Pedaltrain PT-CLJ-SC Classic Jr with Soft Case 4 Rails - 18” x 12.5”

My old PedalTrain Jr had the plastic zipper case that failed. I needed the larger Classic 2 and it arrived with the Deluxe case, which I’ve not seen available for UK delivery anywhere online (US buyers get the Deluxe case by default now).The board itself is excellent as with my Jr model, but now has the open back design. A great, robust product and now far more road worthy with the deluxe case.

Cheaper to buy whole package than some retailers are selling the separate items. Its more than sturdy as a pedal board how the bag lasts will be a test for gigging, certainly makes the carrying easier. The only problems is that there is now space on the board to fill up... the pedals are calling to me.

It is what it is a pedal board and looks good and sturdy. But let Down by the price, don’t get me wrong it’s a decent product along with the bag but £79 is a lot for this I would recommend if you can make one out of wood with the dimensions and paint it black, it would do the job just as well! Moving on the black Matt finish is nice but easily marked. Before you buy one remember you will probably need a power supply too which is even more of an expense! After hours and hours of watching videos, reviews and many many feed back I went with the Zuma, if you want a noise free solution with enough connections to future proof dig deep for another £200 the zuma can’t be faulted

Excellent bit of kit. Very sturdy but lightweight as well. I managed to fit 4 Boss pedals, 3 smaller pedals and a large volume pedal on using velcro. It comes with enough velcro to cover all 4 rows and pedals. Tie wraps for fitting power supply, a large sturdy carry bag and a removable shoulder strap. Delivered within 3 days and well packaged. Theres plenty of room underneath to fit a decent power supply. I use a T-Rex Fuel Tank.It's also built to sit at an angle to allow ease of access to all pedals. Very good design and I would recommend it as a medium sized board for easily 8 pedals depending on size.

The tour case I received is not riveted together properly by the wheels which is very concerning especially for the price, I Do not know how this one passed quality control.I worry that it will shake apart at some point, However it takes some abuse thus far and still remains intact so hopefully its tough enough and will last. The pedal train is a good size and well made unfortunately though the rubber feet do not have any friction so the board was sliding about the floor until I added some furniture foam pads to the feet.The wheels could do with a bit more clearance as anything other than a level surface cause it to hitch.( I could not return it as I'd already drilled a power supply into the pedaltrain and amazon would not take the case separately, but they were kind enough to compensate).There's ample padding inside and my pedals seem quite safe.I would suggest that they cut a groove in though as there is no hand clearance to grip the board and pull it out of the case.

Pedaltrain pedal boards are without doubt one of the best on the market. The board itself is well made and light, and feels like it will last a very long time. They are expensive for what is essentially a metal frame however, and the soft case that comes with it definitely leaves room for improvement. It doesn't feel particularly well padded, and doesn't have a front pocket like many of the others do - given the price, I would have expected more.The pedal board holds a fair number of pedals. Be sure to get leads that are slimline so that you do not need to leave large gaps between purely to accommodate the patch cables, as this can be annoying.

Great piece of kit for effects junkies everywhere (though they do come bigger if you really cant do without that 4th distortion pedal in your gig rig). Aluminium, so quite light, comes with a carrying case and tape. Plenty of gaps to thread cables in and enough space underneath at the tall end to allow you to fit a power bank in there.

As other reviewers have mentioned, this is a functional item, but way over-priced considering the materials and work involved in producing it. The board is just a few pieces of aluminium welded together, afterall. By comparison to other products I'd say it's at least 30% over-priced.