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Gator

I usually build my boards from scratch to meet my needs, however for a new project i'm involved in I was thinking about using a pre-made board this time around..

anybody here using one of these in the wild? if so thoughts?

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Look interesting, but the things that would probably bother me are the complete lack of padding (I guess you can add a large piece of foam to go over the pedals?), whether there's a place put a decent PS under it, and also, it looks like the board itself is too flimsy, so they had to add plastic supports protruding from the underside of the case - a reasonable solution mechanically, but how do you get all the wires to stay in the right crevices when you tilt the board down back in place?
 
on the gig box 2 the underside of the board is hollow (Aluminum surface over a molded box) allowing for storage and placement of power supply as well as cable management....

follow the link in the above post see the pictures....

on the standard board.....

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Gator G-GIGBOX2 Pedalboard Case Features



  • All in one lightweight pedal board and guitar stand combo case
  • Collapsible stand adjusts to hold 2 electrics and one acoustic, or three electric guitars
  • Made in the USA
  • Lightweight aluminum pedal board
  • Recessed wheels
  • ATA compliant twist latches
  • Spring loaded handle
  • Hook and loop pedal fasteners
  • Hidden and lockable storage compartment
  • Anti-slip rubber feet
  • Quick and easy setup

ok found some pictures I could actually post