Pedaltrain Classic 2 SC

Optimal board

I use this board with a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus mounted bellow.

There is plenty of space to install 10 to 12 pedals on this board. The steal seems robust. And the whole board is quite light. I store it bellow my desk when not playing.

No cons to advance.

If I end up with too many pedals to fit on this one, I would rather by another one this size than a bigger, difficult to manipulate, board.

Good Quality, Lightweight

Built like a tank. The soft case looks nice and durable so far as well as the strap and handles...

Simple & Effective

There's nothing much to say about this pedalboard, it's the industry standard. It's a solid board, relatively light weight, and plenty versatile if you don't run too complicated set-ups. It feels rugged and this thing can probably survive a nuclear war. The gigbag actually feels pretty decent as well. I'd fully trust taking it to gigs in the softcase. Overall it's just a really good product and doesn't break the bank like some "boutique" pedalboards.

Dump-proof

Super light, does the job. What's not to like? Fits Voodoo 2 Plus Power Supply, Morley BH, DIgitech Whammy, tuner, Pitch Factor Eventide and an OD. Could probably fit another one or maybe 2 Boss size pedals if you push it...How many more do you need????

The Pedaltrain Classic 2 is a professional staple around the world, from the smallest to the largest stages. Mine includes 11 pedals and cabling so it's more than big enough for most scenarios. It comes with enough velcro to kit it out and the soft case is more than adequate for carrying it to most gigs.

Pros: good price, light, well made, large pedalboard, includes bag/velcro and all you need

Cons: can't find any

Solid...easy to use...just love it

Light, effective and well built

The Pedaltrain Classic 2 SC is a simple but effective solution: I fitted 7 pedals of different size (from mini Mooer to larger sized multiFX such as the Boss GP10). The provided velcro was of adequate quality, and the bag is very handy.

Pros: cost-effective, light, well built, large space available, includes bag and velcro

Cons: none

Good for the money, shame about the soft case.

The ground clearance on this is barely enough to fit any of the chunkier power adapters underneath.

The included velcro is a bit crap. If you want to lock things down you will probably want to get to use 3m dual lock instead.

The slatted design is great for cable management, way easier to deal with than the normal flat slab pedalboards.

I'd suggest getting the hard case unless you travel on public transport a lot. The soft case isn't very stiff or padded, it's really more of a bag.

A standard pedalboard

Use:

Got this for my bandmate as main pedalboard.

Pros:

Lighter than similar sized pedalboards from other manufacturers.

Looks and feels sturdy.

Cons:

Has no option to mount a power supply.

Bag has no additional compartments for other stuff (cables etc.)

Conclusion:

A great price/performance pedalboard. That will last for a lifetime.

Great board

The quality is awesome, but I would prefer that the gigbag has one pocket outside so I can put my guitar cables there.

Also, it would be nice if there were some metal "adapter" so you can fit more pedals in the holes between.