Pedal board Trouble.

[keiser8339]

The thought of getting a pedal board has always been very appealing to me. I don't have very many pedals, but having something they were already set up on, would be handy and save time. The problem is - I'm not sure which pedal board to get, that will fit all my effects on it. Here are the pedals I want on my pedal board: BP 200 - Sansamp - EBS Multi-comp - And enough room to fit my G30 receiver. I would also like to add a Boss TU3 when I get it. If anyone can throw an idea or two, towards the right pedal board I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks TB.

Here is what I was looking at - http://www.americanmusical.com/Item--i-GAT-GPTPRO-LIST

[JonnyAngle]

I like Rondo and Pedaltrain

Rondo:
http://www.rondomusic.com/pedalcases.html

Pedaltrain:
http://pedaltrain.com/products.php

[Biggbass]

I use a PedalPad MPS 2. It's the best pedal board I've ever owned in over 40 years of playing....

http://www.pedalpad.com/pedal-boards...w-power-pad-ii

[bassgod0dmw]

Another vote for Pedaltrain.

Take your pedals and lay them out on the floor. Take some measurements to see how big of a board you need, then check out the different sizes. Make sure you leave some room for the TU-3 and anything else you might want to add in the future.

[Got2SadowskyNYC]

Pedals are like chips. You can have just one. Make sure you pedal one with room from growth.

The Pedaltrain mini is great but fills up quick. Get a Pedatrain JR with bag or a PedalTrain 1 with hardcase. Not very big, room from growth for a little around $100.

John, who ones PT is a nice fella.

[MADChuudoku]

if you dont want to spend money, go to ikea and grab some GORM shelves, over here they're 7 quid for a twin pack.

[mcascone]

Similar to the IKEA idea, but I go to Home Depot and get black shelving boards, and drill holes to pass zip ties through.