New to Pedalcases. Suggestions PLS!

[d4z3]

Hi. as the thread implies, i am relatively new to pedalcases and which ones are reliable to carry my effects in. I am looking for durable and cheap pedalcases.

Any recommendations?

I also looking for power supply to power my effects. tired of using batteries... Any recommedations?

thanks!

 

[haziq]

maybe you could name us your pedals. From there we can roughly know the size of how your pedalboard is gonna be.

 

[d4z3]

So fast

Haha. Currently i have 2 pedals. zoom g2 and a TS 7. looking to add more to my repertoire. maybe a wah and about 3 more pedals.(abt the size of TS7)

 

[a_poets_guitar]

build your own out of plywood

i did. it works fine

 

[zax]

get a pedal train 2

 

[d4z3]

Built???

wth? U BUILT YOUR OWN? i totally respect u man.

thanks for the few suggestions... anymore?

and perhaps when u all give me suggestions tell me at the same time what's so good about the pedalcase u suggested... and maybe why u prefer it over others?

thanks

 

[zax]

a pedal train is gonna cost you about 200 bucks , adaptor (good one) about 50 bucks . go down to ebenex or something , the pedal train really makes everything neat

 

[haziq]

im using a misse board, the MP2. but with your number of pedals, maybe the MP1. In my opinion, just get a bigger board may it be a misse or pedaltrain, cause if you give a larger one, the board is not gonna give you problems when you wanna expand your pedal rig.

why i choose misse board? cause i want a hardcase, more protection then a padded soft bag. i installed wheels onto my board so i can drag it. So far, no problem.

 

[zax]

why i choose misse board? cause i want a hardcase, more protection then a padded soft bag. i installed wheels onto my board so i can drag it. So far, no problem.

haha
i need wheels , how did you do that?

 

[haziq]

i went to tymc at penin and have the guy to install the wheels for me, i think it costed me 20 or 40 dollars, couldnt remember. From the looks of the wheels on my board, the wheels are drilled onto the board, looks pretty heavy duty to me. haha

 

[rottenramone]

actually depends on what u really want. for starters, why don't u try out the westfield soft case first? its pretty standard for beginners....

or just DIY... its very cheap if u put your D&T skillz to it.

 

[niteblade]

Hi. as the thread implies, i am relatively new to pedalcases and which ones are reliable to carry my effects in. I am looking for durable and cheap pedalcases.

Any recommendations?

I also looking for power supply to power my effects. tired of using batteries... Any recommedations?

thanks!

buy ONESPOT and a road ready case

 

[d4z3]

Thanks

thanks! will be looking through to see what actually suits me.

happy cny btw

 

[Musicana77]

cases

The westfield soft case bags are a good deal for carrying about 5 or more pedals (depending on position and size) they only go for 40 plus bucks. Or if you want a hard case, Ranking sports have roadready hardcases which go for 40 and 80 respectively for a small one (3 to 4 pedals) and a large one (8 and more pedals). I personally use a Mr misse Mp2 , very good value for money and the size is perfect for me. = )