Sooo, how much did the board cost you? Plus power (minus cost of pedals.) Which model of the board is this anyway?
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Pedal Train Pro pics!
- Thread starter Crabby
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rockstarbassist
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I finished up my PT2 this weekend. Pics to come.
It's a killer.
Hurry hurry hurry. I wanna see. I'm actually thinking of having a board custom made in the vein of the PT line (aluminum). Still kicking around ideas.
rockstarbassist
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Didn't have a chance last night to take any pics, but I wrapped it up Sat AM and gigged it that night and yesterday at church.
Thing rocks! Pics tomorrow AM.
Thing rocks! Pics tomorrow AM.
The Pedal Train Pro with the flight case is about $300 US and the version with the soft gig bag is about $150.
In Canada the flight case version sells for about $400 Canadian. I was able to score mine for $330 canadian as it had some slight dents and scuffs from the oh so carefull courier!
I paid $50 for the Godlyke Powerall which came with all the little extra connectors and one daisy chain. The other three daisy chains were about $10 each. So it was about $80 to power up 15 pedals with no problems at all.
Well, as others already said, the only difference is in the case. HC means hard case, SC soft case. You can see in the last photos in the first post of the thread that it's a HC - but this only matters for carrying it around, the board is exactly the same in both versions
a little off-topic ..
but anyone with Pedaltrain PT-2 HC .. does the case also comes with wheel and has compartment on the side? any pic of them? i tried to locate online but failed :|
thanks!
but anyone with Pedaltrain PT-2 HC .. does the case also comes with wheel and has compartment on the side? any pic of them? i tried to locate online but failed :|
thanks!
no wheels on the PT2, and there is no extra compartment,
but when the PT2 is in its case, there is some room left for stuff like cables, a power strip, etc
but when the PT2 is in its case, there is some room left for stuff like cables, a power strip, etc
Yup, at the top of it - the long side. Probably about 2-3" I'd guess. It's not here right now or I'd check...
