Pedaltrain PT-18-PSC-X Case for Classic Jr PT-JR and Novo 18 Backpack - 2 Pouches

The bag come with addition Velcro tape which is handy for mounting addition Pedals to your PedalTrain.The addition of two extra pockets is excellent for carrying the power cable, some instrument cables and a smallish pedal.The materials used and general build quality is good. However the top pocket on the one I received wasn’t completely straight, hence the logo looks slightly off. However this isn’t the end of the world, as filling to pocket with cables can make the pocket twist off centre anyway.

For those that have owned the original PT-1 with the hard shell case that was not deep enough, this case is for you. Over the years pedals and other pedal board effects have gotten larger. My Cry Baby 535Q would not fit inside the original case while mounted on the board, so I would have to remove it, store it in another bag and put it back on every gig. Such a pain. Now I don't have to remove or rearrange anything on the board to make it fit every gig! Approx 3" deeper than the old case.

Super Ergänzung für mein Pedaltrain Metro 20.Passt perfekt, genug Platz für Zubehör ist auch da (Kabel, Saiten etc.).Endlich die perfekte Lösung, um mit dem Fahrrad zur Probe zu fahren.

I purchased this as I found the one strap option that comes standardly with pedal train to be really awkward to carry. Bought it before a two week tour in Europe and it was a dream to transport pedals. I bought a small board to fit in it - it fit my four pedals just fine. Stowed two cards also in the main compartment. Outside large compartment fit an extra cord, an an extension chord. Small outside compartment fit everything needed for changing strings. I nice little backpack if you only have a few pedals.

I have the Pedaltrain Jr. pedal board, and the case it came with was terrible. Every single zipper ended up literally breaking in half which rendered the case useless. This new case is what the board should have come with originally! So far, so good! Lots of storage space, and at least 3 different ways to carry it around.

This thing is a damn tank. Its really nice, plenty of room inside for a board exactly 32x16 which is what I've built. There is a small "shelf" in addition to the 32x16 floor space in the case, to house the wheels. Its probably 3 inches x 3 inches x 16 inches. I have a custom backing tracks rig mounted to essentially a percussion table I made. All told it probably weighs 65lbs the the wheels are nice for smooth surfaces. Suitcase from hell!