Pedal cases at Rondo

[Jazzbassman23]

http://www.rondomusic.net/pdc410c.html

Anyone using one of these? Seem pretty inexpensive, and since I'm back in "effects mode," I decided my homemade board could use some updating. For $30 it seems I can hardly go wrong. Also, what inexpensive power supply are any of you using? I've got a power strip with wall warts I'd like to eliminate, but I don't want to spend much on the power supply because I know as soon as I get this board assembled, I'll go back to my "no effects mode".

 

[Figjam]

I dont have one but ive heard they are fine, a little weak when it comes to durability (ding easily).

 

[Colin]

I find having to lift that much more higher to the pedals uncomfortable. You'd probably get used to it I suppose.

Colin

 

[Dr Stankface]

I only have 2 pedals so I have no need for one.

Andrew

 

[Figjam]

I used to only use 1 pedal but now i have 4. Nice little pedalboard. Most used on it is definitely the delay and overdrive. The synth wah is fun for some funky stuff. And a tuner pedal is always used, so it doesnt count heh.

 

[Soulfinger]

I have one and it's great---it's probably the same thing most of the other companies sell but for a fraction of the price. The included velcro really isn't enough to afix everything properly, but the box itself is solid.

As for power, I use a "One-spot", with a cord that distributes it to all 5 of my pedals. Cost effective and works well.

 

[Bill]

I've kinda been wanting a pedal case for those rare occasions when I play my piccolo basses. This one might be the ticket.