do in terms of gaining a bigger front pouch, so that argument is invalid. I'm happy with this, it's serving its purpose!

This is the perfect size for me for a 3 channel SansAmp and 3 other stomps. It feels solid and is lightweight. I did have to file a little (less than 1/8 inch) notch to fit one of my power supply cables through the gap in between the front and the 1st rail of the pedal. But all the wires are hidden underneath and it looks very clean.

Solid quality, great for five full-size Boss pedals, nice carrying case. It would be nice if PT did a little design research for powering units so that they could design the slat spacing so that popular powering units would fit underneath the board. I purchased a T-Rex Fuel Tank Jr. and put it in the trough on top, but would have preferred it underneath except not enough room. In the end, it all works very well and I am very happy with my purchase.