• TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
    Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
    Join freeLog in
    Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.

pedal train nano

Stickman Board.jpg


Picked up this very well made, 18" X 6"ish, Stickman, on Reverb, for $40.00.
 
  • Like
Reactions: BOOG
Not the Nano, but the softcase for my Metro seems to protect the pedals pretty well ... for a soft case. Probably the same softcase material. I have my Noble DI and Cali76 on it and they have not taken any kind of physical hits in 3 years of use.
 
Another happy user of a DC7 mounted underneath a Nano+ thanks to the Cioks Grip! The soft case works well at protecting from scratches and minor liquid spills/rain. I used to carry a PT Jr. with a similar soft case as a sling bag on my bicycle between rehearsals/gigs, never had an issue in 2-3 years.
 
I've got the DC7 under a Nano driving a SLO IIIs.

CF0DDD9E-3C4A-4A24-8E58-C9129C95F78D.jpeg


That's my basic preamp FX board, somewhat mimicking the GK MBE150 front end with boost and chorus.

I've also got a DC5 under a Nano+, which gets a bit more FX rotation, but usually includes a looper.

E7F5FF72-CE57-4AD6-B99C-DB72AA92ADFC.jpeg


The stock Nano soft case is ok at best. I don't use it, because the closure / opening is a PITA to use. The stock soft case for the Nano+ is outstanding, and gets regular use. Why that company doesn't make the smaller case the way the larger case is constructed is somewhat baffling.
 
  • Like
Reactions: SemiDriven