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I bought both of these back in December of 2011 and they've never left my smoke and pet-free home. Both are in excellent condition. The Pedaltrain 2 comes with the nylon carrying case and the BBE Supa Charger 8 power supply is already securely mounted underneath, so the whole thing is ready to go. You just need to velcro the bottom of your pedals, wire everything up, plug in and start playing.
You can find extensive specs on the BBE at http://www.bbesound.com/products/stomp-boxes/supa-charger.aspx
All 8 outlets are fully isolated, filtered and regulated, so it's dead quiet. It's why I went with this over the VooDoo Labs or the T-Rex and it really delivers. This thing runs cool and quiet and is rock solid reliable. It's got a ton of flexibility in terms of what it can provide power for: it runs eight 9volt pedals at once without even breathing hard or getting very warm. On two of the sockets you can do reverse polarity (comes with the cables for it) in order to run Line 6 pedals. 6 of the outputs runs at 100MA each and two run at 200MA each so you've got plenty of power on hand and lots of options. Also, on outputs 5 & 6 you can select 12 or even 16 volt pedals via settings on the dip switch panel which is on the outside of the box for fantastic convenience. It will come with full instructions/documentation, all original power cables and again, it's already fully and securely mounted to the Pedaltrain 2. Read up on the specs and you'll see that this is a fantastic power supply that provides ample and quiet power for just about anything you want to hook up to it. Oh and one last bit: it's 110/240 selectable so if you've got overseas gigs it'll just take a flick of a switch and you'll be set. It's also fully fuse protected and only weighs 2 pounds. Now onto the pedalboard...
Specs for the Pedaltrain 2 are at: Pedaltrain 2
The Pedaltrain 2 is a 5 pound board (7 with the cordura nylon carrying case) and like the BBE, has barely been used since I got it in December and has been in a smoke and pet-free home the whole time. It will come with full documentation and there's plenty of mounting velcro left for your pedals. It easily holds 8 - 10 standard Boss-size pedals and my current set up has a 3 channel programmable Sansamp Bass Driver, a separate single channel BDDI, a T.C. Polytune tuner pedal, an EMMA Discumbobulator, an EBS Multi Comp, and EBS Dynaverb, and an Aphex Bass Xciter and an EHX Micro POG. So as you can tell from that diverse collection, there's PLENTY of space for a wide assortment of different sized pedals. It also comes with a lot of extra plastic locking cable ties so you can get everything wired up and secured down for traveling in between gigs. The fact that the Pedaltrain design allows you to run cables underneath the mounting boards means total customization and a really ultra-clean appearance with both patch cables and power cables neatly tucked away with noting to get in the way of seeing and clicking your pedals. It's a great size and weight, and the nylon carrying case is fantastic as well. It's heavy duty, and has great zipper travel and construction. The board fits snugly and everything stays secure when packed up and moved. The storage pocket is generous and there's plenty of room for all the extras: patch cables, batteries, a flashlight, strings, documentation, extra velcro, even extra pedals or a Microamp (the GK micro's slip right in with plenty of space left over).
I spent $110 on the Pedaltrain and $149 on the BBE Supa Charger back in December and they still cost around the same, plus the special mounting kit for the BBE directly from the Pro Stage Gear/Pedaltrain folks for $15 (all of this before shipping costs). I'd like to get [DEL]$200[/DEL] $180 for the whole thing and I'll cover full USA shipping costs. PayPal only, please. Again, it comes with the manual for the Pedaltrain and the manual for the BBE, all BBE power cables, 18 plastic locking cable ties (8 white, 10 black), extra velcro, the and the carrying case. I have great feedback here and you can also check my profile on eBay (under "maddersd"). I take very good care of my buyers and put a premium on communication. I'll stay in touch with you every step of the way and will give you great feedback for your TB profile as well.
Please no trades or low ball offers. I need to get the money to put towards medical expenses. This is an outstanding pedalboard and power setup that will stand up to heavy gigging and provide a lightweight, strong and flexible solution for your effects pedal needs. Please PM or email me with any questions.
