Gator Cases G-TOUR Series gitaar pedalboard met ATA Road Case, wielen en handvat; Extra Large: 32' x 17' (G-TOUR PEDALBOARD-XLGW)

Realmente es un buen producto, construido con excelentes materiales, es realmente rígido, pero es al mismo tiempo muy pesado, totalmente o práctico para su traslado, aunque tiene ruedas y asa, no deja de ser un producto pesado, peso al que se le suma el peso de los pedales o multiefecto que quieras instalar sobre el pedalboard

Managed to pick this up for a reduced price so was excellent value. Well made board and the case is outstanding

I set this up & it’s a dream to carry all my pedals around in.

If you like having the freedom to throw your pedalboard into the band van and not have to worry about what might land on top of it, this is the pedalboard solution for you. It's important to point out that there are three main pieces here; the top half of the case, the bottom half of the case, and the pedalboard itself. You can remove the pedalboard and use it by itself, or you can leave it in the shallow half of the case, as shown in the product pictures. As a bonus, there's enough room in the shallow half to store cables, picks, sheet music, etc.The downside of this type of pedalboard is that you don't get slots or holes for cable management. I used Single Coaxial Cable Clips (searchable on amazon) with a pre-drilled pilot hole to hold power and audio cables in place, though I've seen other folks using hook & loop solutions. Speaking of hook and loop, the board comes with a small roll of 3M Dual Lock tape. It wasn't enough to do even half of my pedals, and the stuff ain't cheap, so I wish they had included more, but I applaud them for for including something at all.The board is tall enough to fit my TC Electronics Nova System, which was a big concern and as a bonus, it squishes up against the top foam enough that I don't need to tape it down, since it doesn't move with the top on. Bonus.I wouldn't recommend this for a pedalboard that rarely leaves the house. The weight and size are the price you pay for its portability and durability. However, if you've ever watched a piece of gear fall out of an ill-loaded van, you'll appreciate all of the extra bolstering that goes into this pedalboard.

First of all, the case is built like a tank. I have no worries tossing it in with all the other equipment. The inside is well padded and helps keep pedals in place (all my pedals are dual-locked so they ain’t movin regardless).It’s BIG.. But that’s why you (and me) are looking at this :) it fits a lot of pedals!The actual pedal board is sturdy and easy to lift in and out. Doesn’t move at all when it’s in the case.If you want your pedals, power supplies and cables all surface mounted, the board is perfect.If you want to run cables underneath the board, you’d need to modify it as there are no holes/spaces on the board itself. But be cautious as the clearance underneath is slim when taken out and sitting in the floor. Changing out the feet with taller ones could help. All in all, a solid (and I mean SOLID) case and board.