Pedaltrain Metro 20 Pedal Board with Hard Case

£102.00

This is a New Pedaltrain Metro 20 Pedal Board with Hard Case from Pedaltrain, listed in Pedalboards on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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The Pedaltrain Metro 20 Pedal Board with Hard Case is a high-end solution for keeping your pedals together while transporting them with ease. Its compact lightweight and is perfect for any player with a lack of space. From smaller rehearsal rooms to practising at home the Pedaltrain Metros size is ideal for the job. Plus its the perfect way to showcase your pedals as well as giving them a place to be stored safely while on-the-go. Simply attach your pedals using the included pro-grade adhesive-backed hook-and-loop tape organise your cables using the assortment of included zip ties and plug-in. Youre good to go. And to top it all off Pedaltrain have even thrown in a quality hard case to ensure you get from A to B with pure peace of mind as well.

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Brand

Pedaltrain

Pedaltrain is a Nashville-based independent musical-instrument accessory maker founded in 1999. Its patented pedalboard system is built around different board sizes and formats, with matching cases, mounting hardware, pedal boosters and cable-management accessories. Pedaltrain offers an original-purchaser lifetime warranty on its boards. JustPedals listings include the compact Metro 20, Classic JR and larger Novo 24, with both soft-case and tour-case options. Pedaltrain is a board and rig-organisation specialist rather than an effects-pedal maker, so useful comparisons include usable surface area, case type and how the board fits the player’s power and mounting setup.

Category

Pedalboards

A pedalboard provides a stable surface and cable space for arranging effects as one transportable signal system. Rail spacing, usable area and mounting method determine which enclosures fit, while underside clearance controls power-supply and cable placement. Case type, weight, handles, risers, patch bays and removable sections affect protection and access without changing the audio signal itself.