All user reviews for the Boss BCB-30 Pedal Board

-What Are the effects or types of effects available?

This is not an effect

- What technology is used? (Analog, digital, tube ...)

Uh ...

- Are they ditables? Via a publisher Mac / PC?

Not

- What is the connection? (Audio / MIDI)

I do not know me!

- Is this a rack or rack model?

Rack =)

- Is Gnrale setup simple?

Yes, very simple

- The edition of sounds and effects is it easy?

This is not a gentleman effect

- Is the manual is clear and sufficient? ...?

Those who need a manual to have is the ball

- Are the effects effective and sufficiently ADAPTS GPs?

For the third time, this is not an effect!

- Which instruments do you use?

Amp: Kustom 16dfx 30 watt 40 watt Hiwatt + (bass)
Guitar: Ibanez gsz 120, and soon a Jackson Randy rhoads 3
effect: Metal zone Dyna drive and distortion with bosses, 3 pedal distortion, so what? ^^
- What are those you prfrez, you dtestez?

I like everything

- How long have you use it?

For one week

- What is the particular feature you like best and least?

most: simplicity that stuff is magic ^^
the warning: the new prices

- Have you tried many other models before acqurir?

No, and you?

- How do you report qualitprix?

uh ... too expensive for what it is!

- With the exprience, you do again this choice ...?

Yes, if I have no other pedal ^^

Thank you for reading my little avi (e) basiste guitarist or if your issue of sending me an email, hesitates not ^^

bye

This mini bag can carry three pedals to repeat, or to "protect" 3 at home.
Everything is provided for connection to the interior (son spider 3 pedals + 2 patches)
The Boss and other pedals in the same format (eg Marshall style) lodge and lock perfectly in their sites ...
A power supply "one spot" for example, or between a Boss in the box for transport ... it may be convenient to know!
I see no negatives! If we want better, we take the BCB60 or a Pedaltrain. For one who goes on repeat play among friends or with (for example). An EQ, chorus and delay, it's really handy! If you have lots of pedals, it's not worth ...

Dimensions: 34x30 - removable cover

The Boss BCB-30 Pedal Board is a mini platform for holding your guitar pedals. It can only hold three compact Boss sized pedals, of course being designed specifically for pedals made by Boss but can be fit any brand pedals of this size. It's more than just the pedal as it also comes with a daisy chain for three pedals for powering them as well as two mini 1/4" cables for connecting the pedals together. The case looks like a mini suitcase when boxed up but opens up into a small pedal board. I don't own a BCB-30 Pedal Board at home, but a friend of mine has it and I've played with his rig quite a bit. However, to be honest I'm not really sure that something like this is necessary or really the best way to go. While it's somewhat a sturdy case and it's nice that you can easily pack up your pedals for gigs, it only holds three pedals! Either you have to have a small rig or are down with swapping pedals out here and there. Being that it only holds three pedals, to me it's not really worth it since it's easy enough to carry around and set up three pedals anyway. I think that pedal boards are most useful when you've got a larger rig to set up. It is nice that this comes with a daisy chain and small 1/4" cables, but alone those wouldn't cost very much at all. I guess I can't complain too much since it's not that much money, but I can't imagine that too many people would want to be limited by only having three pedals. There are cheaper pedal boards out there beyond those made by Boss, as the BCB-60 holds more pedals but it's pretty expensive. In my opinion, if you are looking for a small pedal board, you're probably either better off making your own or waiting to get one when you might have more pedals...