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Thanks for pointing it out Wooks. I've added my post there.

The NSP Flycase housed pedalboard below is my main pedalboard I use mainly for the shows. It consists of 2 signal trains. The dry signal is split by the Korg tuner to the upper train (RM Voodoo-Bass distortion and Mooer Pitch Box) and the lower train (EHX Bassballs, Aquilar Octamizer, EBS UniCorus, EBS MultiComp and Aquilar Tone Hammer). The processed trains are then selected individually or combined by Morley ABY. I've added the step for the second row to hide the cables and make the access easier. I also covered the wood with the Tolex material, which to me was visually appealing however I would not recommend it as even good quality velcro does not stick to it (I had to glue the velcro onto the Tolex).

Here is my gig flight case pedalboard. Couple of lessons leant: - covering the board with Tolex, although looks nice, not a good idea. Velcro (even the good one) doesn't stick with it well. Had to glue the velcro with strong glue. - added the step to hide wiring and raise the second row of pedals: good idea - made 2 trains switchable via Morley ABY: good idea, e.g. no loss of low end when fuzz is on (with 2 trains active) [attachment=142254:2013-08-24 17.44.47.jpg]