Pedal Train 2 with Softcase

Perfect product once fitted with the Voodoo Lab, I just get it straight out the bag plug in and Im ready. For a gigging musician this is essential for quick and easy pedal set up. I recommend getting the voodoo lab as it saves loads of money no longer needing to buy 9v batteries. I perform over 300 gigs a year, not including rehearsals. I cant believe I've left it this long!

Pedal Train 2 does what it says on the tin!! Very sturdy and has solved my need for a decent sized pedalboard with a cover to make life easier. If you spend your life on the road the hard case may be more suitable but for most weekend warriors the soft case option will be all you need.

I wanted a solution that was inexpensive yet functional and the Pedal Train 2 offered such.

I ordered the product as there were none in stock and on the date that the Pedal Train was due I got a call from Andertons as promised telling me my order was ready for collection.

I already had the Pedal Power 2 Plus and have to say once set-up the PT2 is better than anticipated.

The construction is sturdy and the extra size afforded on the PT2 was good enough to facilitate the particular pedal line up i had earmarked for this particular rig.

Having used the Board for rehearsals I can honestly say that the PT2 was a great purchase and has no inherent problems that limits its use.

Excellent.

Firstly, I would like to commend Andertons on their excellent service, I ordered the pedal board on Sunday afternoon, and it arrived by courier on Tuesday, and I live over 300 miles from their shop!

Now the board. It seems to be a very solid, rigid piece of work, and is raked, so that it is higher at the back, to make actually "stomping" on the pedals that much easier.

It is mid sized - I like to keep my pedals well spaced, so I can change a patch lead if necessary without ripping the pedal off the velcro. I have four normal Boss-sized pedals on it, together with a POG 2, a Way Huge Swollen Pickle, and a frankly enormous Morley Volume pedal, and they fit nicely.

Altogether it is a well designed and well constructed pedal board and I am very happy with it.

I can't comment on the carry bag, as I haven't used it yet.

Good lightweight pedal board, does what its supposed too! The size is perfect if you have up to 10-12 tubescreamer/t rex sized pedals.

The soft case has a good fit and keeps things tidy. Inside the case is the bare Pedaltrain frame, a roll of each of the adhesive-backed velcro (which seems very strong), some cable ties, mounting brackets and screws for the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 and an instruction sheet.

You can also mount a modtone power supply if you have one.

Also just a note to say that you cant mount t-rex power supplies underneath using the brackets supplied but you can just velcro it on, so no major problems there!

Good sturdy board, perfect for the guitarist out there with ocd!

The Pedal Train 2 does exactly what it says on the tin. It's a good size board (that comes with Velcro stronger than Superman) that will fit a fair few pedals (as many as 8 if, like me, you do not use a Wah) and is very lightweight. Saying that though, when transporting it, DO NOT use the bag's shoulder strap, unless you want to ache for days, use the handle - your shoulders will thank you!

All in all, it's a great, practical, design that, in all honesty, you could probably make yourself at home with a bunch of timber and some screws, but it just wouldn't be the same! The slick lines and cool aluminium make for a perfectly functioning and good looking, reliable bit of kit.

I would say that it's definitely worth getting the Pedal Power 2 to power it. I read the description here on the Andertons website and to be honest was a little mislead by what was written. Contrary to what is written, The ONLY power supply you can mount underneath the Pedal Train 2 (with the brackets provided) is the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2.

I, being greedy, went for the T-Rex Fuel Tank Classic (which powers 2 more pedals than the Pedal Power) but was punished when I realised that under-mounting was impossible so now I have my Fuel Tank Velcro'd on top with the pedals. Still more than enough space for my Big Muff, Digitech Hardwire Reverb, Micro P.O.G., Boss TU-2, Digital Delay and Blues Driver though so I'm more than happy.

I gigged with it for the first time at The Rhythm Factory last week and loved every minute of it. Great stuff, I'd highly recommend it.

I am very pleased wit the Pedal Train Pedal Board, it is very easy to rig up and unlike my old flat board...keeps all the cable nicely hidden

On using it I also found it works really well balanced on two legs of a mic stand so it is directely by your feet witout having to extend the mic stand boom too much.

All in all well worth a hundred ish quid...

Larry

Guitar and Vox

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I moved from a boss pedal board to the pedal train to cater for my tube driver and blackstar overdrive pedal. Very easy to layout the pedals and the velcro keeps them firmly in place. Voodoo labs PSU fits neatly underneath. NIcely engineered and came with a softcase