PedaltrainClassic Jr SC 18 X12.5 Inches Pedalboard with Soft Case

Highly recommended. I use it for worship and packs up nicely.

This is my second Pedaltrain product as I outgrew the first one. Very sturdy metal, and very well made. Quality of pedalboard and bag are both excellent.

Pedaltrain PT-CLJ-SC Classic Jr. Pedal Boards with Soft CaseAs a veteran worship leader, I've gone through more pedals, processors, and pedalboards than I care to admit spending money on. These days, we have pretty much gone to using cab clones and boutique pedals (mind you the Helix and Firehawks that get pulled out from time to time.) That being said, I have found myself needing to be more hands free when I'm leading, and while I'm mostly steering the ship from a D-28hd or my SST, I've needed to purchase a new pedalboard to put my bare necessities on.As mentioned previously, I've poured money down the drain buying different pedal retention and display systems, only to find myself fighting the levels and angles that I've been given to work with. Never did I find something that was comfortable for me to use in a live setting...until now! Enter the Pedaltrain PT-CLJ-SC Classic Jr.This amazing board has been a dream I tell you! While it's more of a medium size, when it comes to the pedal train boards, it gives me just enough room to hold what I need for an acoustic setup. (included pics are prior to installing the mounting hardware for my power supply...but zip ties are included). I am running a hands free airtune pedal system for switching charts and tracks, as well as a few odds and ends that I use to shape my sound...the board holds them in place flawlessly. (The included velcro tape makes sure of that....and there is plenty of it included.)Underneath the board leaves me plenty of room to install my voodoo labs Pedal Power 2, as well as a spare DI, that I like to have for "just in case" situations. This board is also build like a tank, though incredibly light weight.I would be remiss if I didn't talk about the tough vinyl bag that is included with this incredible pedal board. The stitching is top notch, the zippers are strong, and the included strap is a must when it comes to lugging in your gear! I have read many reviews where people say that their pedals are too large, and it is hard to zip the top shut. I haven't seen this problem at all, but I don't have any extra large pedals on this board. (seems to have plenty of head room for strymons and any regular sized pedals)Overall, I'd recommend this board. I could list out the specs, but many other reviewers have already done this, as well as amazon. What I will say is, I can't believe that I waited this long to purchase a pedaltrain board, and if zombies ever attacked, I wouldn't hesitate to use this beast as a weapon....in the event that a weld failed...I'd purchase a new one as soon as the power was restored! This is a "MUST BUY"

Amazing product! I am 100% satisfied. Plenty of space for a modest pedal collection of varying shapes and sizes. (I ended up with a comfortable ten in the end.) Ha! That rhymed.. Anyway, it easily accommodates expression pedals, and the angle of the board makes using them comfortable. The angle also provides enough of space to mount a small power supply underneath, (see image provided), saving top-side real estate for more groovy circuits. The construction is solid, and I have never hesitated while stomping on stage. It came with the perfect amount of hook and loop adhesive, (the quality of which is great for the purpose); and when I mean the right amount, I mean don’t screw up if you don’t want to buy extra. It was just enough to line the top of the board with either the fuzzy or spikey side, whichever you fancy, or whichever side is actually the hook. Or loop? I don’t know.. That’s why I included a picture! The small pack of zip ties was a nice bonus that helped mount my power supply. The gig bag is great. Super convenient for the musician on the go. Of course, being a soft case it’s not super padded; just don’t drop it out of a moving vehicle and you should be square! This thing cleaned up my mess of a spot on stage like a dream, and came with a couple fun bonuses. No buyers remorse here.

Solid construction, solid padded bag to keep your pedals safe. The included velcro is okay, you're better off getting the 3M dual locking stuff.

Expensive.

I like the design, pretty light, plenty of cable routing options. Fits 8 of my pedals, one being a Nova Delay which is about twice as wide as a Hammond 1590B size enclosure. I could probably fit 1 or 2 more if I use lower profile plugs like the Switchcraft 228 (I'm using 226). Being able to mount the power supply underneath works really well for me. The included velcro seems pretty good so far. However, if you transport your gear often or just want a more secure option, look at Dual Lock by 3M, particularly Type 250 or Type 400.Oh, and the bag is nice plus. Convenient and looks pretty well made. But, if you want something more solid, maybe look into a flight case.

I recently downsized from a VERY large pedalboard with 20+ pedals and a loop switcher to the Pedaltrain Classic JR. I wanted to return to something more simple and straight-forward. I've used a number of Pedaltrain boards in the past, and I'm happy to report the quality is still what I have come to expect over the last many years. It's strong, lightweight, with plenty of room underneath for a mounted power supply. I'm very happy with my decision to simplify things, and Pedaltrain made it a seamless transition.