Pedaltrain PT-NPL-SC Nano Plus with Soft Case Rail - 18” x 5”

Perfect pedalboard if you have 4-6 pedals. It's portable with a great quality carry case, making it easy to take to different practice rooms/ gigs if required. The velcro tape and cable ties make securing pedals and power supplies to the board super easy.

I've used this for years - loads of space for my setup - I play all around the world and it fits nicely in a backpack.Plenty of room underneath for power supplies.For size reference I use 3 "boss" size pedals and 2 "mini" pedals and they fit no problem.Notably smaller (and, for me, more convenient) than the "Nano +"The bag is also good quality

just the right size for gigging in wine bars sturdy and just right for my three pedals

I really do like this paddleboard and it is very lightweight and extremely strong.The only downside is that the Velcro is so unbelievably strong that I’ve ripped the Velcro off of the pedal and it’s ended up stuck to the board almost every single time I’ve tried to change a pedal over.They need to think of another way of attaching the Velcro to the pedal if that’s the system they want to use. Not every pedal base is able to have something sticky on it that’s a shame.

I tour with an outboard rig of reverb, delay and saturation pedals. This is the perfect size for what I need. Easy to travel with, setup and comes with extra parts for new pedals.

I've been playing bass for over 15 years now and this is easily the best board I've ever used. The Nano is strong but lightweight even when you're carrying multiple pedals on it.It's not the largest board you'll ever have, but it's not meant to be. I use a Fender Downtown Express Multi-FX, with a BOSS Tuner & an Octave Pedal which is more than enough.This board is perfect if you only need space for a few pedals and/or are just starting to accumulate a small gigging board. Great value for money and really holds up well despite regularly being chucked in the back of the car and being kicked about the stage!

The inclusion of more than enough tape and cable ties means my board now looks very neat both in and out of the supplied Pedaltrain case.Having already owned a T-Rex Jnr, I wanted a board that could use this as power without taking up pedal real estate. After laying out pedals first and experimenting with placements, I took the rubber feet off of the T-Rex Jnr and glued it on the underside of the Pedaltrain Nano, where it sits absolutely flush. Alternatively or could add spacers to extend the feet of the Pedaltrain Nano. Please note that in either case, you will need to but the angled end of the power cables into the T-Rex rather than pedals.

Fast delivery, we made pedalboard with plenty of velcro and cable ties, really thick sturdy gig bag with chucky zips and heavy duty shoulder strap - can't really fault it. Guitar shops didn't have any stock, but Amazon did!