What pedal boards are you lot using?

[Lew]

I've outgrown my little Diago commuter. The Pedaltrains look good but a bit pricey? Want something that goes upward at the back rather than flat and has room for the psu and cables underneath. Any boards I might not be aware of? Or better yet, any of you made your own?

[Mr. Air]

I use a pedaltrain 2 that I bought used at a good price. I haven't owned any other pedalboards so I can't make any comparrisons, but I really like the pedaltrain all though the version I got is too small to hold all my pedals.

[Toe-Knee]

Ikea gorm shelf.

[Lew]

Got a pic?

[Toe-Knee]

Got a pic?

I  haven't made it yet but  you get two shelves for 9 quid I think.and they're the perfect size.

 if you Google gorm shelf pedal board you should get a few results

[Telerocker]

I'm still using a Boss-board and some stuff outboard with adapters. It gets a bit untidy, so my plan is to let a pro-company build me a big pedalboard, with powerunits and extra send and returns all in one box.

[hunter]

TrailerTrash

[Lew]

Got a pic?

I  haven't made it yet but  you get two shelves for 9 quid I think.and they're the perfect size.

 if you Google gorm shelf pedal board you should get a few results

Ah, yea that does look like a fun project.

Where did you get that, Hunter?

[hunter]

From TrailerTrash  :D

[JJretroTONEGOD]

pedaltrain 2 is perfect for me, it's well worth it, I've used it for over 5 years now.

[Telerocker]

TrailerTrash

Something like this I need. Good to see a lot of very good pedals on your board, like the Flint and the Retro Sonic Phaser.

[Dave Sloven]

I'm thinking of getting the Pedaltrain 2 with the soft case.

The only thing that cheeses me off a bit is that you get the brackets for the Voodoo Labs power supply with it but not the 'universal' bracket that fits everything else.  You need to pay another $15+ for those.  I have a T-Rex Fuel Tank Chameleon but at present everything is just laying on the floor rather than on a board.  As I get more pedals I will definitely need a board.  I have a wah on the way and I'm looking at getting at least one EQ and a compressor in addition to what I already have (EHX Metal Muff, Maxon OD-9, TC Polytune, ISP Decimator G-String).

[MrBump]

I've got a Pedaltrain, one of the small ones with the soft case.  It can fit about 8 pedals on it, which suites me just fine.

I p!ssed about for ages agonising over buying one, because I thought that they were expensive for that they were.  I made my own, which was OK, but really big and time consuming.

Pedaltrain is great though.

[Lew]

I've got a Pedaltrain, one of the small ones with the soft case.  It can fit about 8 pedals on it, which suites me just fine.

I p!ssed about for ages agonising over buying one, because I thought that they were expensive for that they were.  I made my own, which was OK, but really big and time consuming.

Pedaltrain is great though.

Yea, this is what I'm afraid of. The Diago is ok, but very basic - I mean it's just a bread board with carpet and feet on.

Those Trailer Trash look great. Might order something like this http://trailertrashpedalboards.com/24x12-proseries-board-only?ReturnUrl=LwBwAHIAbwBzAGUAcgBpAGUAcwAtAGIAbwBhAHIAZABzAA%3d%3d

[Dave Sloven]

Here's a photo I found of a Pedaltrain Jnr with the universal brackets fitted underneath to take a non-Voodoo power supply (in this case a T-Rex Chameleon like mine).  Apparently the PT-2 etc are the same in this respect, just that the actual board is longer to fit more pedals.



The kettle chord goes in just near the side of the board.

EDIT: Also, check this out: http://pedalboardplanner.com/