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PedalTrain Users: Soft or Hard Case?

yeap.. with their price differences .. one would tempt to go up for PT2 HC from PT Jr. HC .. with a mere $20!! :eek:

beside .. like crabby said .. leave some spaces for the upcoming pedals! :hyper:

For the price difference and the peace of mind, I would recommend a hard case. The PT2 and Jr models are quite easy to carry in one hand when using the AYA case. My PT Pro case is heavey and large but its also a really large pedal board.

The soft case would always make me nevouse and the settings on each pedal getting moved inside the bag would be a pain in the butt.
 
I just got my PT Jr. HC, the case is great, it's heavy but it will protect my pedals. This is a preliminary layout, i am still missing my Master Looper and a DI, maybe a BDDI. Also, i haven't settled on an order of pedals, i think the BSW will go first because I use it only in octave mode, and the Bass Blowtorch will be last because I might want to effect the other pedals with distortion...the DI will go after the looper...I think....so far.....
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Sorry about the bad cell phone pic....