I have a pedaltrain Nano with the Adam Cioks power supply mounted under it.
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Go to Home Depot. Grab a handful of large paint stir sticks, a pine 1x3, some Velcro and a couple of packages of small door stops. Cut the stir sticks and 1x3 to size, slap it together and bam!
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Aren't those stir sticks 1/4" material? I'd be afraid of breaking that...
Or the Cioks Adam or the Cioks DC5.Most of us in this thread use the Pedaltrain Nano. It's not powered, but you can add power to it without much problem in a DC Brick or a Voodoo Labs unit.
The new [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] is about 4" wider than the original Nano.
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I am thinking mini. I really wanted a hard case though. Oh well. You can't have it all.
Now that is looking good. Thanks.Here's a graphic representation of the Pedaltrain Mini vs. the Pedaltrain Metro 20:
MINI
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METRO 20
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You can get a hard case for the Metro 20:
Amazon.com: Pedaltrain Metro 20 3-RAIL, 20" x 8" PEDALBOARD w/Hard Case: Musical Instruments
Hope that helps...
BTW - Now that I look at these pics, I notice they aren't exactly accurate. Sorry about that. Just know that they're both 20 inches long (side to side) and the Metro 20 is 1 inch wider; 8 inches vs. the Mini's 7 inches.
That's exactly what I need. Couldn't be better I don't think. Than you.Now that I look back at the beginning of this thread, and couple that with your desire for a hard case, you might find the Metro 16 a little better fit. It's 4 inches shorter in width than the Metro 20 and the Mini and it does come with a hard case: Amazon.com: Pedaltrain Metro 16 16"x8" Pedalboard - with Hard Case: Musical Instruments
That's exactly what I need. Couldn't be better I don't think. Than you.