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to the Pedaltrain users:

Its angled quite nicely. On the larger versions, a power supply will fit underneith. Otherwise its a brilliant design for keeping the top of the board clean and neat and having most of your cables out of sight.
 
I have the Jr., and I would say it is angled enough to be "better than flat", but not so angled that the back row sits all that much higher than the front row. My board is packed away, but my recollection/estimation is that the stomp switches on the back row would sit about 1/2" higher (on average) than the stomp switches on the front row. It is also not raised enough to fit a Voodoo PPII underneath. The back riser "legs" are not much more than 1.5" high IIRC.
 
It is also not raised enough to fit a Voodoo PPII underneath. The back riser "legs" are not much more than 1.5" high IIRC.

+1

People seem to think you can fit a Power supply under one (even a Pro). Not possible IMO. I'd love to see some pics, cause I've tried on my Pro and no dice so far. Yes a power STRIP, but not a power supply.

yes they're angled, and yes they're awesome.
 
Jakeddy over at TGP does the mods to fit a PP2 under and size of pedal train. It just needs a bit of routing :)

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I use two pedaltrains and I use the Jr. for my Bohemian board. They angle quite nicely, and they're the most convenient of any pedalboards I've ever made or bought. I highly recommend them.

I got the Jr. with the gig bag, but I should note that I carry it in the flight case for my larger pedaltrain, which allows extra room for power conditioner, cables, etc.
 
Pedal Train themselves will mod your Pro or PT2 to fit a voodoo labs unit underneith for $50 extra. They do a little routing and cutting and the voodoo labs unit will sit nicely inside the board.

I just dont need one as I power it all with the Godlyke.

They look cool when installed though