All user reviews for the Pedaltrain Pedaltrain Pro w/ Soft Case

I use it since July, replacing my PDT-3 became too small for my new config!

It has the perfect dimensions for my current config includes:
- Pedals Engl Z-12
- AKG System
- Cry Baby 535Q
- MXR Phase 90
- Polytune Mini
- Boss HR-2
- TC Electronic Reverb Trinity
- TC Electronic Flashback Delay X4
- Morley Mini Volume
- Power T-Rex Chameleon (set down the velcro)
And ... there is a little room (for one or two max pedals)

As usual in PDT: solid (fairly light metal structure), reliable, top with the spaces to get the system cables, and clean! Everything is very stable without weighing a dead donkey (depending on your pedals this hearsay).

Only downside as for my PDT-3 (see my opinion on it), and especially the zipières sliders Softcase (while convenient, pretty strong and light) that seem fragile (broken on my PDT Soft-3, replaced by stronger). We'll see if they take the shock ^^
For the pedals, I might be increased a bit skew, and again!

Q / P good because we buy a product that will last a lifetime (except soft case can be hell ... lower the price of your Hard!), And for 110 € (in Cygnus, nine is € 135 not ... big difference), it is a good investment!

The Pedaltrain PT-Pro is a super sturdy and durable pedalboard. I haven't had any worries of it breaking on me and it can take a lot of abuse. I've had a few different production pedalboards. The SKB PS-45 and PS-25, a Gator pedal board or two. The powering on those just isn't good enough to justify needing it. If you want a rock solid platform to stomp on your pedals, pedaltrain is where it's at. The velcro that comes with it is pretty nice. I ended up putting loop velcro on the board and using smaller industrial velcro for my pedals. It's sized is really nice, I think the dimensions are really mapped out well. I have no problems fitting everything on my board. My tuner perfectly fits over my volume pedal and I never find myself looking for space. And with the power supply mounts it makes for a super convenient board. Pedaltrain just made universal ones which I use for my wireless unit. That's really cool. I like putting my cables and stuff under the board. It's super nice. Works really well. The soft case is super durable. I've had no problems with the zippers or anything. It protects everything nicely and it leaves plenty of space for all the cables you would need and everything. It's a great board. The price point isn't so bad. The quality is definitely worth it and it beats the hell out of the weight of a wooden board. If something were to happen to this pedalboard I would probably get another one. I was actually considering getting a PT-1 or PT-2 for a slightly smaller gigboard. I use the PT-Pro with all my pedals. But I don't always need everything to gig. If you're considering one of these, just do yourself a favour and go for it. You won't be disappointed. It's truly a fantastic pedalboard.

Everything is provided to simplify our lives and overall it works.
A single snag in my opinion: the clips provided to secure the supply below the pedalboard not always agree. They are perfect for Modtone, you see one that is expensive
I have a T-Rex Fuel Tank Classic and I made the clips myself. They are much more ugly but it is not seen and it holds.
I use it for several months now and I'm happy, without being able to compare it to another because it is the first I try (and probably the last because I am relatively satisfied).
Excellent stability and soundness issue, I think there are 2 things that would survive a nuclear explosion: the cockroaches and Pedaltrain.