durability of pedalboards

[shan182]

hey! was wondering about the difference between CNB pedalcases and Pedaltrains...

see.. i have about 6 pedals see.. which would fit into a small/medium CNB case or a PT Jr. (HC)..

I read a previous thread about CNB vs PT.. and it was all like 'YEAH! GO PT! Boy.. are you heavy but.. GO PT! CNB SUCKS!'

okay.. maybe not sucks.. but they were saying that they are flimsy and dont last. they get bent out of shape over time..?

so.. i was asking for you people's opinion on whether to get a PT Jr.. or a CNB case..

a CNB case costs around 50 odd at TYMC but a PT Jr cost about 140? it's 145 at ebenex..

dont really wish to send double the money just for a brand ya...

So.. opinions people!
thanks.

 

[Plastic]

Maybe keep a lookout for a 2nd hand PTJR?

I'm not too sure about the quality differences, because I've never used the CNB one, but I can assure you the PT JR is really good.

 

[jony]

The PT is very strong. Aircraft Aluminium. If you want that strength, definitely PT.

The CNB does not suck, and you can lean on it abit. It will show some signs of abuse if you do it too much though.

One advantage the PT has is that its angled. Might be easier reaching for pedals on the back row.