Gator G-Tour Extra-Large Pedal Board with Wheels

£299.00

This is a New Gator G-Tour Extra-Large Pedal Board with Wheels from Gator, listed in Pedalboards on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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Give your pedals the home they deserve. With the Gator G-Tour Extra-Large Pedal Board your effects will be safe and secure no matter where you are. The heavy-duty wood and aluminium case houses a removable 34 x 17 removable pedal board surface that is capable of holding upwards of 15 pedals comfortably. The pro-grade EVA foam interior keeps each and every pedal safe from impact damage whilst the cases rugged metal ball corners protect vulnerable points. Underneath the pedal board surface youll find plenty of space for storing accessories such as cables tools tuners and more. The case itself is equipped with ergonomic spring-loaded rubber-grip handles on the top and sides. Combined with the integrated inline wheels transporting and maneuvering your pedal board is a breeze. And with the included 3M Dual Lock hook and loop fastener you can securely install your pedals to your board with complete peace of mind.

Brand

Gator

In the current JustPedals catalogue, Gator is represented by Pedalboards and Multi-Effects Pedals. Current listings include Multi-FX G1510 Bag, G-TOUR Pedalboard – Large and G-TOUR. That makes the range relevant to players looking for modelling, direct rigs and multi-effects, plus pedalboard infrastructure and control. Check each model for its exact circuit or processing platform, controls, power requirements and connections, particularly where the catalogue includes both pedals and supporting gear.

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.