Emma Boards

[TOOL460002]

Was just checking out Emma pedals and saw they sold really nice looking boards. Anyone got one? If so, how is it? Can you easily mount power underneath?

Did a search and found nothing. Mostly threads with Emma DiscomBOBulator envelope pedal stuff, which looks neat by the way. (Too bad I need another filter like I need a hole in my head.)

Any info is appreciated. They look light and very slick. And no I'm not affiliated with them at all. Wish I was!

 

[Jazz Ad]

They released a very funny video when they got it out, with instructions on how to set it up.
I like the looks but it's very expensive for what it is.

 

[FretNoMore]

Pretty much Pedaltrain equivalents, slightly lower cost, less sturdy cases, and with screwed on side plates rather than fully welded design. I think I would prefer the PTs to not have a screwed together construct that may come apart or become loose over time. On the other hand the PT cases are somewhat heavy overkill for many so a lighter and less bulky case can be a plus too. A matter of taste and looks perhaps.

Personally I think both have a major design flaw in that you have to lift the pedalboard out of the case/bag, I like the board to stay in a case where you can just lift off the lid.

 

[goran]

I have the 76cm one. I've chosen it over the Pedaltrain because PT hard case was too heavy (~11 kg), while Emma hard case is around 5 kg. Taking the pedalboard in/out of the case is really no problem at all, and you'll be able to mount regular-sized power supplies underneath (I fixed mine with velcro ). You can check the photos in the other thread.