All user reviews of 4/5 for the Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board

I use it for 2 months.
I was using an old suitcase before, kind of business man briefcase.

The exterior of the boss is super tough plastic fasteners BUT seem fragile at the same time I did not long, however it does not feel the strength ... I strap the thing to tear it off anyway just in case, but I'm a little manic ... it is very resistant in the trunk of a car or truck, on the other hand I will never drive in the hold of a plane, IT'S NOT A FLYCASE!

The interior is well designed, I stalled 5 pedals in which two monsters (EBS dual drive and synthesize EHX bass) with no problem.
I think it would be good to change the diet, it does not generate spurious BUT it only gives the 9V 1A only and therefore not enough for my pedals.

The protective foam are very useful, even with pedals that are not the BOSS brand, once fit snugly, it does not move. One senses that the pedals are well protected, they do not balladent in transit.

Rail to hide jacks is truly magical!

The jacks are provided with excellent quality!

In use, it is a pedal board, once you've done the installation there is more to plug jacks and playing ... and that's really the best!

At the finish it is ideal for a semi pro musician who does not make international tours by plane, I'll just quickly change the power and it will be all good!

I got the BOSS BCB-60 pedelboard in a trade, and it's what I currently use on stage. Stock, it can only hold 6 standard BOSS pedals, or 4 pedals and a wah. Pretty sad eh? What I did was I took out the foam, and put Velcro and a riser in the back. This way I can fit MUCH more onto the pedal board. The board itself is built decently, it's a very sturdy plastic, and the patch-bays are metal with metal jacks. I haven't had any problems with the patch-bays yet, no tone sucking, etc.

The power supply that came with it is good, for a daisy chain that is. I had to switch to a BBE Supa Charger that has isolated outlets because I was getting ground loop hum. That said, if you aren't running pedals in both the effects loop of your amp AND in front of your amp you should be fine.

What I don't like is that the latches on the case do seem a little flimsy, but so far they've held up just great. Pretty much everything on this case seems fairly high-quality in general though, and being BOSS, it probably will hold up great over time.

Overall, I am very happy with this pedelboard. It has served me well, but BOSS could have improved the original design by not using their silly foam system that absolutely wastes so much space. Would I recommend this to people? Well, somewhat. I am currently building my own pedalboard that is both bigger and angled, and I can build it cheaper than I can get the BOSS pedalboard for new, and I know it will be exactly what I want. So, if you are handy with tools, I suggest you build your own. If not, the BOSS is a good board to get.