I bought both of these back in December of 2011 and they've never left my smoke and pet-free home. Both are in excellent condition. The Pedaltrain 2 comes with the nylon carrying case and the BBE Supa Charger 8 power supply is already securely mounted underneath, so the whole thing is ready to go. You just need to velcro the bottom of your pedals, wire everything up, plug in and start playing.
You can find extensive specs on the BBE at http://www.bbesound.com/products/stomp-boxes/supa-charger.aspx
All 8 outlets are fully isolated, filtered and regulated, so it's dead quiet. It's why I went with this over the VooDoo Labs or the T-Rex and it really delivers. This thing runs cool and quiet and is rock solid reliable. It's got a ton of flexibility in terms of what it can provide power for: it runs eight 9volt pedals at once without even breathing hard or getting very warm. On two of the sockets you can do reverse polarity (comes with the cables for it) in order to run Line 6 pedals. 6 of the outputs runs at 100MA each and two run at 200MA each so you've got plenty of power on hand and lots of options. Also, on outputs 5 & 6 you can select 12 or even 16 volt pedals via settings on the dip switch panel which is on the outside of the box for fantastic convenience. It will come with full instructions/documentation, all original power cables and again, it's already fully and securely mounted to the Pedaltrain 2. Read up on the specs and you'll see that this is a fantastic power supply that provides ample and quiet power for just about anything you want to hook up to it. Oh and one last bit: it's 110/240 selectable so if you've got overseas gigs it'll just take a flick of a switch and you'll be set. It's also fully fuse protected and only weighs 2 pounds. Now onto the pedalboard...
Specs for the Pedaltrain 2 are at: Pedaltrain 2
The Pedaltrain 2 is a 5 pound board (7 with the cordura nylon carrying case) and like the BBE, has barely been used since I got it in December and has been in a smoke and pet-free home the whole time. It will come with full documentation and there's plenty of mounting velcro left for your pedals. It easily holds 8 - 10 standard Boss-size pedals and my current set up has a 3 channel programmable Sansamp Bass Driver, a separate single channel BDDI, a T.C. Polytune tuner pedal, an EMMA Discumbobulator, an EBS Multi Comp, and EBS Dynaverb, and an Aphex Bass Xciter and an EHX Micro POG. So as you can tell from that diverse collection, there's PLENTY of space for a wide assortment of different sized pedals. It also comes with a lot of extra plastic locking cable ties so you can get everything wired up and secured down for traveling in between gigs. The fact that the Pedaltrain design allows you to run cables underneath the mounting boards means total customization and a really ultra-clean appearance with both patch cables and power cables neatly tucked away with noting to get in the way of seeing and clicking your pedals. It's a great size and weight, and the nylon carrying case is fantastic as well. It's heavy duty, and has great zipper travel and construction. The board fits snugly and everything stays secure when packed up and moved. The storage pocket is generous and there's plenty of room for all the extras: patch cables, batteries, a flashlight, strings, documentation, extra velcro, even extra pedals or a Microamp (the GK micro's slip right in with plenty of space left over).
I spent $110 on the Pedaltrain and $149 on the BBE Supa Charger back in December and they still cost around the same, plus the special mounting kit for the BBE directly from the Pro Stage Gear/Pedaltrain folks for $15 (all of this before shipping costs). I'd like to get [DEL]$200[/DEL] $180 for the whole thing and I'll cover full USA shipping costs. PayPal only, please. Again, it comes with the manual for the Pedaltrain and the manual for the BBE, all BBE power cables, 18 plastic locking cable ties (8 white, 10 black), extra velcro, the and the carrying case. I have great feedback here and you can also check my profile on eBay (under "maddersd"). I take very good care of my buyers and put a premium on communication. I'll stay in touch with you every step of the way and will give you great feedback for your TB profile as well.
Please no trades or low ball offers. I need to get the money to put towards medical expenses. This is an outstanding pedalboard and power setup that will stand up to heavy gigging and provide a lightweight, strong and flexible solution for your effects pedal needs. Please PM or email me with any questions.
