Pedaltrain Classic PRO SC

not really versatile for a modern guitar player perhaps. but it does the job.

the pedal train it self is pretty light weight but once u put all the pedals in, its gonna get pretty hefty, it fits a lot of pedals after all.

but what brings it down is, its nothing special, but it does the job. VERY good quality materials. all necessary things included.

the gig bag is OKAY but bear in mind THIS WILL BE VERY HEAVY. my board is about more than half filled with pedals if i condense it all and its already a hassle to carry it one hand, id recommend getting the hard case straight away if u want to carry this to every session

In all, its a very big board but the dimensions and spacing is a little weird if u have a mix of different brands of pedals. consider the other NOVO 32 because its more of an UPDATED version of this same board

I had been gigging a home made wooden lumpy pedal board for over a year and decided it was time to upgrade and it didn't take long to decided on using a Pedaltrain. They are super affordable, light and strong. Really impressed and happy with the construction of it and it comes with velcro and cable ties too which is just one less thing to worry about.

I've now gigged the board a few times and can't say enough about it, it's a real work horse and cannot fault the board in anyway.

The only con I have is with the bag, nothing to major, it's fine and fits the board but it doesn't seem super strong and probably will have it replaced in the next few months but this in minor against the boards quality.

I've returned this item and am going to order a Pedaltrain Novo 24 with a travel case instead.

Love the board itself, it feels sturdy and is light but seeing the size of it made me think it was just a little too large for smaller stages I would be playing.

More importantly I felt that the high profile pedals (some of which are on the expensive side e.g. mooger foogers) just don't get enough protection from the soft case. Soft case may work fine for you if you drive to every gig and can ensure your pedal bag is always on top of other gear, but for me I just felt like the hard case is worth the extra protection for the few extra euros.